@@mathew8581 what he means is- its perfectly fine for them to get a coffee. Ofc it is, just like any other job you can get some food or drink. Only a proper dribbler would try snd pretend to have an issue with that
If I got up to to an get a coffee in the middle of my working day when not in break I'd be pulled up for it, and that's been in every job I've had. We have breaks for a reason. And to park on double yellow lines with an engine running as well 🤦♂️
Exactly Peter, I've done plenty of 12 hour shifts before and I've never been allowed to just wonder off and drink coffee and chat to my mates unless I'm on break
You on duty officer? "What's it got to do with you" Very friendly police response to those they serve. Disgusting attitude very arrogant about his rule breaking, can we park there and get coffee chat with our mates on double yellows. Then jog on!
I often wondered what our Police cars are for, they are for balancing coffee cups while Pigs are busy standing around doing Jack Sh*te on our taxes. I loved it when the Grunt paused after announcing he "works" 12-hour shifts, presumably he was waiting for a round of applause. The easiest job on the planet, next to no training (a pitiful 12 weeks) they do absolutely nothing for 99% of the time and usually cock up the 1%. That's the real reason why they don't want to be filmed.
@@juliandavies1974 because we don’t wanna join the most corrupt institutions on the planet that’s why ! Yeah it’s easy and we pay for the murdering scum and we have freedom of speech so will say whatever the fuck we like if you don’t like it don’t read it !
It’s not wasting time that’s the problem, it’s breaking the law by blocking the road and parking on double yellow lines. If you were parked there to buy a coffee, you’d get a ticket.
These ‘officers’ obviously came out of the same batch as a certain wayne couzens. Arrogant, condescending, egotistical and woefully incompetent. The frightening thing is they are armed. I would be worried at any interaction with this motley crew.
Ex-Met Police Constable Wayne 'The Rapist' Couzens was an Armed Response Constable, like these half-wits. Proving yet again that The Met and City of London will give a lethal weapon to any fool with a bald head and a hatred of the public.
So if I stop for coffee on double yellows that's ok? And who the fuck does that black guy in the suit think he is coming up expecting him to answer questions. FFS
David Blunket once said. . . " the more contact the British public have with the British Police, the more their relationship deteriorates " How true he was.
@@jacksugden8190 In this case absolutely "Are you on duty?" - "What's that got to do with you?" - quite right. the public have no right to know whether a PC is on duty or not in the same way that they have no right to expect any help from them in tackling crime and keeping us safe!
@@Michael-vh3tj Agree. He realised his approach didn't work in intimidating PTTP (and implying he could arrest him) into explaining himself and was powerless.
It's absolutely amazing how many people are employed by the public purse to just sit around in colourful cars drinking coffee or stand in front of buildings doing absolutely nothing! Must be a great gig if you can get it!
there was a moment in my life , back in 1978 , a police van was at a junction on Regents street , the passenger window was down and the cop in the passenger seat called me a "pratt" and all I was doing was waiting to cross the road. From that day on they became nasty people and have to prove otherwise
As a teenager I got attacked by a group, I was sitting on the curb after bleeding and two police showed up in a car, it was around midnight and they asked me to sit in the back of their car instead of the pavement so they could talk to me. I got in and explained what happened and then there was an uncomfortable silence then one said to the other "shall we do it to him?" then they both started laughing but it was sinister as fuck and then they just looked at each other. I felt they were deciding my fate and whatever it was it was not good. For the first time in my life I was genuinely scared because until that point I thought police were cool. After a few minutes they told me to get out and fuck off. I left as quick as I could still bleeding from my nose and shaking from the interaction, it was really sinister and dark and I still think about it to this day when I interact with them. Never trusted police ever again.
Minions and public servants really do have a sense of superiority, we seem to be paying for services to obstruct and be rude to " WE THE PEOPLE " who stand above everyone, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Honestly there are simply not enough words for this video - not only are the police breaking every part of their code ethics but absolutely disgusting attitude once again , the second part of the conversation was reasonable but again the last idiot getting up close trying to intimidate is not shocking anymore i honestly don’t know where on earth they find these Morans but they need be held accountable every time they behaviour is as inappropriate as they show themselves here . Excellent video pttp!
So put those coppers up against a brick wall and shoot them, they have a 12 hour shift, all Power did was to wind them up, thank heavens they were in good mood.
LEGALS 1) The journey had already started ie. Seatbelts on, engine started, (possibly hand break off) - so [Planton vs. DPP] the driver is indeed “driving”. Thus she is guilty of the offence: 6 points and £250 fine. She should be reported for said offence and disciplined too. 2) Idling whilst stationary. An offence, albeit minor. 3) Anyone can park on double yellow lines for up to 2 minutes to drop off or collect a passenger. I suspect this was a lot longer than 2 minutes. 4) Can they park on double yellows - yes, they can brake any RTA 1988 offence provided it’s wholly, exclusively and necessary in the course of POLICE work. The moment he said it was not police activity (getting a sandwich) it became an offence. Albeit minor. They laughed at you and were rude. Of course they did, this is the Met. They break all the Laws they can. Point this out and your Anti-Police! … it should be “pro-The Law”.
Those police officers think they are above the public, what a disgrace. And they are even armed. The security guy at MOJ, was annoying at first :) but he turned a bit around. I liked the speech about freedom you gave him, keep it up. btw you properly already know, but the glass building is a office complex. Great audit.
A very enjoyable audit that made me feel like I was in London myself. Great narrative and interaction from PTTP. The police were at least not hiding the fact that absolutely NOTHING would be done regarding their behaviour and attitude. PTTP meets a well deserved fan in the 2nd act. In the Buckingham Gate building segment we wait patiently for Part 2. Great work.
@@SnakePliskin762 No, they add their unused break to the next break later. We do not have daily large scale emergencies requiring firearms response, we have them once or twice a year, therefore most of their time is spent doing absolutely nothing.
The sheer arrogance of these officers is staggering. No one would begrudge them getting refreshments on a long shift, but how they abuse a member of the public when he complains about their parking is unacceptable. Then they wonder why there is so much distrust and lack of respect towards the police, they should look at this video for the answer.
Security guard was so interested in you taking pics or video, however in full camera view was people taking footage of what was going on across the road including the building. Wasn't too worried about that was he?
Brilliant video. Look forward to part 2. Thanks to PTTP for bringing up proposed Reform of Human Rights Act, which is terrifying. Most people do not realise this is going on, as they are being distracted. Great work PTTP.
@@ExodusX13 They are acting scared so yes, it looks like they have something to hide. They have nothing to fear if they have nothing to hide, but in this case, they were breaking the law, so they looked fearful and ashamed.
