@@howardelder4411 no " the police turn up because they've had a phone call it's up to the people on the phone to tell them to get a life so they must be lying to the operator .
Itâs an escalation, literally. Theyâre upset already about the ground camera and can barely tolerate that and now heâs going to take a drone over!
Incredible isn't it?! Instant despatch of two officers to a non-crime scene. But breaking and entering, criminal damage, burglary, theft is not considered such a priority.
This is one of your better audits @DJ. Education is key, and the police went back to re-affirm and educate the chap on the gate, who may, hopefully, pass that information back to his own bosses, so that certainly counts as making a difference.. Well done.
Loved your interaction with the police. And they were really kind too. I love it when people are put in their place. Thanks for making really educating videos about photographic laws as I've learnt a lot đ
Kind? Passive aggressive on a fishing expedition. They're all nice as pie - and then they ask for his name, where's from, how long he's staying. It's harassment. And they didn't tell him they were filming.
@Jamie W majority use dodgy training providers that practically take the test for them. Others send a relative to take it for them and some are just forged. I stumbled upon a human trafficking operation within a company that covertly subcontracts to the biggest companies, all parties and police were aware, nothing happened. Another tactic they use to get both into the country and work in security is a particular lawyer based in london, he fakes the holding of ÂŁ40k for his clients so they can enter on a business visa. The corruption in the security industry is worse than international banking.
Wow that security man at the beginning was just oozing charisma, and you can imagine the laughs and in depth conversations you could have if stranded on a desert Island with himđ.
Another great video DJ. The only thing I would suggest is when the Copper said "no offences have been committed", you should have mentioned the Private Security Act breach with the Security Officer not having his licence on show. He might be on house, but I highly doubt it. If they refuse to "investigate" it, I would highlight that they turned up for a photographer doing something perfectly legal but they won't do anything about an actual crime being committed. Keep up the good work DJ.
Why would they turn up for that? What good would it do? Unless there is a need for police presence then they have no need to be there, you can ring and make your report detailing everything
Police presence following a burglary can be reassuring to the surrounding community. Police attendance at a post-crime scene is advantageous in messaging to the public. In this instance it was happily admitted by the police that no crime had, was or likely to be committed. Quote "Unless there is a need for police presence then they have no need to be there, you can ring and make your report detailing everything." Their control could easily have dealt with this by education over the phone, already being aware that the person is on the public footpath, no intention of wanting access and that security had engaged with them.
My thoughts exactly. Closed stations no public access, mob handed police presence for a man with a camera. A phone call and a crime number for criminal damage and a car theft. Sorry, we can't make time for anyone to watch the video footage of the crime
Police will attend reports from commercial and business premises even when they know full well an offence has not been committed, they are encouraged by senior officers to go and BRACE someone up. Meanwhile on the home front you can have someone break into your home steal goods worth many thousands of pounds and they give you a crime number over the phone so that you can claim your losses back on your house insurance.
"All the information is on our website but we can't tell you anything in person". I will never understand the companies of today and their whole 'secret squirrel' attitude when it comes to talking about what they do. đ€Šââ
It's probably because most of the workers don't really know or care to learn about the big picture of what there company does and are there for a paycheck and don't want to sound stupid talking about it or corporate has some stupid NDA when hiring and the lowly workers can be fired if they mention something corporate doesn't agree with.
You should go to this sports direct park. It's a massive distribution centre. It's where all the returns go and it's huge. Unit D, Brook Park, Meadow Ln, Shirebrook, Mansfield NG20 8RY
I rang 101 a few months ago because there was a severely inebriated man wearing nothing but a hospital gown sat on a bench outside a local chip shop. He was shouting abuse at passers by including children. Clearly a danger to himself and others. 6 hours later 101 rang me back and said nobody was free to come out. All officers must have been dealing with people doing lawful activities.
He looked like he needed a battery charging after you had finished with him the chappy halfway thru ..That policeman is a fan and subscriber sure of it!đBrill!đđđ»đđœ
Brilliant!!!!! Police interaction was great with the less than ÂŁ5, notification of recording pointed out, he was a viewer, and so much more! Awesome!!! I'd of pushed a bit more on the need for the business to clean up their rubbish though, that amount of litter is crazy!!!
