AMERICAN REACTS to A Day In The Life Of UK Cops (HE WAS GOING 130 MPH 🚔)
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allowed 12 penalty points before licence suspended for 3 to 6 months,speeding-3 to 6 points no insurance 6 points and most over 100 mph get banned for 3 to 6 months
Double the speed limit is an instant ban too😊
Not always the case with collecting 12 points, I sat on 12 points for 3 years before all points was cleared, I pleaded hardship at court and was allowed to keep my licence as my wife is disabled and I needed my licence to get her to medical appointments
@@jrb3006jb they also let me keep mine on 12 points
3 was for not getting paperwork back in time
I explained I had dyspraxia and this was that cause for me believing I had already posted paperwork
And because 3 points was for this and not driving related would they consider letting me keep it
Didn't even go to court and it was still heard so it's not automatic until over 12 for sure
Not from the UK but Portugal, and I suspect the same is true for most of Europe: soccer/football matches are our most common "high-risk operations". There's a special police branch just for matches (apparently the UK also has one, called the Football Policing Unit), we have spotters who know who the most aggressive individuals are and are always in control of the riot teams in case they are needed, and overall it's just a whole afternoon and evening of controlling a whole region to make sure no fights break out. It can get so big that often police officers from other countries come here or ours go abroad when big games happen between the bigger teams of those countries. There was actually an incident back in 2019 where England fans clashed with our police and it was brutal for the fans. Our guys and gals are usually just there for deescalation and arresting troublemakers, but they do know how to fight back when violence erupts.
He got a £60 fine (not 6, although it did sound like 6) and 3 points on his licence for driving whilst on his phone (i think the fine has gone up since, it's a old program). Get a certain amount of points on your licence and you get disqualified from driving, vehicle taken and the punishment increased.
It's now 6 points and a £200 fine
@@David-The-YorkshireMan Good. Mobile usage whilst driving has been proven as dangerous as drink driving.
And one place recklessness should not be tolerated is when a person is in control of a 2 ton steel object going at speed.
@@David-The-YorkshireMan almost correct
It can be an instant ban too depending on how you was driving
Easy to make a claim and charge for dangerous driving at the same time
Prison/jail is a last resort for everything in the U.K. mate. Penalty points remain active for 3 years (I think). Once you hit 12 active points you lose your licence.
He must’ve missed all the new laws brought in by this fascist government then. Peaceful, protesting. Jail. Nowadays. 😮
The cop who left the police four years ago and now he’s back actually left to be a presenter on a T V programme called Crime Watch a bit like your Most wanted show
Hi FYI. US football is actually English Rugby League. It was copied with all the rules and points systems, just slowed down drastically and lots of advert breaks so more money could be generated from the spectators. Look it up and compare
100 kp/h is the same speed as most 60 mph roads
Easter, Halloween, guy Fawkes night, Christmas. Think that’s it mate
New year’s too unless you count that in with Christmas 👍
@@Mugtree yeah I’d say majority of us call it merry Christmas and a happy new year 😉
@@gsx-srider7963 basically one long drunk week 😉
St.Patricks day? Valentine's?
There’s a bbc documentary series called The Met which is about the police across London and a bit more serious, but a very good insight into London Policing
130 on the autobahn in Germany is allowed as there is no speed limit. Just makes for better drivers.
60 pounds for mobile use 75 dollars it is now 200 pounds 252 dollars and 6 penalty points on your license. If you get to 12 points you are banned from driving for 3 years
He said £60 not £6 lol. I believe it’s now £120 as people weren’t taking it seriously.
He will have been breathalysed too. They just didn't show it.
Of course we do Easter. And most people have at least a week off for Christmas, many people too. Never come to the UK for Christmas. You’ll find everything closed.
Football is football, American 'football' is similar to rugby but without the effort
handegg
American football is actually rugby😊
That's in UK. Here in Ireland they are less strick which is pure shit. Government can't afford to be sending people to prison as our jails are full as it is. However if you don't pay you tv licence within a certain time you will be fined 2000 euros 2100 dollars and up to a month in jail. And that is a jail with worse criminals...fucked up
A "Disco Driver" is not police slang for a speeding motorist, it's a Land Rover Discovery driver.
😂😂 still laughing at the thumb 👍🏻
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£6 lol He definitely said 60. The worst part is not the fine though, it is the points on your licence. I believe 3 points stay on your licence for 3 years and your insurance premium can be affected.
Yes definitely £60 and 3 points on license and after 12 you lose your license and have to retake test before you get your license back. Also points stay on your license for 3 years
Not basting, but I once did 125 mph (in a new Vauxhall Zafira) on a 70 mph road in the West Midlands. Ironically, I was on the way to the (then) recently decommissioned Dane prison in Shrewsbury as a tourist. I wasn't caught so got away with it that day. I don't do that anymore.
OMG= oh my god
All local police station with cells have their own custody sergeant and officers that watch over them while there like your jail officers.
Top speed is 75 mph on our major roads like your interstates. Doing over 100 mph likely to get himself a serious fine and driving ban!
12 points in a 3 year period means you lose your license for a year except new drivers passed within last 2 years, they can only get 6 points before a ban.
you are allowed up to 12 points then lost licence!!
£60 fine not £6 that would be ridiculous!!
Firstly, why are Americans obsessed with size? Just because the guy was tiny doesn't mean that he couldn't hurt a fly because I know plenty of martial artists who are tiny that could do a lot of damage to a big guy...
Secondly, the guy speeding would have been breathalysed. Also there's no point in taking somebody to the police station over a speeding offence, the same with no tax or insurance because that just means taking the officer off the road for hours on end for administration work. Things probably work different in the USA because money is involved.