I worked on the refurbishment of Tavistock House for British Transport Police and the head officers who were entitled to a separate office, went around measuring the offices to make sure that a junior officer didn't get a big office than themselves. They were so obnoxious and petty, demanding things to be altered all the time and one senior idiot wanted me to move a wall back four inches. He wasn't very happy when I said no, demanded that I obeg him. I therefore advised him if he could write and sign an instruction to me, because we would have to move a 5/6 storey structural brick gable end of a large Victorian building. He walked off muttering under his breath and I heard nothing further. What I found funny about the interaction, is that I was a very junior member of the design team and had no authority to instruct the works, my immediate boss, could only do that. The police hierarchy were more concerned about making themselves very comfortable and not interested in policing, but the masons are a funny lot.😂
If he watches the videos "all the time", has he learnt nothing about how to approach people ? Nice to see the police can afford to waste fuel, not that fuel is expensive or anything....!!
I used to work in a call centre years ago and one of my colleagues had previously worked in a police call centre as a civilian call handler ' and she told me that the way the police used to treat and talk to the civilian staff was outright disgusting. So if they treat the people they work with like scum don't be surprised by the way they treat the public on the street
City of London, a city within a city, with its own rules, police banks and pretty much everything else! But I guess you know that with your wealth of knowledge. Love your videos, you have to be by far my favourite auditor, I get so much satisfaction seeing you make them squirm with facts 💯💪 keep up the good work. Stay safe!
That's the problem with these officers. Absolutely no standards at all. Waving at a camera, told to jog on, waiting for a call getting a wee coffee on our dime. It's shocking. And they get paid thousands a month for this type of crap. GJ exposing exactly what we pay our taxes for. Rubbish.
11:40 a "civilized conversation" starts with "WHY ARE YOU TAKING PICTURES!!!" no, that's not civil, that's hostile - and now he's trying to lie that he's being polite, that means he's a practiced habitual bully - he's an evil man by habit
I love the Security Guard, lovely man, and very polite, and then you have the "City of London Muppets" Ego driven knobs that couldnt give a toss how they speak to the public..
Loved it at around 16 minutes. I was watching with no sound, just subtitles. The security guard seemed to be doing his Magnus Pike impressions, behind him, whilst he was gesticulating away, two people stopped and started taking photos. Love it. He was too busy to notice.
I guess he thinks that you should obey whatever he asks and answer him, being where he is he is out of his field in terms of security, and the odds are that MOJ building is probably empty because they think they don't have to return to work and can work at home at the taxpayers expense
@@chiefslim9353 it’s got to do with everyone could you double park on yellow lines and say I’m only going for a coffee Remember everyone is paying for this
@@chiefslim9353 why are they two armed police vehicles total of four police sitting in a pedestrian way drinking coffee and chatting there’s complaints from the police saying how understaffed they are and you think it’s ok to sit around and drink coffee
@@chiefslim9353 yes they are but if I drove up to a coffee shop working in a city centre I would have the police traffic wardens around in minuets why are they together waiting for a call
@@chiefslim9353 you are the one replying get a life yourself it doesn’t bother me what your answer is to me all I want is the police to serve and protect treat the public with respect and not act like they own the place with a do as I say attitude The law is there for everyone dos not matter who you are ask boris
@@chiefslim9353 why are you so bothered about what I think you are coming up with some worrying comments I can say what I like to say if I think something is not right I will say it I don’t need someone making personal comments about what you think It started out with comments on the police video now you have turned the conversation to me needing help you better look back at your comments
The arrogance of these public lackeys is astounding! Thugs who can't be arsed dealing with the public, disgusting. The security bloke was lovely, and he had gorgeous eyes. Very handsome
agree 100% .... they take their breaks as and when ... the police keep their cars near by incase a call comes in ..also just by being in the town centre is a static patrol ie just their presence their can be a detarent for any crime to take place .... he talks about being stupid but then goes onto swear in public 🤦🏼♂️ lol jog on is exactly how id expect a decent cop to react lol ... not sure why i watched this one but iv cut it off half way through and wont be watching any more and stick with the likes of ab and focus pocus 👌
Police are entitled to have breaks and get a cup of coffee. But they should do it like everyone else and not abuse their position by parking in a pedestrian area. If they really are just waiting for a call then standing around with a cup of coffee is not a good image to project. They should be having their coffee more privately.
@@taIlboyandy23 They're on duty and therefore supposed to project a professional image. Standing around drinking coffee in the street isn't acceptable. I'm in a public service role myself and there's no way we would be allowed to do this. We don't have the time to drink between breaks anyway.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 How is drinking coffee 'unprofessional'? They are a mobile specialist unit, out on the road most the shift, they are human beings. Standing around is a perfectly legal activity.
Wish I could just stop my van anywhere in any town and park on double yellows whilst getting and having a brew with absolutely no chance of getting a ticket,they obviously were not working and on their break and should abide by the same rules as the rest of us.
you can't be leaving us hanging at the end like that. we all seen that little unstable twinkle in the security guard's eye. dying to see what happens next 🤣
The whole we need the engine on for the computers is bull poo, those cars have an additional battery to support the battery use on the computers and for it to drain you’d have to leave them on for a VERY long time for them to go dead, my brother makes computers like those and the battery life is really good on them
As an ex police officer I am truly embarrassed.If that driver does not end up on the carpet in front of his CSI I will be amazed and concerned.However I was in the Met not the COL police. They are a little special.
It makes me so angry. I’m not police but was brought up to respect them and to belief they did their job for me and to keep me safe. But this… totally unnecessary and they seem to have turned into a gang.
Great video, perfect example. Yup perfect US and them, Police above the law AGAIN, why is there a code of conduct for them? I doubt they have read it, certainly don't comply their disgust at members of the public is constantly on show (nice to see consistency). Why would they comply with the law, who is going to pull em?
Legally its' 20 minutes every 6 hours. They can use the tea and coffee facilities in the station to avoid wasting the public's time and committing parking offences and blocking roads etc.
To be fair, and I don't often come down on the side of the police, but they are ENTITLED to a coffee break ffs. And their computers and other equipment may very well drain the vehicles battery, if the engine is switched off for an extended period, that is what he was trying to explain to you, which you failed to grasp. However, I would expect them to move the vehicles immediately, if their poor choice of parking location caused an obstruction You my friend, acted like a complete and utter DINGLEBERRY on this occasion, and were clearly looking to PROVOKE a reaction, but we're left bitterly disappointed when it didn't happen, despite your best efforts. Oh dear oh dear oh dear!
They can use the free tea and coffee at the station like normal people do. Do you know how much a round of coffees and biscuits in the most expensive branch of costas is? City of London prices.
@@OncleM I don't have a clue, as I don't use Costa, but you obviously do, or have done. So if you can spend YOUR money in there, what does it matter to you if THEY spend THEIR money wherever THEY choose? Also, they could be some distance away from the station, as I imagine they are deployed in a particular area, which MAY make it inconvenient, and time consuming to LEAVE their designated area for a cup of coffee/tea. But we are just getting into semantics now, which is ridiculous. I have explained what their reasoning MAY be, so I'll leave you to ponder. Bye cherub.
