AMERICAN REACTS to UK Police Stop a Wanted Man From Leaving ✈️ | Heathrow Britain's Busiest Airport
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The captain is resposible for the safety of all the passengers. That's why they have to get permission.
You will find police carrying assault rifles in airports because of the threat of terrorism, but our cops don't normally carry guns because our public don't carry them.
It's just a different mentality over here.
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Thanks for the info Coot!
@@DezzReacts I added a little bit more information at the bottom of my comment.
It's not a different mentality over here, it is called CIVILISATION 🇬🇧
The UK does not rely on Gun laws that belong to the 1700s when there was a real need to be armed, both to hunt and to defend
The WARPED NUTTERS that believe they are still entitled to Guns in the USA (Land of the Free---Sadly NOT) are supported by Multi-Millionaires who build the Damned guns
No you wont the standard arm of the authorised firarms officer is a submachine g7n it may look lioe a assault riffle to the ignorant but its not no police force has a “assault riffle”
@@demonic_myst4503 if you want to be technical they carry carbines
London Heathrow Airport (LHR) is the largest of the six international airports in the London airport system. In 2022, London Heathrow was the second-busiest airport in the world by international passenger traffic.
I can attest to the fact that Heathrow ( pronounced Hee-Throw) airport is huge. It is a very long way from one terminal to another. A lot of the talk between the two P.Os was just tongue in cheek British banter.
Yeah. You often have to take the tube to get from one part to another.
It's pronounced HEthrow & is just outside London. A few day's ago you commented about the passing of my cat Bert. It was really kind of you, & meant a lot to me, so thankyou Dezz 😸
RIP Bert 😔. Sorry for your loss of your friend
I've been woken up in Gatwick by Armed Police (this was over 10 years back) - they were just doing routine patrols, and just quickly checked I was okay and had all my stuff with me. Top notch chaps.
I've also experienced US Airport Police too, again, top notch. Heck, they even rescued me from the stupidity and ignorance of TSA once, as a clueless b*tch of a TSA agent was basically interrogating me....with questions....she didn't know the answers to. She eventually called over the Cops...who looked at me, looked at my passport and went "no, he's good". Turns out, I'd asked the same Cop a few questions on a previous visit, and he'd remembered me, because I had the same clothes on and the same destination, and was heading to the usual bar I would grab food/drink from on my visits.
(It should be noted, TSA need to realise they're not any sort of authority over people already granted access through USCIS, bunch of self important wankers. The only decent one I've dealt with ever, was the colleague of questiony b*tchface, who actually repacked my bag and apologised for the disruption to my travels....and even was like "oh...did you have a shower gel bottle explode in this bag?" "Yes" "That'd do it" - The guy even offered a complaint form)
We need more police like that
South Wales born and bred, watching from my sofa in sunny Wales right now.
Heathrow s Britain's largest airport. It measures 1227 hectares. In 2021 it served 19.4 million passengers, though it's busiest year was in 2019 when it served 80.9 million passengers.
Never underestimate the little guy.😅
Heathrow might be the biggest UK airport now and one of the biggest in the world, but my parents told me about it when Dad started to work abroad in 1948, post WW2. A lot of the facilities were still in tents on grass! Heathrow was only opened as a civilian airport in 1946. Sometimes luggage was stacked down aircraft aisles and aircraft could be converted bombers, either with a chemical toilet or you had to wait for a refueling stop 😁 which were frequent. I first flew at six weeks old with my mum from Aberdeen to Birmingham (but my carrycot and towelling nappies etc went to Belfast!) and then out of Heathrow which was then called London Airport with only one terminal to the Middle East when I was three months old in 1961. I've seen the airport grow up 😁.
I love watching cop videos especially the ones where they patrol the Uk towns at the weekends with all the drunks ,it’s hilarious seeing the states folk get into when they are drunk. I live directly across from three pubs in the east end of Glasgow in quite a rough area ,I love watching the characters coming out the pubs at home time ,there are always arguments or fights 😂It’s the insults they throw at each other ,Glaswegians are brilliant at insulting each other 😂, then they are all friends again the next day
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You might notice, the rights read are slightly but crucially different to Miranda rights. Key among them being while you do still have the right to remain silent, you cannot plead the 5th or the like as withholding info can be used against you should you then use it in court.
Very interesting!
@@DezzReacts it partially comes down to us just not having a constitution, for all our politicians would like us to believe, the magna carta, the closet thing we have hasn't been valid for centuries; but also, police don't have qualified immunity, they did have something similar until 2018 but even then it was hell of a lot more limited than say that of the US. The result is that records are on an even playing field for the most part, if you incriminate yourself or inversely exonerate yourself when talking to the cops and it doesn't turn up or match in court, someone will get in trouble and everything will be scrutinized, making it in everyone's best interest to not lie.