The police are getting educated by Auditors , despite the police having in-house Drone experts that could and SHOULD be providing that education ( But ignoring the drones that would pretty much kill the drone Audit , happily the police are a bit dim in this regard , and still turn up đ)
@@DJAUDITS When are we going to see the site that you visited recently where the MD invited you to come back for a tour to show you his robots in the concrete factory when he has time?
Although 'the gaffer' wasn't forthcoming he didn't come out with something that would have made him look super foolish like a random law to hopefully stop you from filming..đ Great police interaction with you from the, obviously, more senior officer... he deserved his keyring. đđ
The reason why they were very secreted is that the content of cath converters is that the materials used in the exhausts are extremely expensive and desirable making the site a target. Some of the materials are worth more than gold so I can appreciate why the owners didn't want to advertise what they do incased they were ROBBED.
Oh my goodness, that officer was BRILLIANT!! Iâve watched thousands of audits, and thatâs one of the best police responses Iâve ever seen. Knew the law, no attitude, full respect, left you alone! That response should be part of the police training on exactly how it should be done!! Well done officer! đ
Brilliant? Didn't say he had his camera on, in clear breach of guidelines. Asked for DJ's name, asked where his drone was, asked how long he would be there, asked if he was local. All after saying 'you're not doing anything illegal'. That's harassment. I really hope this isn't the standard you accept from your local police.
The Chief Constable wrote to all forces regarding public photography being a legal activity, adding that in the case of incidences, public photos and videos have been very useful for their investigations. Quite why other forces still don't comprehend this, who knows. The response from the call handlers should be 'FO, it's perfectly legal, stop hassling them. Don't waste our time.'
@@mainlineto5988 opinions clearly vary, but thatâs NOT harassment in any way. That was friendly policing; we donât expect them to stop being police officers, do we? I saw very little wrong with that interaction.
@@Benny10001 I see your point but imagine if police went around asking those questions of random people. That would be an infringement of civil liberties. They don't need to know unless they suspect you of breaking the law. So when they ask 10 seconds after acknowledging you're not breaking the law, something is wrong.
Probably the best Police interaction I've seen on any of your videos! I'm sure that lots of Police smarm around you and then go and tell the complainant that they agree that you're a pain. What a pro that chap with the telephone number for a badge number was đ€Łđ€Ł.
I suppose the controllers need to check. Its one thing DJ filming the audits and another a gang of blokes in a transit weighing up where the cat converters are stored! đ
Loving the slightly longer content mate I think 30-45mins is perfect and a treat every now and then of a longer vid is great đđ» thanks for a great video as usual mate .
The cop is friendly for about five minutes, confirms you're not doing anything illegal....and then massively contradicts himself by asking for your name. Wouldn't trust them if they told me today was Monday. I'd check my calendar.
I canât believe the police actually responded to âman with a camera flying a droneâ this company should be ashamed of themselves- Iâll be telling them so via twitter if I can find them - the police should also be held accountable for wasting resources- would be different if the security had lied and implied it was suspicious activity
22:05 So the call centre classified the report of someone taking pictures and flying a drone as top priority. And the copper was understandably embarrassed at such a minor issue being given such a high priority. Hopefully they feed back that it was a waste of their time and the call centre should really tell the security to stop being such snowflakes.
Good audit, polite staff and professional officers for a change. I still can't get over what's gone on at Kentish Town police station these last two days with AB and NNY. I think you should visit Kentish Town to show your support since they clearly haven't got the message yet - the sergeant who featured in both of the aforemnetioned audits needs sacking and his colleagues need formal reprimands for allowing his behaviour to go unchecked. Disgusting behaviour by a disgusting individual.
Probably your best one so far DJ. Started with an accent which seemed a little confused about which country it was in. The police constables had been dropped 'right in it'; well done offering the magical keyring, and fair play to the Officer accepting. (As for the muppet thinking he could direct people on the public highway) !
Cold end exhaust means exactly what it suggests. It's everything downstream from the catalytic converter. The cat itself is part of the hot end. Despite the 'secret squirrel' stance of the staff member, whether anything more cutting edge is happening in that factory is debateable.
Anthony, you know far too much about catalytic converters. Youâll be telling me next that the precious metals in the converter honeycomb, primarily platinum and rhodium, convert the carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide! đ
This is the second one I've watched today where the second cop kept their mouths shut and listened to your answers and not made you repeat yourself. Well done. They're learning.