@@hermanmunster3358 Sigh - it was a rhetorical question - obviously the price of a round of coffees in the City of London, the financial capital of Europe, is more than anywhere else. Police claim they are underpaid but are happy to leave their desks to spend lavishly on posh coffee when they can get it for free without leaving the station and losing the respect of the public by parking on double yellows. You can see on this thread the number of people who say "so that means it's ok for me to park on double yellows when I need coffee?" It's called setting a bad example.
@@OncleM Sigh, I get the "bad example" bit, but if they are City of London police, then the City of London is their area, regardless of the price they pay for coffee. On the subject of coffee, I hope they weren't drinking decaf, because we really wouldn't want them falling asleep at the wheel now, would we, because that is an entirely seperate scenario altogether, isn't it🙄 ? And possibly a subject for another inane video. And you never know, they may have done a bit of overtime, so are more than able to afford their "posh coffee" But if YOU consider Costa to be "posh coffee" then you obviously don't get out much. I drink posher coffee at home, it really isn't that big of a deal to drink Costa, really it's not.
What you could do, is ring 101 in front of them and make the complaint there and then. Not sure if they would be amused if you made the complaint in front of them. Then of course you make the ethics complaint that the passenger didn't grass the driver.
You would have to wait 2 hours to be put through, then fobbed off without a reference number. What would be funny is if you had a barrister next to him, in full silk, with a quill pen ready to fill out the forms for a private prosecution, and serve it on the individual officers there and then.
@@OncleM What you do is record it. Then you can make a second complaint. Similarly if they don't respond within 20 days, or give you an update every 20 business days, you make another complaint. This time about the person handling the complaint. That goes up another layer of the hierarchy. Eventually it gets to someone who thinks, if I don't respond I can predict what comes next. A complaint about me. Usually around the Chief Inspector or Superintendent level. They will then ring you, apologise, and try and make it go away.
@@Nickle314 No, the complaint gets batted back down to the lowest level each time, for you to start the process again. You have obviously never complained to any ombudsman or other body which supposedly holds public sector to account.
@@OncleM I have. Repeatedly. The best I've done is to get before a judge. With the police, if they don't respond, then you make complaint about the complaint handler. So lets say you make a complaint about a PC. Make it via the IOPC website so there is an external record. Make it a schedule 3 complaint. That goes to the Sergeant. They will probably ring you, then hope you go away. No update after a 20 day gap, you make a second complaint, schedule 3, about the sergeant. Now you are at inspector level. Wait 20 days, repeat. At the end, you insist that the acknowledge the failings to adhere to the the Police (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2020 I'd record the calls as well. Then send it to the PCC anyway, just for sport.
@@OncleM The interesting complaint I have going is the Cabinet Office. They are avoiding even acknowledging it. You then need your MP's permission to take it to the Parliamentary ombudsman. My MP has gone AWOL
I rarely go into my city's city centre now, but I used to go there every single day, mainly to use the library computers, and would see multiple Police cars parked illegally in taxi ranks, on public footpaths, in the middle of traffic lights, and on double Yellow lines for hours at a time, doing the same thing. Where exactly were they parked illegally? Right next to City Hall, whose parking wardens did nothing about it. What were the ones that I managed to spot leaving their cars parked illegally usually doing? Going for their lunch, which as I said would usually last for hours as they'd still be sat eating and drinking in the same takeaways and restaurants, after I'd been in the library and/or shopping for 2+ hours. Where should they park when they're going for lunch? In the multiple nearby shopping centre car parks, retail park car parks, bus station car parks, railway station car parks, hotel car parks, leisure centre car parks etc On Christmas Eve 2019 at around 12am, I saw 20+ Police vehicles park on my 1 mile long road, which contained over 40 Police officers, to arrest 1 skinny burglar. As I live on a main road, which is part of the main ring road around the main city, it's usually full of traffic and parked cars, but as it was Christmas Eve the road was empty for a change... Still that didn't stop the majority of those vehicles parking on blind corners of a cross roads, in the middle of traffic lights blocking off one side of the road, and in the middle of those diagonal White lines... Breaking the law and forcing the few cars that were out to risk their own lives, by driving on the wrong side of the road into oncoming traffic, through traffic lights at a cross roads, where there's a blind corner that cars usually turn around without stopping. They had the burglar face down on the floor straight away without a fight, yet still had 8 officers surrounding him for 10+ minutes, even though the main van was just metres away. They didn't need 8 officers, never mind 40. What were the other 32+ officers doing, while the burglar had his face squashed into the pavement for 10+ minutes? They were stood around in the middle of the road having a chat and a laugh, with no concern that their illegal parking might cause a crash at a crossroads. Not only that, there was room for 100+ cars to park legally, yet they all think they can do what they want.
MOJ building looks like ministry of oppression, man! ;D What an opulent building - they know exactly why they chose this brutality style with the architecture!
I think it's unreasonable to expect anyone to work 12 hours without breaks (also employment law says they have to have breaks) cuts to the police service means that they cannot stand down for protected meal times so they are obliged to take breaks when there are no calls coming in. Having said ALL that - their attitude was absurd. Telling him to Jog On was appalling and that officer should be disciplined for that alone. THe officer who refused to confirm he was on duty also should be taken to task for his attitude.
On average in IT we work 14 to 16 hours a day on the backend as engineers and 95% of the time we have to pack our lunches and don't have the convenience of a random coffee break at a coffee shop. So funny to see his reaction when Proletariat said So What?
Wow I'd expect better from armed response. Remember not all police act this way some of them are great. I hope the chief sees this. More training for Heston.
*Disappointed...* ...I was waiting for him to break down and start singing: *Tana na nanananaaa* Making my way downtown, walking fast Faces pass and I'm home bound *Tana na nanananaaa* Staring blankly ahead, just making my way Making a way through the crowd... And I need you And I miss you And now I wonder.... 🥲
You walked up to them acting like a bell end, they were well within their rights to tell you to jog on. If you did this in South Africa, you'd get your skull caved in. Why don't you do this in a country where the police genuinely need auditing?
@@OncleM yeah they were within their rights. They explained why the engine was idling, who cares if they're on the phone. End of the day the vast majority of police do a vital job and do it well, and would put their life on the line to help you. If you walk up to someone with the intention of antagonising them you deserve to get a slap in the face regardless of the profession of your target. Being told to jog on as opposed to having your skull caved in or being thrown in prison is evidence that we already live in a free democracy. Your username shows your level of immaturity.
If we did that we would be fined and given points on your licence . The attitude is all wrong and have a code of conduct please report this to the iopc keep up the great work reporting on crown employees over stepping there authority.