On that note UK police internal investigations is combined with counter terrorism, so cops generally have incentive not to piss off IA detectives... That being said, that still doesn't stop bad cops from being bad, London met tends to get in near constant trouble for stuff like racial profiling, or racial prioritizing (this isn't exclusively against any 1 demographic generally, it kinda changes who gets the short a d long stick depending on who got shafted last), and there's no shortage of racist cops, especially within volunteer community police who get big egos for being police in name only.
Heathrow Airport is the size of a medium size town and the second busiest in the world. It can be 2 miles walking distance between gates so 20 minutes.
Re needing the Captain's permission to enter the aircraft it is illegal to take firearms onto a commercial airliner but as the person responsible for the safety of the aircraft, crew and passengers the Captain has the discretion to overrule this if said armaments are in the possession of police and aren't going to be used. Basically asking permission is simply protocol and good manners on part of the police.
Oh, and obviously unless there is an immediate threat to life or risk of injury the police have no legal right of access to the aircraft whatsoever so have to ask the Captain's permission to board just like everyone else. In this case the Captain would have been within his rights to refuse them access.
Here in the UK just because someone is a cop it doesn't give them any special rights of access to property be it private or commercial above or beyond your average citizen.
I'm pretty sure this is the first reality TV programme that aired on TV, It's years old.
Think your thinking of (Airline) from the late 90s and early 2000s this is made a few years ago busiest airport
I mean, Heathrow is MASSIVE
After they was riding around in that buggy for 4 min of the video I was like DAMN 😂
Hello,Heathrow Airport is the biggest airport in the UK,it is also the busiest airport in Europe.
Those two coppers didn't seem like the full ticket to me. I don't think they'll ever end up as detectives.
I’m a proud dragon (wales) ❤
South Wales here.
Notice no handcuffs. You guys would have him shackled in the blink of an eye. The two police officers asked permission to come aboard because we are just naturally polite.
It’s protocol here
This was a tv series on Heathrow Airport but it has been cancelled. Heathrow has five terminals and two runways soon to be three. A lot of British airports were former bomber bases Heathrow, Gatwick, Humberside International Airport in Lincolnshire (known as bomber county during World War Two due to all the bomber bases only two are still operational) Manchester Airport among a few of them.
Only 4 terminals now, no.1 isn't used, so 2,3,4 & 5.
Although Gatwick was a bomber base, it was an airport before that.
@@paulqueripel3493No there is 5 terminals. Used or not there's 5 child pipe down
@@rHamUK 5 child pipe down?
@@paulqueripel3493 Can you not read little boy? THERES 5 TERMINALS SO PIPE DOWN
Shows like these would help ameeica alot tbh
Hate of police is spawned by ignorance , the news shows 1 in tens of millions of police interactions a day that oess than 1% of i teractions end in police brutality , but thatd all people see that small percent so it cretes the ilussion of commonality
We have something called Live PD, Check it out! and cops.. Super good
On paper. The Captain of an aircraft has the most legal power of anyone in the world.
What he says is law. Nobody outranks him on board. Not even a US President.
At least in UK law.
If his professional opinion for the safety of the flight is to execute someone, on paper he can do it.
His only legal checks and balances are from a safety committee, not the courts. ON PAPER.
This is a great illustration of the difference between UK and US policing - the officers here were armed, dealing with an arsonist at a major terrorist target - They were polite, didn't touch their guns, didn't even touch him, didn't handcuff him, just calmly said south wales police want to talk to you about this thing - they gave him no reason to react badly.
We have armed police staged at most major airports and rail stations - often with H&K MP5's, but we also have standard unarmed officers and specialist transport police there as well.
If you like this kind of thing you might like the Emergency Bikers series - follows UK motorcycle police and paramedics.
Heathrow is London's main airport, situated west of London.
Hopefully I can visit it one day!
It's pronounced "Heef-row"
Watching your reactions from Scotland.Thank you for your input.
Thanks for watching!
Watching from the Highlands of Scotland myself.
Very late comment but if you see two armed police running full pelt through a terminal it's likely to cause concern amongst other passengers, I don't know if that's an actual policy in place at airports but unless it's a proper emergency then it's likely something to avoid doing.
EDIT: Note to self, watch the whole video before commenting, literally 30 seconds later in the video one of the officers addressed that same thing I commentesd about
They don’t run so as not to alarm or concern members of the public
They don’t have guns mate. Only specialist firearms officers have guns.
100 kilo(200 pounds) beats a LOT of US cops being sponsored by Dunkin Donuts.