You must be 5 foot 4 😂
@@DezzReacts hahaha! 🤣 😂 no, i'm not, my friend is 5'4 and is a black belt in BJJ and she would've deck most men bigger than her. I don't see why people seem to think if you have size you have the advantage because I'm 5'11/ 6 ft and I used to love it when coming up against bigger guys in training or on the street because it was so much easier.
@@M24RV_F its just ignorance or trolling mate , its not a thing in the UK as we know it doesn't make a difference at all. each day when someone gets stabbed to death , shot in the head or beaten , glassed , height is obviously irrelevant. my friend was stabbed the death recently , the "man" that done it couldn't of been more scrouney and small , the person that lost there life was genuinely built like a brick sht house , known to fight about and wasn't messed with. one argument on snap about a girl the guy booted his door in and boom. I'm not just making this up , this happened around a month ago , a perfect example of why Dezz is wrong. i could think of 10 more just in my lifetime like this. body mass isn't everything when it come to pure fighting ether , people who know about fighting already know this , unless we are talking 4ft vs 7ft lmao , i just think he's trolling tbh , you cant go around thinking that when kids in your own country go on shting sprees , makes no sense. no hate dezz :) just think that IS a ignorant comment you made that's all! loving the police reactions anyways , peace.
Nope, mate, hight isn't the big thing like US girls make it. She'll see him again. As for the footy West ham. It's not the best team, but it's got the best fans. Going to matches is nothing like in the States, its way better.
He'll be locked up overnight till they take him to court, then it go from there.
The fine was £60 for being on the phone while driving, and they hate that, and you'll get pull you every time. It's looked down on by everyone for using your phone. Cos it's so dangerous.
The speeder will get banned and a huge fine. Anything over 100mph ban, once he's been to court. 12 points you lose your licence, it puts up your insurance when you've got points.
OSG means operational support group. It means 6/7 officers can be out looking for crims instead of 1/2 in a car lol...
i got off a speeding offence at 100mph coz i said a group tried carjacking me and then followed me in a black BMW so i just tried to get away as fast as i could, they said why didnt you call 999 i said coz i was focused on getting away and didnt want to get rammed off the road and it wasn't until i saw the cop lights i calmed down
I got nicked for a fail to attend court date, I genuinely had no idea I was due in court for a petty squabble with my ex, they'd sent the letter to my former address so I didn't know until the police turned up and said you're under arrest
I was laughing at the way you could guess the weight of the cannabis by just looking at it. Anything you want to tell us?
We can smoke weed recreationally in the State of Oregon! we have a dispensary at every corner ;)
I'm from southend in sea in uk what a bad place it is now
£60 and3 points for the phone but they changed it to £200 and 6points for being more serious
130mp/h is 209.215 kp/h
OSG operational support group
No £60 fine for being on phone
OSG - Operational Support Group. It's a job title.
my football team is tottenham hotspur
the man that does the explaining of what is happing is an ex police officer for the met police
Nottingham Forest football club
he made the mistake of admitting over 130, he going to be banned, better to keep mouth shut, it will go to court you have no choice, let them prove it, you never know, if they have no speed radar, your solicitor may just save you license, not your fine or points,
130mph??? You are playing with death. Nothing is worth the risk.
£60 not 6!!
its 60 pounds
Hi Dezz, I celebrate Pancake day, I’m not sure about everyone else.
in general you would be taken straight to the police station, The may not go, but handed off to a car, we dont have the jail like you guys, he will be in the cells, till court in the police station, so your unlucky if you caught on friday night. you there till monday.
Only thing with the police cell i was in, was the painted walls, after 12 hours, the walls play tricks with your eyes, they become like 3d, start doing funny things.
I was free to got no further action, i had done nothing wrong, it was an alligation.
the driver doing 130, did you hear how he said close to a 100, reason being, if your 30 miles over the the, its a ban, so over 100 on a 70mph or 90 on a 50mph, its a ban
nowhere holds 100,000 supporters
Dud in the Nissan. Rule 1 NEVER self incriminate. When they ask what speed you were doing the answer should always be "Respectfully I would prefer not to potentially self incriminate".
Also the guy driving the nissan...After he confessed his speed he should have done a burn out as he pulled away after speaking to the police. He was going to get a ban anyway so may as well have some fun while he is at it. As to the officers and their whining about speed being dangerous and how the one officers dad was killed by a driver i am so bored of it.
The conditions were on the face of it perfectly safe. Minimal road users, dry weather. Driver was clearly sober and in control of the car. Speed limits in the UK on motorways are truly stupid.
Speed is a massive e issue. Road can clear, fine but ANYTHING can happen. At 130 you don't have time to react, hit a bit of debris and lose a tyre at that speed, you are going home in a box. Depending on the car and the quality of tyre fitted, 130 is close to the usual maximum speed rating for standard tyres.
@@nick7076 Its amazing that there isn't absolute carnage all over the German Autobahn 24hrs a day. Or that there wasnt carnage on the Northern Highway in Australia when the Aussies derestricted it.
Or of course it could be that speeding is not dangerous if done "safely". I have done 750000 miles on motorways always a significant margin above the speed limit (in my earlier days on occasion go straight to jail speeds) and do you know how many accidents i had? How many people were injured or killed?
None. No accidents. No injuries, No deaths because speed is not dangerous. Bad driving and speed under the wrong conditions is.
Sometimes driving within the speed limit is deeply dangerous due to conditions for example if its raining heavily, if its a poor road surface etc.