@@legobatman8353 Do you know that grants and promises of fines and forfeitures before conviction are illegal and void? Fines and forfeitures are covered under Section 8, sub-section 12 of the Imperial Acts. This is where the phrase; “All promises of fines and forfeitures of particular persons before conviction are illegal and void” originated. That means until you have been convicted of something by a court all fines are illegal, including speeding fines, parking fines, red light camera fines, infringement notices, expiation notices, failure to vote fine, failure to register dog fines and any other type of fine you can name, are "all are completely illegal."
The gentleman in the blue suit was great. Although he used the word "taking" a picture (negative connotation), when talking about the camera, he used the word "positioning" (the correct word for a passive device) rather than "pointing" or "aiming" (a word associated with active devices such as flashlights or guns and again negative). He is obviously a thinker. I liked him a lot and believe he would be excellent at training the blue line thugs on public photography. Another great audit.
They're the lot who harassed Ian Puddick on behalf of a private security company. They fitted him up with dozens of crimes and tried to ruin his life. He beat them.
Parking on a pavement in London is against the law, no emergency call no special ability to ignore that law. It just goes to show though, you mention PS/IOPC and they laugh because they know they are protected by the very fact the police police themselves so are never in the wrong.
I can understand why the security agents ask so many questions, because I did the SIA and the Counter-Terrorism course, but I don't understand why they apply badly what they learned. I don't understand why they hiding IDs in front of a camera because no personal data appears there and it's already filmed you anyway, so why are you hiding it? And if you apply what you learned in the SIA course, apply it in a way that does not violate the constitution and human rights. If you want to do your job well, and you see someone filming, and you think that person is "suspicious", go and ask nicely and civilly why he is filming, if he is evasive or refuses to answer, and you STILL YOU HAVE A SUSPICION, CALL THE POLICE, write what you saw, time, etc ... AND THAT'S ALL. I don't understand what this panic to some security agents, others think they're cops, others think they're the defenders of the universe .... chill, your not. Do your job well, don't do more than necessary, go home ... and call the day.
Loads of people have to work 12 hour shift does that police guy think his job is the only one that does this? What a clown.
They don’t get breaks.
@@Robbie-fq9zr crap
@@mathew8581 what he means is- its perfectly fine for them to get a coffee. Ofc it is, just like any other job you can get some food or drink. Only a proper dribbler would try snd pretend to have an issue with that
If I got up to to an get a coffee in the middle of my working day when not in break I'd be pulled up for it, and that's been in every job I've had. We have breaks for a reason. And to park on double yellow lines with an engine running as well 🤦♂️
Exactly Peter, I've done plenty of 12 hour shifts before and I've never been allowed to just wonder off and drink coffee and chat to my mates unless I'm on break
City of London Police are the most protected Police service in the World, make no mistake about it.
Plus the most corrupt
By the bankers?
Most banks reside in the city.
You would expect top notch security with coffee provided in a thermos flask.
@@movarvo1217 No-one "resides" in the city, it's empty at weekends wjhich start on thursday now.
Can’t see what Power’s problem was, if he did a 12 hour shift, then I’m sure he would see the job from their point of view.
@@jacksugden8190 So if you do a 12 hour shift, you can break the law. Got it.
The arrogence and utter contempt of these thugs for any one not in their gang , is astonishing
@@chiefslim9353 No he needs his money's worth from his taxes that we pay to these thugs.
@@chiefslim9353 Hello 🐷🤡😂
Thugs?
@@jacksugden8190 ''Thug'' Definition> a violent, aggressive person, especially one who is a criminal: I would say that is a precise description.
But there are those that will lick their boots, you can tell them by their brown smelly nose...
You on duty officer?
"What's it got to do with you"
Very friendly police response to those they serve. Disgusting attitude very arrogant about his rule breaking, can we park there and get coffee chat with our mates on double yellows. Then jog on!
They don’t buy coffee they get it free from one of their preferred corporate clients
Not free
@@spudhead1161 yes m8 its always free otherwise they don't go there
@@buster9102 Not free.
It's on one of the corparation/banks/financial institutions accounts....you don't think they pay for it you? Shock horror!
@@movarvo1217 Not very bright are you?
Overpaid and definitely underworked, another complete waist of taxpayers money, the stupidity and arrogance are mind blowing 🤯
@@chiefslim9353 oh shut up pff
@@chiefslim9353 I would have said incorrectly ( but let’s not be picky:)
@@chiefslim9353 pathetic way to divert , have you heard of dyslexia ?
They are a specialist firearms unit, trained to deal with specific incidents. Underworked? Let's pray it stays that way.
@@chiefslim9353 And how stupid is the person who corrects them, but makes his own mistakes? Can you spell hypocrisy?
“Jog On” wooooow. It’s obvious there’s no accountability
So how did your complaint against the PC go? Or did you not bother complaining?
PC Bono, earning the hate.
@@iainstirling1475 Making complaints is pointless and only delays any civil action.
I often wondered what our Police cars are for, they are for balancing coffee cups while Pigs are busy standing around doing Jack Sh*te on our taxes.
I loved it when the Grunt paused after announcing he "works" 12-hour shifts, presumably he was waiting for a round of applause.
The easiest job on the planet, next to no training (a pitiful 12 weeks) they do absolutely nothing for 99% of the time and usually cock up the 1%.
That's the real reason why they don't want to be filmed.
Yep and murdering innocent women trying to get home! That’s what they do off duty !
Well said! 👏🏼
@@juliandavies1974 because we don’t wanna join the most corrupt institutions on the planet that’s why ! Yeah it’s easy and we pay for the murdering scum and we have freedom of speech so will say whatever the fuck we like if you don’t like it don’t read it !
@@juliandavies1974 because most people have empathy / a conscience
Our brilliant police force 99% of their time doing nothing and the other 1% trying to convince the public how hard they work
so so true but we Good Human Beings we all know otherwise dont we x
It’s not wasting time that’s the problem, it’s breaking the law by blocking the road and parking on double yellow lines. If you were parked there to buy a coffee, you’d get a ticket.
These ‘officers’ obviously came out of the same batch as a certain wayne couzens. Arrogant, condescending, egotistical and woefully incompetent. The frightening thing is they are armed. I would be worried at any interaction with this motley crew.
It wasn't a batch, it was the entire output for 10 years
They've all got WhatsApp groups sharing similar things as well.
Ex-Met Police Constable Wayne 'The Rapist' Couzens was an Armed Response Constable, like these half-wits. Proving yet again that The Met and City of London will give a lethal weapon to any fool with a bald head and a hatred of the public.
So if I stop for coffee on double yellows that's ok? And who the fuck does that black guy in the suit think he is coming up expecting him to answer questions. FFS
David Blunket once said. . . " the more contact the British public have with the British Police, the more their relationship deteriorates "
How true he was.