A decent interaction with the local police. However they missed you are clearly an MI5 agent posing as a photographer. That's why the company was so secretive because the boxes contained something dodgy.
Iâm from America. These police officers are absolutely amazing. Beautiful approach smiles friendly. Just amazing. American police. Want to bust your balls and arrest you and interrogate you and are not friendly and act like you owe them every explanation and demand your ID it can actually be quite dangerous at times. Congratulations to the two police officers for being so friendly and professional.
Iâm appalled by some people who are blind to litter, very degenerate morals. That company and the security guard, who had lots of free time to have some pride in his workplace, should be ashamed. Well done for clearing a bit, Iâve picked up 30 tons since 2011, because to walk past is treason to your own flag. đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó ż
The police guys were really great, 26001 knew the score, he knew the laws, he knew you were doing no wrong, brilliant policing, well done 26001 and silent Bob. !!!!
Professional police interaction. Well done to these two. Need more police like these two guys. However, this is not a 999 call and the company should be punished by wasting time and using the emergency services in the incorrect way.
I reckon it's catalytic exhaust converters. Very valuable so very secretive. đđ Ha commented this just before you found the delivery notes. Put a bill in for cleaning around the siteđđ
Got a cop who knew what he was doing! And obviously watches channels like yours so he knows what to expect! Great cop - didnât take a side just agreed with the law and then educated the people complaining - awesome
Police attended for guy with camera & Drone who were informed by the caller that the guy is doing nothing illegal, yet in public area, however if you phone the police that your car on your property is being stolen NOW, the police either tell you there is 4-6 hour wait, or not attend at all !
It's about time companies should be charged a fee for wasting police time over non criminal matters.
The police shouldnt go out for the calls, thaey dont for grooming gangs.
Unfortunately itâs justifies and validates the Polices existence, they will never prosecute or dissuade people from calling 999 or 111
Why do they always turn up for corporate entities or VIPs and not the general public? Who do they work for exactly
@@NamedNamelessName Oh dear.
Lots of Albanians coming over to do security work.
Very nice officers, extremely professional and a credit to their force. Chief Constables note: make all your officers like this
Would of been a credit if they never turned up đĄ
@@howardelder4411 no " the police turn up because they've had a phone call
it's up to the people on the phone to tell them to get a life so they must be lying to the operator .
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@@jackwatsonepic626 they didnât turn up when rang to tell them my car had been stolen.
@@adburn1066 what good would them turning up do? Surely you should have gone to the station or rang 101 and reported the details
Love the way you say "Just going to take the drone over" Always freaks them out đ
I love it đ€Łđ€Ł I'm just waiting for them to loose their s*** đ€Ł
A little bit of fly fishing Haha
It's the tone he uses also đ€Ł
i like: 'It's got an amazing zoom on it, look!' lol
Itâs an escalation, literally. Theyâre upset already about the ground camera and can barely tolerate that and now heâs going to take a drone over!
This is really fcking me off how the police come so quick for something like this and a burglary gets a crime number đĄđĄ
The police work for corporations not for people..
Why would they attend for burglary
Incredible isn't it?!
Instant despatch of two officers to a non-crime scene.
But breaking and entering, criminal damage, burglary, theft
is not considered such a priority.
Lol... Have a look at my comment at the top (on PC) or at the bottom (on mobile)
This is one of your better audits @DJ.
Education is key, and the police went back to re-affirm and educate the chap on the gate, who may, hopefully, pass that information back to his own bosses, so that certainly counts as making a difference.. Well done.
Fantastic police interaction, credit to them. We just want to see all officers conduct themselves like this. Top job.
Loved your interaction with the police. And they were really kind too. I love it when people are put in their place.
Thanks for making really educating videos about photographic laws as I've learnt a lot đ
Kind? Passive aggressive on a fishing expedition. They're all nice as pie - and then they ask for his name, where's from, how long he's staying. It's harassment. And they didn't tell him they were filming.
They won't turn up for breaking into houses, but will for cameras, next time anyone phone's them tell them the burglar had a camera and drone
Be sure to emphasise that the camera and drone was the burglars property. No interest if it WAS yours!
Wow a non Anglo Saxon security guard.
You see a lot of those in these on this channel.