Weight 96 kg but he's probably carrying 15 kg of equipment.
Welsh. ( now Canadian) woman here. See Wrexham for a reference. The cultural differences are real, right? Da Iawn Diolch, for posting.
I always loved cop programs here in the UK and US, the more drama in it the better it is to watch .
Expect more of them!
I think the entire world knows that all American cops are armed and more than a few are trigger happy especially to certain demographics. London Heathrow is huge and it takes a long time to get from one terminal to another. It’s been a while since I’ve flown from there rather than Gatwick but as I remember there is a train between the terminals. I’m around 35 miles from London since you asked where we are from. I used to work just past Heathrow and traffic is always awful trying to get past there.
Watching from North Wales 🏴
New follower here so hi from Scotland 😊😊😊
Lol! Golf cart response!
👋🏻 I’m from south wales. ❤🏴🇬🇧
Hi 👋🏼
@@DezzReacts Good morning from not so sunny Cardiff, how are you.🤔
@@kimarnill7648 and Good night from Oregon haha I am good!
@@DezzReacts nos da and yaki dar .🏴🇬🇧
@@kimarnill7648 Im just gonna act like i know what that means lol
I'm in South London 🤜🤛🇬🇧🇺🇲
"Is HEFROW in England?" - fucking hell...
You’re talkin to someone who never traveled outside of America 🇺🇸
Usual police loadouts include
Collapsible Baton instead of the more traditional rubber trungent
Taser with three spares
Hand cuffs a mix between the solid and the zip ties
Pepper spray
Radio
And that’s about it, depending on the area and location some police officers might be equipped with a small first aid kit, not entirely equipped with dealing with say a stab wound or the like, but enough to prolong the patients life until proper medical treatment or aid can be given, things like plasters, rubber gloves, tweezers and the usual antiseptic wipes and bandages, again not overly advanced but enough to stabilize or prevent further injury and much like most of our other public services our police force is a bit of a mixed bag in which police officers are trained in dealing with crimes but some can be medically trained and most have to go through a basic first aid course as their job may require them to administer basic first aid before any ambulance or medical assistance can be given as well as some minor albeit limited fire safety procedures and firefighting training, such as how to tackle a burning BBQ, or a small bonfire in which as long as it doesn’t require the actual fire service the. The police are more than capable of dealing with any small flames or fires if it’s safe to do so
Hello amazing video I’m from Hertfordshire
Hi Dezz, I'm from Essex in England
its for safety. the pilot has ultimate responsibility for all souls onboard that aircraft until they leave the plane. there may be something that the police are unaware of that would pose a risk to the officers or people on board the plane by boarding it
Heethrow is how it’s said👍🏻
Jeez are these the people looking after our airports??
I live in south Wales and it is known for low crime, the gentleman arrested sounded foreign definitely not Welsh where I live we dont even lock the door I go food shopping to the next town 15 miles away without locking the door. Can you do that? good video though.
when you pass through passport control and security and go airside you enter international areas. Airport Police have specific responsibilities for those areas. A street policeman cannot go airside a arrest anyone.
and not a single shot fired
I’m from Dublin
Anglesey North wales fella.
I'm from Cardiff Wales!
Me, im South Wales ! this is rare to catch a 3 million population country lighting a fight and flying away xD! So this is funny in a way
fire
also hes not born bread welsh man. He seems middle east.
I'm from Kent.
They have to ask for authority to go on board, as they're carrying firearms.... captain is responsible for the safety of the aircraft, passengers and crew. Also, him being wanted by South Wales police doesn't make him "from Wales".
I could go up to Durham which is 300 miles from my house, and commit a crime there, in which case i'd probably be "Wanted by Durham constabulary" despite living 300 miles away on the edge of London.
Heathrow is pronounced like Heeth row.
the word is aeroplane, not airplane.
We’ll lf wade international my island doesn’t have police in airport becuse I’m an island we have a police station by the airport
From South Wales 🏴 oops 😬
From wales g
Heathrow is pronounced 'He-eeth-ro'
Peak none militery fitness police have their own fitness tests you have do more cardio focused
How are these two armed? They don't seem the brightest lads! 😂 😂
I guess that you mean they are not screaming at people and pointing guns at them.
Don't think they would get off lightly if things got physical either as they don't look like a pair of bruisers exactly do they.
Heeeethrow
As a Brit' I can't believe these 2 are the only cops available?? typical UK!! they'll probably make this chap a cup of tea before they ask him nicely to answer some questions!! Ashamed is what I am!!
Yo clearly don’t understand uk police and ur offending people by always calling you to England we have 4 countries in the uk and Scotland is one of the biggest countries in the uk ! And there are 3 type of police force in uk transport / civil and army !