And he was blind
Was he right?
@@jacksugden8190 yes Percy sugdon
Very true that!
@@jacksugden8190 In this case absolutely "Are you on duty?" - "What's that got to do with you?" - quite right. the public have no right to know whether a PC is on duty or not in the same way that they have no right to expect any help from them in tackling crime and keeping us safe!
Pure contempt for any member of public that dare to question them,the ego's were bigger than usual for those city of London poolice.
Contempt is a legal activity though.
@@taIlboyandy23 Breach of their employment contract though.
The contempt they show the public is shocking. Imagine given these idiots guns.🤦♂️
no matter how 'nice' you think he was he had absolutely no reason to cross the road and confront the photographer
Absolutely & he wasn't as nice as he was claiming to be at first.
@@Michael-vh3tj Agree. He realised his approach didn't work in intimidating PTTP (and implying he could arrest him) into explaining himself and was powerless.
notice there were others taking photos, yet he didn’t say boo to them.
The contempt these servants have for the public is mind blowing.
Contempt is a legal activity though.
@@taIlboyandy23 unless you have an employment contract specifying that you should not treat the public with contempt, which all police officers sign.
@@OncleM exacy, but ol bootlicker here is a tyrant sympathiser
Well done Sir, You are a credit to a Civil Society.
It's absolutely amazing how many people are employed by the public purse to just sit around in colourful cars drinking coffee or stand in front of buildings doing absolutely nothing! Must be a great gig if you can get it!
Ponytail and those horrific glasses, that’s more of an offence than idling and parking on double yellows. The absolute state of him.
He looked like Ali G
Comments on this film were appalling, so much lack of tolerance with people like Power who wants it done his own way.
Officer Bono... xx SF
Why do Police treat members of the public with such contempt??
The ignorance and arrogance of police is unbelievable.
To disguise their incompetence.
Because they answer to nobody and are held to account by nobody. Scumbags
there was a moment in my life , back in 1978 , a police van was at a junction on Regents street , the passenger window was down and the cop in the passenger seat called me a "pratt" and all I was doing was waiting to cross the road. From that day on they became nasty people and have to prove otherwise
As a teenager I got attacked by a group, I was sitting on the curb after bleeding and two police showed up in a car, it was around midnight and they asked me to sit in the back of their car instead of the pavement so they could talk to me. I got in and explained what happened and then there was an uncomfortable silence then one said to the other "shall we do it to him?" then they both started laughing but it was sinister as fuck and then they just looked at each other. I felt they were deciding my fate and whatever it was it was not good. For the first time in my life I was genuinely scared because until that point I thought police were cool. After a few minutes they told me to get out and fuck off. I left as quick as I could still bleeding from my nose and shaking from the interaction, it was really sinister and dark and I still think about it to this day when I interact with them.
Never trusted police ever again.
What do plod do all day anyway....nothing thats why most of them are obese.
So police ALWAYS expect to be respected and they even say so to people but when you ask a simple question they become rude and cocky!
Minions and public servants really do have a sense of superiority, we seem to be paying for services to obstruct and be rude to " WE THE PEOPLE " who stand above everyone, 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Honestly there are simply not enough words for this video - not only are the police breaking every part of their code ethics but absolutely disgusting attitude once again , the second part of the conversation was reasonable but again the last idiot getting up close trying to intimidate is not shocking anymore i honestly don’t know where on earth they find these Morans but they need be held accountable every time they behaviour is as inappropriate as they show themselves here . Excellent video pttp!
So put those coppers up against a brick wall and shoot them, they have a 12 hour shift, all Power did was to wind them up, thank heavens they were in good mood.
Thanks for doing what you're doing PTTP. Keeping us plebs informed! 👍
You're not a pleb Alan 😂 but no problem mate ✊
LEGALS
1) The journey had already started ie. Seatbelts on, engine started, (possibly hand break off) - so [Planton vs. DPP] the driver is indeed “driving”. Thus she is guilty of the offence: 6 points and £250 fine. She should be reported for said offence and disciplined too.
2) Idling whilst stationary. An offence, albeit minor.
3) Anyone can park on double yellow lines for up to 2 minutes to drop off or collect a passenger. I suspect this was a lot longer than 2 minutes.
4) Can they park on double yellows - yes, they can brake any RTA 1988 offence provided it’s wholly, exclusively and necessary in the course of POLICE work. The moment he said it was not police activity (getting a sandwich) it became an offence. Albeit minor.
They laughed at you and were rude. Of course they did, this is the Met. They break all the Laws they can. Point this out and your Anti-Police! … it should be “pro-The Law”.
Honestly the attitude just winds me up
I believe the modern idiom is 'snowflake'?
@@taIlboyandy23 snowflake: someone who expects a basic level of professionalism from a public servant 🤔
Those police officers think they are above the public, what a disgrace. And they are even armed. The security guy at MOJ, was annoying at first :) but he turned a bit around. I liked the speech about freedom you gave him, keep it up. btw you properly already know, but the glass building is a office complex. Great audit.
It's not a case of they think, they know they are above everyone else because they are very rarely ever held to account.
drEssed like BONO
The pure attitude and contempt they had was disgraceful Birgitte! And yeah he approached wrong imo but he got better ✊
A very enjoyable audit that made me feel like I was in London myself. Great narrative and interaction from PTTP. The police were at least not hiding the fact that absolutely NOTHING would be done regarding their behaviour and attitude. PTTP meets a well deserved fan in the 2nd act. In the Buckingham Gate building segment we wait patiently for Part 2. Great work.
"Yeah I'm on duty... I've got a gun! " 🤣🤣🤣🤣
The big bald police officer has so much stuff on him he looks like he should be in Halo!
The officer says he is doing a 12 hour shift , plenty of people do that too, and they actually work every minute of it ( other than legal breaks) .
20 minutes every 6 hours is the legal minimum.
@Kens UK Adventures Correct. Why should they be?
What sort of an emergency service would allow its employees to down tools if they felt like a coffee?
@@OncleM might be legal but it's not what they get or entitled to. They're expected to respond or go without if needed.
@@SnakePliskin762 No, they add their unused break to the next break later.
We do not have daily large scale emergencies requiring firearms response, we have them once or twice a year, therefore most of their time is spent doing absolutely nothing.
@@OncleM that's complete 💩 i don't know where you've heard that or made it up from.
The sheer arrogance of these officers is staggering. No one would begrudge them getting refreshments on a long shift, but how they abuse a member of the public when he complains about their parking is unacceptable. Then they wonder why there is so much distrust and lack of respect towards the police, they should look at this video for the answer.
Security guard was so interested in you taking pics or video, however in full camera view was people taking footage of what was going on across the road including the building. Wasn't too worried about that was he?