While the police are called out for people doing factory audits, they should check security staff
They should run ID checks for sure. A lot of fake licenses out there.
That would require effort.
Check they're legally in the country.
All the foreign rats should all be sent back to the shit holes they came from and locked up for wasting police time
@Jamie W majority use dodgy training providers that practically take the test for them. Others send a relative to take it for them and some are just forged. I stumbled upon a human trafficking operation within a company that covertly subcontracts to the biggest companies, all parties and police were aware, nothing happened. Another tactic they use to get both into the country and work in security is a particular lawyer based in london, he fakes the holding of ÂŁ40k for his clients so they can enter on a business visa. The corruption in the security industry is worse than international banking.
How come police don't come out if i call them out if someone's in my back garden .
Wow that security man at the beginning was just oozing charisma, and you can imagine the laughs and in depth conversations you could have if stranded on a desert Island with himđ.
Yeah, lasting all of 2 minutes!
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No, no, no!
Cant believe the police turned up for that. What a waste of police time, thought the police were short staffed lol
and they knew on the way what it was about but they have to go still
Another great video DJ. The only thing I would suggest is when the Copper said "no offences have been committed", you should have mentioned the Private Security Act breach with the Security Officer not having his licence on show. He might be on house, but I highly doubt it. If they refuse to "investigate" it, I would highlight that they turned up for a photographer doing something perfectly legal but they won't do anything about an actual crime being committed.
Keep up the good work DJ.
As a dutch inhabitant I love your audits after a rough day you always manage to make great footage, fabulous audit
Some People across the pond are just as ignorant about public photography as they are here in America. Thanks DJ.
The public and police seem to be less informed here in the states than in the UK from all the audits I've seen.
It's a great shame that the police fail to turn up when they are actually needed, when someone has been burgled etc.
Why would they turn up for that? What good would it do? Unless there is a need for police presence then they have no need to be there, you can ring and make your report detailing everything
Police turning up to a burglary in progress yes, when itâs finished why would they? đ
Police presence following a burglary can be reassuring to the surrounding community. Police attendance at a post-crime scene
is advantageous in messaging to the public.
In this instance it was happily admitted by the police that no crime had, was or likely to be committed. Quote "Unless there is a need for police presence then they have no need to be there, you can ring and make your report detailing everything."
Their control could easily have dealt with this by education over the phone, already being aware that the person is on the public footpath, no intention of wanting access and that security had engaged with them.
Itâs easy work, turning up for a camera.
Real criminals are Scary.
My thoughts exactly. Closed stations no public access, mob handed police presence for a man with a camera. A phone call and a crime number for criminal damage and a car theft. Sorry, we can't make time for anyone to watch the video footage of the crime
So when we get burgled, we ring 999 inform operator a man taking pictures and flying a drone, I get cops turning up. Thanks.
'I have a burglar, taking drone photos of my house while stealing the TV!' NeeNaw, NeeNaw NeeNaw...
That was a great interaction with the police as that 2nd PC was clearly new to the job so has just been given a great lesson on how to interact
"He's asking about this and that!"đđźđđź That sort of secret shady business sounds terrible đ±
When you earn minimum pay, it can be expected that you know very little apart from how to put on the green jacket. That was a good audit
Coppers did great and I can understand he forgot to tell you about his camera, he was star struck lol. Nice work fellas, cheers DJ.
That security guard has amazing communication skills! đł lol
@@philipjones9458 racist prick
Bit far taking the piss out of him for being foreign
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@@skh5960 Are you calling me a snowflake clown? đ
Faurecia is a subsidy of Peugeot, dealing with part and accessories - like Particle filtering cells, and exhaust line ...
Police will attend reports from commercial and business premises even when they know full well an offence has not been committed, they are encouraged by senior officers to go and BRACE someone up. Meanwhile on the home front you can have someone break into your home steal goods worth many thousands of pounds and they give you a crime number over the phone so that you can claim your losses back on your house insurance.
"All the information is on our website but we can't tell you anything in person". I will never understand the companies of today and their whole 'secret squirrel' attitude when it comes to talking about what they do. đ€Šââ
It's probably because most of the workers don't really know or care to learn about the big picture of what there company does and are there for a paycheck and don't want to sound stupid talking about it or corporate has some stupid NDA when hiring and the lowly workers can be fired if they mention something corporate doesn't agree with.