"What's it got to do with you?" Well as a member of the public, everything actually.
Brilliant video. Look forward to part 2. Thanks to PTTP for bringing up proposed Reform of Human Rights Act, which is terrifying. Most people do not realise this is going on, as they are being distracted. Great work PTTP.
What “reform”?
That security guy who watches your videos is possibly the coolest guest star of any of your videos!
You know they wouldn’t be speaking to you like that if they were alone. Always brave with a few around them
@@chiefslim9353 So police lie when they say they are caused alarm harassment or distress by words?
@@OncleM these are firearms officers. You really think these be scared of pptp.
@@ExodusX13 They are acting scared so yes, it looks like they have something to hide.
They have nothing to fear if they have nothing to hide, but in this case, they were breaking the law, so they looked fearful and ashamed.
I worked on the refurbishment of Tavistock House for British Transport Police and the head officers who were entitled to a separate office, went around measuring the offices to make sure that a junior officer didn't get a big office than themselves. They were so obnoxious and petty, demanding things to be altered all the time and one senior idiot wanted me to move a wall back four inches. He wasn't very happy when I said no, demanded that I obeg him. I therefore advised him if he could write and sign an instruction to me, because we would have to move a 5/6 storey structural brick gable end of a large Victorian building. He walked off muttering under his breath and I heard nothing further.
What I found funny about the interaction, is that I was a very junior member of the design team and had no authority to instruct the works, my immediate boss, could only do that.
The police hierarchy were more concerned about making themselves very comfortable and not interested in policing, but the masons are a funny lot.😂
I would not talk to the bloke in the suit at all once refused to identify
If he watches the videos "all the time", has he learnt nothing about how to approach people ? Nice to see the police can afford to waste fuel, not that fuel is expensive or anything....!!
meaning he's watched one video lmao
Need to keep them things running all the time,coms flattens the battery
I used to work in a call centre years ago and one of my colleagues had previously worked in a police call centre as a civilian call handler ' and she told me that the way the police used to treat and talk to the civilian staff was outright disgusting. So if they treat the people they work with like scum don't be surprised by the way they treat the public on the street
City of London, a city within a city, with its own rules, police banks and pretty much everything else! But I guess you know that with your wealth of knowledge. Love your videos, you have to be by far my favourite auditor, I get so much satisfaction seeing you make them squirm with facts 💯💪 keep up the good work. Stay safe!
Big man “, I’ve got a gun,” what a frecking tart, foxtrot Oscar .
That's the problem with these officers. Absolutely no standards at all. Waving at a camera, told to jog on, waiting for a call getting a wee coffee on our dime.
It's shocking. And they get paid thousands a month for this type of crap. GJ exposing exactly what we pay our taxes for. Rubbish.
Impressed how much "POWER" " balls never get intimidated over armed forces .. favourite audit 💪
"What are you taking photos of?"
"How much do you earn?"
"That's private"
"Ditto"
11:40 a "civilized conversation" starts with "WHY ARE YOU TAKING PICTURES!!!" no, that's not civil, that's hostile - and now he's trying to lie that he's being polite, that means he's a practiced habitual bully - he's an evil man by habit
My thoughts exactly.
@@Michael-vh3tj
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Bono has fallen on hard times 😂
Great Guy! need more like him ...
police are terrible ...
I love the Security Guard, lovely man, and very polite, and then you have the "City of London Muppets" Ego driven knobs that couldnt give a toss how they speak to the public..
Loved it at around 16 minutes. I was watching with no sound, just subtitles. The security guard seemed to be doing his Magnus Pike impressions, behind him, whilst he was gesticulating away, two people stopped and started taking photos. Love it. He was too busy to notice.
I guess he thinks that you should obey whatever he asks and answer him, being where he is he is out of his field in terms of security, and the odds are that MOJ building is probably empty because they think they don't have to return to work and can work at home at the taxpayers expense
And these are the people we trust to protect us. We are screwed.
Sia industry needs to train their operatives accordingly
The arrogance of the police what’s it got to do with you I am going for coffee
@@chiefslim9353 it’s got to do with everyone could you double park on yellow lines and say I’m only going for a coffee
Remember everyone is paying for this
@@chiefslim9353 why are they two armed police vehicles total of four police sitting in a pedestrian way drinking coffee and chatting
there’s complaints from the police saying how understaffed they are and you think it’s ok to sit around and drink coffee
@@chiefslim9353 yes they are but if I drove up to a coffee shop working in a city centre I would have the police traffic wardens around in minuets why are they together waiting for a call
@@chiefslim9353 you are the one replying get a life yourself it doesn’t bother me what your answer is to me all I want is the police to serve and protect treat the public with respect and not act like they own the place with a do as I say attitude
The law is there for everyone dos not matter who you are ask boris
@@chiefslim9353 why are you so bothered about what I think you are coming up with some worrying comments I can say what I like to say if I think something is not right I will say it
I don’t need someone making personal comments about what you think
It started out with comments on the police video now you have turned the conversation to me needing help you better look back at your comments
3:38 the way that cop literally just said what he was doing 😆 🤣 😂
Thought the Security guard handled the situation well and came across as a decent guy.
One Love Brother!
Trouble is he doesn't know the law!
Technically, anybody has the power of arrest in the event of a crime being committed 👍🏻
The arrogance of these public lackeys is astounding! Thugs who can't be arsed dealing with the public, disgusting. The security bloke was lovely, and he had gorgeous eyes. Very handsome
Think this was a petty audit haha
agree 100% .... they take their breaks as and when ... the police keep their cars near by incase a call comes in ..also just by being in the town centre is a static patrol ie just their presence their can be a detarent for any crime to take place .... he talks about being stupid but then goes onto swear in public 🤦🏼♂️ lol jog on is exactly how id expect a decent cop to react lol ...
not sure why i watched this one but iv cut it off half way through and wont be watching any more and stick with the likes of ab and focus pocus 👌
@@DavidMiller-pt5su 3 butthurt cops having a rant I see.
'I saw the position of your phone' said Brixton Bond 😂😂
Police are entitled to have breaks and get a cup of coffee. But they should do it like everyone else and not abuse their position by parking in a pedestrian area. If they really are just waiting for a call then standing around with a cup of coffee is not a good image to project. They should be having their coffee more privately.
Drinking coffee is a perfectly legal activity, yet you state that it should be done privately.
You are the worst kind of tyrant.
@@taIlboyandy23 says a tyrant
@@taIlboyandy23 They're on duty and therefore supposed to project a professional image. Standing around drinking coffee in the street isn't acceptable. I'm in a public service role myself and there's no way we would be allowed to do this. We don't have the time to drink between breaks anyway.
@@asensibleyoungman2978 How is drinking coffee 'unprofessional'? They are a mobile specialist unit, out on the road most the shift, they are human beings. Standing around is a perfectly legal activity.
@@nazirwilks2546 Yes, I just stated that. Keep up.
Security guard wasn't very good, so distracted by you that he missed the guy blatantly taking the photo behind him!
When a man in a suit is guarding a gov building, just know that he is armed and works for the British security services.
How you dare to question the gods of law! As gods they clearly are above the law and the common people and can tell the public to jog on...
They think they are God and they are only Gods of their own Demise on their D days trust me
Wish I could just stop my van anywhere in any town and park on double yellows whilst getting and having a brew with absolutely no chance of getting a ticket,they obviously were not working and on their break and should abide by the same rules as the rest of us.
If you think they were on their break you’re a fcking I d i o t
There disdain for recourse against them says it all, tyranny.
you can't be leaving us hanging at the end like that. we all seen that little unstable twinkle in the security guard's eye. dying to see what happens next 🤣
he goes all terry crews in idiocracy
The whole we need the engine on for the computers is bull poo, those cars have an additional battery to support the battery use on the computers and for it to drain you’d have to leave them on for a VERY long time for them to go dead, my brother makes computers like those and the battery life is really good on them
As an ex police officer I am truly embarrassed.If that driver does not end up on the carpet in front of his CSI I will be amazed and concerned.However I was in the Met not the COL police. They are a little special.
It makes me so angry. I’m not police but was brought up to respect them and to belief they did their job for me and to keep me safe. But this… totally unnecessary and they seem to have turned into a gang.
*believe
A fool In a suit, out of his depth and authority..
Absolutely appalling attitudes, but they wont care at the end of the day.
Good use of police vehicles as coffee tables.
Great video, perfect example.
Yup perfect US and them, Police above the law AGAIN, why is there a code of conduct for them? I doubt they have read it, certainly don't comply their disgust at members of the public is constantly on show (nice to see consistency).
Why would they comply with the law, who is going to pull em?
To be fair, their allowed to have breaks. You have a point about parking but not grabbing a drink.
They're not allowed to be rude and cocky to the public though.
Legally its' 20 minutes every 6 hours. They can use the tea and coffee facilities in the station to avoid wasting the public's time and committing parking offences and blocking roads etc.
Thugs in blue, with a gang badge??
To be fair, and I don't often come down on the side of the police, but they are ENTITLED to a coffee break ffs. And their computers and other equipment may very well drain the vehicles battery, if the engine is switched off for an extended period, that is what he was trying to explain to you, which you failed to grasp.
However, I would expect them to move the vehicles immediately, if their poor choice of parking location caused an obstruction
You my friend, acted like a complete and utter DINGLEBERRY on this occasion, and were clearly looking to PROVOKE a reaction, but we're left bitterly disappointed when it didn't happen, despite your best efforts.
Oh dear oh dear oh dear!
They can use the free tea and coffee at the station like normal people do.
Do you know how much a round of coffees and biscuits in the most expensive branch of costas is? City of London prices.
@@OncleM I don't have a clue, as I don't use Costa, but you obviously do, or have done. So if you can spend YOUR money in there, what does it matter to you if THEY spend THEIR money wherever THEY choose?
Also, they could be some distance away from the station, as I imagine they are deployed in a particular area, which MAY make it inconvenient, and time consuming to LEAVE their designated area for a cup of coffee/tea. But we are just getting into semantics now, which is ridiculous. I have explained what their reasoning MAY be, so I'll leave you to ponder.
Bye cherub.
@@hermanmunster3358 Sigh - it was a rhetorical question - obviously the price of a round of coffees in the City of London, the financial capital of Europe, is more than anywhere else.
Police claim they are underpaid but are happy to leave their desks to spend lavishly on posh coffee when they can get it for free without leaving the station and losing the respect of the public by parking on double yellows.
You can see on this thread the number of people who say "so that means it's ok for me to park on double yellows when I need coffee?"
It's called setting a bad example.
@@OncleM Sigh, I get the "bad example" bit, but if they are City of London police, then the City of London is their area, regardless of the price they pay for coffee.
On the subject of coffee, I hope they weren't drinking decaf, because we really wouldn't want them falling asleep at the wheel now, would we, because that is an entirely seperate scenario altogether, isn't it🙄 ? And possibly a subject for another inane video.
And you never know, they may have done a bit of overtime, so are more than able to afford their "posh coffee"
But if YOU consider Costa to be "posh coffee" then you obviously don't get out much. I drink posher coffee at home, it really isn't that big of a deal to drink Costa, really it's not.
What you could do, is ring 101 in front of them and make the complaint there and then. Not sure if they would be amused if you made the complaint in front of them.
Then of course you make the ethics complaint that the passenger didn't grass the driver.
You would have to wait 2 hours to be put through, then fobbed off without a reference number.
What would be funny is if you had a barrister next to him, in full silk, with a quill pen ready to fill out the forms for a private prosecution, and serve it on the individual officers there and then.
@@OncleM What you do is record it. Then you can make a second complaint.
Similarly if they don't respond within 20 days, or give you an update every 20 business days, you make another complaint. This time about the person handling the complaint.
That goes up another layer of the hierarchy.
Eventually it gets to someone who thinks, if I don't respond I can predict what comes next. A complaint about me.
Usually around the Chief Inspector or Superintendent level.
They will then ring you, apologise, and try and make it go away.
@@Nickle314 No, the complaint gets batted back down to the lowest level each time, for you to start the process again.
You have obviously never complained to any ombudsman or other body which supposedly holds public sector to account.
@@OncleM I have. Repeatedly. The best I've done is to get before a judge.
With the police, if they don't respond, then you make complaint about the complaint handler.
So lets say you make a complaint about a PC. Make it via the IOPC website so there is an external record. Make it a schedule 3 complaint. That goes to the Sergeant.
They will probably ring you, then hope you go away. No update after a 20 day gap, you make a second complaint, schedule 3, about the sergeant. Now you are at inspector level.
Wait 20 days, repeat.
At the end, you insist that the acknowledge the failings to adhere to the the Police (Complaints and Misconduct) Regulations 2020
I'd record the calls as well.
Then send it to the PCC anyway, just for sport.
@@OncleM The interesting complaint I have going is the Cabinet Office. They are avoiding even acknowledging it.
You then need your MP's permission to take it to the Parliamentary ombudsman.
My MP has gone AWOL
Bono lookalike loves himself.
I rarely go into my city's city centre now, but I used to go there every single day, mainly to use the library computers, and would see multiple Police cars parked illegally in taxi ranks, on public footpaths, in the middle of traffic lights, and on double Yellow lines for hours at a time, doing the same thing.
Where exactly were they parked illegally?
Right next to City Hall, whose parking wardens did nothing about it.
What were the ones that I managed to spot leaving their cars parked illegally usually doing?