You should go to this sports direct park. It's a massive distribution centre. It's where all the returns go and it's huge.
Unit D, Brook Park, Meadow Ln, Shirebrook, Mansfield NG20 8RY
Do you work there Josh?
@@therealisation5500 he wants a free keyring đ
No I don't work there. I went there a few days ago because they have a shop there as well and it's massive
I rang 101 a few months ago because there was a severely inebriated man wearing nothing but a hospital gown sat on a bench outside a local chip shop. He was shouting abuse at passers by including children. Clearly a danger to himself and others.
6 hours later 101 rang me back and said nobody was free to come out.
All officers must have been dealing with people doing lawful activities.
Wow
A policeman that actually knew his job and a nice guy to đ
I love your coverage of these mundane facilities! đ.
More panic when you mention the drone lol
I REALLY wish I knew why 'Mundane facilities' made me spit out my tea? đ€Łđ
Can't imagine DJ making a very good security guard. He'd be letting all vloggers on site be a right free for all. Ha ha ha
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He looked like he needed a battery charging after you had finished with him the chappy halfway thru ..That policeman is a fan and subscriber sure of it!đBrill!đđđ»đđœ
Brilliant!!!!! Police interaction was great with the less than ÂŁ5, notification of recording pointed out, he was a viewer, and so much more! Awesome!!! I'd of pushed a bit more on the need for the business to clean up their rubbish though, that amount of litter is crazy!!!
The person in the police control room needs a big kick up the backside. How can this be in any way classes as urgent?
Really good police officers - hello if you see this! Would be nice if all police treated auditors as respectfully and fairly as this.
The police are getting educated by Auditors , despite the police having in-house Drone experts that could and SHOULD be providing that education ( But ignoring the drones that would pretty much kill the drone Audit , happily the police are a bit dim in this regard , and still turn up đ)
Open air on private property is now Publicly Accessible to drones, companies need to reassess their security /privacy .
If itâs Cats, then there will be expensive precious metals in theređź
Hmm, for an in-house security , the gatehouse is pretty basic, I would expect SIA trained contractors to be in those huts . The guy was ok though .
The young officer in the background smoothed his hair so he looks good on the video
( you looked fine lad đ);
I still find it amasing that you are never offered a tour so they can show themselves and their company to a wide ranging audience
it happens
One day đ
@@DJAUDITS When are we going to see the site that you visited recently where the MD invited you to come back for a tour to show you his robots in the concrete factory when he has time?
@@MarkSmithSa I emailed him but had no reply back. I copied PJ into the email I sent. I guess he saw the first video and changed his mind maybe?
I love the two policemen, very nice and friendly đ
Although 'the gaffer' wasn't forthcoming he didn't come out with something that would have made him look super foolish like a random law to hopefully stop you from filming..đ
Great police interaction with you from the, obviously, more senior officer... he deserved his keyring.
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The reason why they were very secreted is that the content of cath converters is that the materials used in the exhausts are extremely expensive and desirable making the site a target. Some of the materials are worth more than gold so I can appreciate why the owners didn't want to advertise what they do incased they were ROBBED.
Oh my goodness, that officer was BRILLIANT!! Iâve watched thousands of audits, and thatâs one of the best police responses Iâve ever seen. Knew the law, no attitude, full respect, left you alone! That response should be part of the police training on exactly how it should be done!! Well done officer! đ
Hwe still had the cheek to ask for him name.
Brilliant? Didn't say he had his camera on, in clear breach of guidelines. Asked for DJ's name, asked where his drone was, asked how long he would be there, asked if he was local. All after saying 'you're not doing anything illegal'. That's harassment. I really hope this isn't the standard you accept from your local police.
The Chief Constable wrote to all forces regarding public photography being a legal activity, adding that in the case of incidences, public photos and videos have been very useful for their investigations. Quite why other forces still don't comprehend this, who knows. The response from the call handlers should be 'FO, it's perfectly legal, stop hassling them. Don't waste our time.'
@@mainlineto5988 opinions clearly vary, but thatâs NOT harassment in any way. That was friendly policing; we donât expect them to stop being police officers, do we? I saw very little wrong with that interaction.
@@Benny10001 I see your point but imagine if police went around asking those questions of random people. That would be an infringement of civil liberties. They don't need to know unless they suspect you of breaking the law. So when they ask 10 seconds after acknowledging you're not breaking the law, something is wrong.
Probably the best Police interaction I've seen on any of your videos! I'm sure that lots of Police smarm around you and then go and tell the complainant that they agree that you're a pain. What a pro that chap with the telephone number for a badge number was đ€Łđ€Ł.
Great video and the policing was spot on đ
Not really, they showed up while somewhere near by a home is being robbed
@@MoaningGit thats not up to the cops who turned up thou they get told where to go and they go
Controller should have informed caller that police would not be attending due to no crime been committed. Police officers 10/10 for professionalism.
Exactly... about time the police were fully aware of this... No crime.
I suppose the controllers need to check. Its one thing DJ filming the audits and another a gang of blokes in a transit weighing up where the cat converters are stored! đ
Two nice cops. Good on them.
Loving the slightly longer content mate I think 30-45mins is perfect and a treat every now and then of a longer vid is great đđ» thanks for a great video as usual mate .
Glad you gave cop keyring. Had you not it would of been prejudice. Exactly what auditors are to end .Well done. Great job as always.
The cop is friendly for about five minutes, confirms you're not doing anything illegal....and then massively contradicts himself by asking for your name. Wouldn't trust them if they told me today was Monday. I'd check my calendar.
I HAVE done that a number of times...the look I get as I check the calendar on my phone is well worth committing to memory :-)
Very professional police, hats off, great vid again DJ đ
I canât believe the police actually responded to âman with a camera flying a droneâ this company should be ashamed of themselves- Iâll be telling them so via twitter if I can find them - the police should also be held accountable for wasting resources- would be different if the security had lied and implied it was suspicious activity
Done - you can tell them how disgraceful they are @faurecia
Why would cops respond for someone doing something legal? The cops were good, however their time was wasted.
Good audit. The company can hopefully learn from this.
22:05 So the call centre classified the report of someone taking pictures and flying a drone as top priority. And the copper was understandably embarrassed at such a minor issue being given such a high priority. Hopefully they feed back that it was a waste of their time and the call centre should really tell the security to stop being such snowflakes.
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Target acquired: call centres
would love if you did a police station now and then (again), your interactions with coppers are just legendary :)
Noted đ
@@SensibleCentrist yes exactly he is a legend
Good audit, polite staff and professional officers for a change. I still can't get over what's gone on at Kentish Town police station these last two days with AB and NNY. I think you should visit Kentish Town to show your support since they clearly haven't got the message yet - the sergeant who featured in both of the aforemnetioned audits needs sacking and his colleagues need formal reprimands for allowing his behaviour to go unchecked. Disgusting behaviour by a disgusting individual.
Probably your best one so far DJ.
Started with an accent which seemed a little confused about which country it was in.
The police constables had been dropped 'right in it';
well done offering the magical keyring, and fair play to the Officer accepting.
(As for the muppet thinking he could direct people on the public highway) !
Catalytic converters = lots of expensive gold and platinum on site
Oh yes đŻ
Not gold but platinum, palladium and rhodium, much more high value .
Pro police officer with a great vibe! Lovin the video as always! I love it when people chuckle when they know who you are
Cold end exhaust means exactly what it suggests. It's everything downstream from the catalytic converter. The cat itself is part of the hot end.
Despite the 'secret squirrel' stance of the staff member, whether anything more cutting edge is happening in that factory is debateable.
Anthony, you know far too much about catalytic converters. Youâll be telling me next that the precious metals in the converter honeycomb, primarily platinum and rhodium, convert the carbon monoxide into carbon dioxide! đ
can you ask police attending your audits why they can turn up at companies ( corporate policing ) yet never go to burglaries???
give this copper a medal . no sh!t directives as such "you need to" questions. thumbs up đ
Hello Moto, what a ringtone đ€Łđ€Ł
Is it maybe something to do with catalytic convertors, I wonder.
That audit was exhausting!
Cymbal crash, rim shot! đ„
@@22Vets It looked like DJ exhausted every avenue to find out what they do?!
This is the second one I've watched today where the second cop kept their mouths shut and listened to your answers and not made you repeat yourself. Well done. They're learning.