Going for their lunch, which as I said would usually last for hours as they'd still be sat eating and drinking in the same takeaways and restaurants, after I'd been in the library and/or shopping for 2+ hours.
Where should they park when they're going for lunch?
In the multiple nearby shopping centre car parks, retail park car parks, bus station car parks, railway station car parks, hotel car parks, leisure centre car parks etc
On Christmas Eve 2019 at around 12am, I saw 20+ Police vehicles park on my 1 mile long road, which contained over 40 Police officers, to arrest 1 skinny burglar.
As I live on a main road, which is part of the main ring road around the main city, it's usually full of traffic and parked cars, but as it was Christmas Eve the road was empty for a change...
Still that didn't stop the majority of those vehicles parking on blind corners of a cross roads, in the middle of traffic lights blocking off one side of the road, and in the middle of those diagonal White lines...
Breaking the law and forcing the few cars that were out to risk their own lives, by driving on the wrong side of the road into oncoming traffic, through traffic lights at a cross roads, where there's a blind corner that cars usually turn around without stopping.
They had the burglar face down on the floor straight away without a fight, yet still had 8 officers surrounding him for 10+ minutes, even though the main van was just metres away.
They didn't need 8 officers, never mind 40.
What were the other 32+ officers doing, while the burglar had his face squashed into the pavement for 10+ minutes?
They were stood around in the middle of the road having a chat and a laugh, with no concern that their illegal parking might cause a crash at a crossroads.
Not only that, there was room for 100+ cars to park legally, yet they all think they can do what they want.
But how can you not know that the highway code does not apply to everyone? It could be the slightest infraction of the day!
MOJ building looks like ministry of oppression, man! ;D
What an opulent building - they know exactly why they chose this brutality style with the architecture!
I think it's unreasonable to expect anyone to work 12 hours without breaks (also employment law says they have to have breaks) cuts to the police service means that they cannot stand down for protected meal times so they are obliged to take breaks when there are no calls coming in. Having said ALL that - their attitude was absurd. Telling him to Jog On was appalling and that officer should be disciplined for that alone. THe officer who refused to confirm he was on duty also should be taken to task for his attitude.
Guy in the suit was a good guy. Respect 🫡
Your a good old boy pttp keep doing what your doing
It would be funny if all the tyres got "mysteriously" flat on both vehicles. That'd surely deflate the rozzers ego.
On average in IT we work 14 to 16 hours a day on the backend as engineers and 95% of the time we have to pack our lunches and don't have the convenience of a random coffee break at a coffee shop.
So funny to see his reaction when Proletariat said So What?
It looks as if the only people employed as security guards are unable to string a sentence together in London.
Deportation under the Borders Act 2007 would solve that.
@Kens UK Adventures Projection
Didn't know Bono was serving as a police officer these days
You took the words out of my mouth.
Wow I'd expect better from armed response.
Remember not all police act this way some of them are great.
I hope the chief sees this. More training for Heston.
The arrogance of these ‘Action Men’ 😃😅😂🤣 says it all! Keep on auditing! 🎥 🎥🎥
*Disappointed...*
...I was waiting for him to break down and start singing:
*Tana na nanananaaa*
Making my way downtown, walking fast
Faces pass and I'm home bound
*Tana na nanananaaa*
Staring blankly ahead, just making my way
Making a way through the crowd...
And I need you
And I miss you
And now I wonder....
🥲
You walked up to them acting like a bell end, they were well within their rights to tell you to jog on. If you did this in South Africa, you'd get your skull caved in. Why don't you do this in a country where the police genuinely need auditing?
Your mug is the definition of a bellend.
@@OncleM yeah they were within their rights. They explained why the engine was idling, who cares if they're on the phone. End of the day the vast majority of police do a vital job and do it well, and would put their life on the line to help you. If you walk up to someone with the intention of antagonising them you deserve to get a slap in the face regardless of the profession of your target. Being told to jog on as opposed to having your skull caved in or being thrown in prison is evidence that we already live in a free democracy. Your username shows your level of immaturity.
If we did that we would be fined and given points on your licence . The attitude is all wrong and have a code of conduct please report this to the iopc keep up the great work reporting on crown employees over stepping there authority.
I got a £65 parking ticket last week, if I was part of the blue line brotherhood I wouldn't have guaranteed.
@@legobatman8353
Do you know that grants and promises of fines and forfeitures before conviction are illegal and void?
Fines and forfeitures are covered under Section 8, sub-section 12 of the Imperial Acts. This is where the phrase; “All promises of fines and forfeitures of particular persons before conviction are illegal and void” originated.
That means until you have been convicted of something by a court all fines are illegal, including speeding fines, parking fines, red light camera fines, infringement notices, expiation notices, failure to vote fine, failure to register dog fines and any other type of fine you can name, are "all are completely illegal."
@@legobatman8353 exactly
The gentleman in the blue suit was great. Although he used the word "taking" a picture (negative connotation), when talking about the camera, he used the word "positioning" (the correct word for a passive device) rather than "pointing" or "aiming" (a word associated with active devices such as flashlights or guns and again negative). He is obviously a thinker. I liked him a lot and believe he would be excellent at training the blue line thugs on public photography. Another great audit.
They're the lot who harassed Ian Puddick on behalf of a private security company. They fitted him up with dozens of crimes and tried to ruin his life. He beat them.
Surely something has to be done to raise the shockingly low standard of sarcasm in the police. You'd hear better in the playground.
Parking on a pavement in London is against the law, no emergency call no special ability to ignore that law.
It just goes to show though, you mention PS/IOPC and they laugh because they know they are protected by the very fact the police police themselves so are never in the wrong.
Highways Act 1980 - obstruction of the footway is an offence
The point isn't that they're buying coffee, it's that they're illegally parked.
Agreed I was very poorly articlated on that matter and that's my bad
@@powertotheproletariat no worries. You're one of the better auditors...way better than most and getting better. Stay well!
I can understand why the security agents ask so many questions, because I did the SIA and the Counter-Terrorism course, but I don't understand why they apply badly what they learned. I don't understand why they hiding IDs in front of a camera because no personal data appears there and it's already filmed you anyway, so why are you hiding it? And if you apply what you learned in the SIA course, apply it in a way that does not violate the constitution and human rights. If you want to do your job well, and you see someone filming, and you think that person is "suspicious", go and ask nicely and civilly why he is filming, if he is evasive or refuses to answer, and you STILL YOU HAVE A SUSPICION, CALL THE POLICE, write what you saw, time, etc ... AND THAT'S ALL. I don't understand what this panic to some security agents, others think they're cops, others think they're the defenders of the universe .... chill, your not. Do your job well, don't do more than necessary, go home ... and call the day.
If they have nothing to hide, then they have nothing to fear. But they even hide an identity number.
@@OncleM yes , and is stupid , because you cant find personal details heaving that nr