A decent interaction with the local police. However they missed you are clearly an MI5 agent posing as a photographer. That's why the company was so secretive because the boxes contained something dodgy.
when you see exhaust pipes, yup, sounds they make catalytic converters ...
Or collect them ?
I canât believe the amount of stupidity among at least 80% of security guards đthe mind boggles
That's why they're security guards I guess đ€·
Minimum wage and a high viz are a bad combination.
Who started asking questions first.?
They make exhaust systems for automotive mainly Toyota down the road. The squares in the lorry stillages are the back box for exhausts.
Iâm from America. These police officers are absolutely amazing. Beautiful approach smiles friendly. Just amazing. American police. Want to bust your balls and arrest you and interrogate you and are not friendly and act like you owe them every explanation and demand your ID it can actually be quite dangerous at times. Congratulations to the two police officers for being so friendly and professional.
So effortless in winding the security guy up đ
One Day DJ Audits will get his own Show on National Television
Iâm appalled by some people who are blind to litter, very degenerate morals. That company and the security guard, who had lots of free time to have some pride in his workplace, should be ashamed. Well done for clearing a bit, Iâve picked up 30 tons since 2011, because to walk past is treason to your own flag. đŽó §ó ąó „ó źó §ó ż
The police guys were really great, 26001 knew the score, he knew the laws, he knew you were doing no wrong, brilliant policing, well done 26001 and silent Bob. !!!!
Another great Audit DJ
Very nice police officers very polite and friendly well done Gentleman đđđŹđ§
Zero emissions and non electric means the only car part left related to emissions would be "catalytic converters"!
Excellent example of good policing
Those containers may be secret cabins for our 40,000 boat people. Thats the secret of this place
When he heard the word Drone đ
Hey DJ, love the video as always. Quick question, do you ever get a thank you for the 360 drone photos, because costs a few quid to get them?
Not yet. Any communication from any company is posted onto my community page for us all to see. â€ïž
@@DJAUDITS when you say on your community page, where can I find that? Thanks. Great content btw đ
@@Videowatcher85 Hi, this is the community page - www.youtube.com/@DJAUDITS/community
"What doing!" đ€Ł Reminded me of that advert with the dog đ€Ł
Professional police interaction. Well done to these two. Need more police like these two guys.
However, this is not a 999 call and the company should be punished by wasting time and using the emergency services in the incorrect way.
At first i thought those 2 policemen were the Proclaimer Bothers đ€ŁWell i can walk 500 mile lol
What a pair of great police officers a credit to the service
I reckon it's catalytic exhaust converters. Very valuable so very secretive. đđ
Ha commented this just before you found the delivery notes. Put a bill in for cleaning around the siteđđ
Catalytic Converters maybe with those exhaust parts in the skip and the Emmissions thing?
Keep up the great content D.J
Got a cop who knew what he was doing! And obviously watches channels like yours so he knows what to expect! Great cop - didnât take a side just agreed with the law and then educated the people complaining - awesome
Forvia is an automotive supplier, supply all sorts interior stuff aswell, no tthat secret haha
What an exhausting working environment
Land Rover Halewood is where the Discovery Sport and Range Rover Evoque is made I believe they are exhausts for those particular models.
Absolutely amazing that the police turned up as quick as they did. If you report a CRIME you may get a response the next day if your lucky.
Charge these companies for the 999 call and the fuel to get there. They'd soon stop thinking that 999 was their personal hotline.
Exhausts CATS etc emission control systems for a lot of different type of vehicles.
Top cops gold starđ, security guy no,no,,no,no points.Great video again DJ,,đđ€Ł
Police attended for guy with camera & Drone who were informed by the caller that the guy is doing nothing illegal, yet in public area, however if you phone the police that your car on your property is being stolen NOW, the police either tell you there is 4-6 hour wait, or not attend at all !
DJ,
I really liked your use of "PINAC"; cops were great! Company guys were goons & no-hopers...
ah you had your fun with the security chap :)
Absolutely brilliant!!!
On the Jaguar Land Rover ticket you found it had PHEV. Which is Petrol Hybrid Electric Vehicle. So it is new tech
@5.00, to quote Charlie V "NOT ALLOWED" LOL
Yikes these companyâs need to get a grip and be fined
One of these days DJ will stumble across a dodgy business, where they are up to no good and we'll never see him again. Take care DJ, love your videos.