I love how the police in each one of these videos are just like 'Oh you found something stolen, ok cool ya I'll open the door for ya' and then just let the guy get on with things.
I find it really cool that you work so closely with the police. One day they will be coming to you for training on how to use the equipment. You're onto a winner there.
I don't know the law in that area but where I live if you have stolen property on YOUR land, YOU are responsible unless you can prove otherwise. It's called, "being in possession of stolen property". So, if the landowner claims it's someone else's then he needs to find out who's truck that was. lol
It should be automatically that the criminals pay preparation for damages loss of income police time sell all their stuff and land to pay the fines your time etc etc watch them squirm their foofoo valves will pucker up
Absolutely. We complain about the taxes we pay, but a non-trivial part of it is due to these twits. Clean 'em out and remove the opportunity for them to ever have a certification of trust such as a bond. They will be shovelling sh*t for ever after that. Make it public. BTW they can do the same thing with tax cheats as well.
AutomatricsMTrack 1 year ago (edited) Thanks all the gear on the truck was, as suspected officially reported stolen on Friday 24 March. Police enquires remain ongoing
@@luka5208 so they are still looking into it even though more stuff was found. Christ knows what stuff they have moved on. I do often think places like these part out stolen vehicles. Near to where live, there used to be units that used to do the chop ups on stolen cars. Those units are long gone now.
@@mewoozy2 That's not correct Woozy. Fingerprints will be rendered illegible just by dew on a object. Theyre left by oil secreted by human skin. Nothing to do with skin particles. And contrary to what you see in the movies and TV it's not often that legible prints can be found. And never on rough surfaces.
I too was very surprised that they went round touching with their bare hands all the machines that they thought were stolen. Kinda shooting themselves in the foot if they want the police to be able to track the thiefs....
I thought Richard was going to have to ask the police politely to take interest in the thousands of ££ of other stolen gear. They had no interest at all? Probably too much paperwork. That’s why thieves are getting rich!!!
guy.How do you work that out? They sell a tracker to the owners of the equipment and charge them a Monthly/Yearly fee.Then they do what they’re paid to do and track the stolen goods.Hardly doing the work for nothing eh!!! Lucrative business if you ask me
Not customer's numbers, they are the phone numbers for the tracker units, they use GSM cell towers to triangulate the position, plus GPS and RF to locate the asset.
I'm just surprised they do not monitor the site like cell call and such from the area and try catch the people when they come to move the equipment or such. All look like ah this is mine I will take it back instead try set it up as bait
I watch a lot of these but I’m wondering why you don’t wait and do a sting op in the next few days and watch the yards and catch them all there then you might get som arrests, and film it and get some extra footage.
That would be very cool , but we cannot risk clients assets in this way plus there would be a huge cost involved in the stake out time and the needed backup support. Thanks for your comment
That's what we thought... but for those police who are unskilled and unprepared to take an educated risk... apparently it has to be on the PNC first. So we found it before it was even reported stolen ...disappointing all-round.
We have since spoken with PANIU and they say the police could have ceased it based on the stickers being removed and the location (hidden to the side of the building out of sight and the close proximity to the stolen dumper). So looks like the attending officers will need some more training on ....how to identify stolen goods !
I bet your job can be frustrating at times. You create a tracker and amazing service to find the goods, and the only let down is the police service that ruins your efforts... sometimes anyway.
its funny when you see the police rockup to seemingly innocent people yank all there belongings electronics ect as "items of crime" yet when they rock up to theese known thefts they tread ever so lightly what ever happened to arresting on suspicion
Still in progress at the moment. They were all reported officially stolen on Friday 24 March some 48 hours after we found them as a suspected theft full truck and 36 hours after we contacted M and J Plant at 7am Wednesday morning. We are not sure what took the plant hire company so long to report the theft.
Presumably a hire company doesn't know that their gear has been stolen until the hire period ends and it isn't returned by which time the tea leaves have had lots of time to work on removing trackers labels etc. It's a wonder that they are ever recovered.
opps ! looks like the CZcams Blur edit feature must have moved during the save process. We have changed this and will recheck it later. Thanks for bringing this to our attention 👍🙂
Disagree, thieves in this sector are usually very good at what they do and likely already know the strengths and weaknesses of most anti theft or theft recovery systems. We just try to point out to the larger law abiding viewers that they can use additional layers of tech to outsmart bandit tactics, so they can be better protected.
I keep blaming the police but it's the laws they have to abode by. It's such a shame they've taken a lot of there powers away 😪 Anywhere where there's nicked goods, then they need to take everything! Unless they've got receipts and proof of purchase, otherwise it's either sold at auction or if they've phoned the old bill up n given a police report for stolen goods.
Yes all the stuff on the lorry as we expected was stolen and is now on PNC... we are not sure on the IFor trailer yet but 90 % odds on that also is stolen...... seems to be a hide location for stolen goods.
Interesting, I thought that your devices were designed and run by you. So you essentially buy units in bulk from track2find and then use their system for all the tracking/logging? With a little bit of time and money it wouldn't be hard to get a company started in my area... hmm.
razor sharp depends what unit armed respond police do but not regular ...we would have so many shootings if the regular police had them wouldn't trust them to run a bath never mind carry a gun 😹
2:32 some stuff you shouldn't of shown, peoples details? CZcams has a edit feature where you can censor stuff, if you need to hide it. *Also, did them other pieces of kit, come back as stolen?*
We understand... we considered not to include the GPS location. However the owner of the truck park was not arrested and fully cooperated. So was not guilty of any involvement.. actually officers explained to us that the land owner seemed rather angry that others were leaving stolen gear outside. Hopefully he won't have that problem moving forward.
Diggers, 7.5t Rigid, Roller Breakers, 3.5t Crew Cabs all fitted with GPS Tracking systems GONE never seen again, am I missing something here or are they just better Crooks in my manor??.
We don't see it often as we stop it in the UK. But we know some outboards from the UK were included within the haul located in Lithuanian czcams.com/video/sNzfe_UiwPk/video.html
(2:46) - "...call the police and see if we can get patched through..." *_Patched through?_* What are you talking about? Don't you just mean that you're going to call the police for help? For assistance? That's a very simple thing, calling the police for help. But *_"patched through"?_* What exactly do you mean by *_"patched through"?_*
In the old days, when you made a call, the operator would pull out a cord attached to your line and plug it into the line of the person you were calling. This cord was called a "patch cord" and when every thing was hooked up you were "patched throught." I did a lot of patching when I was in the US military many, many years ago!
Yes they did ...by following instincts once close. We would have got it no problem had they not done so. With RF finding the approach is to always rule out surrounding main compass directions nearby first.
@2:34 You're showing your customers private information and number. I could call Alan Forber up pretending to be you as I know the vehicle and order number (?). Worth hiding it using CZcamss pixelate feature.
All you Brits complaining about your cops doing nothing. At least you don't have to worry about a cop shooting you in the back and claiming he feared for his life. You don't have to worry about a cop pulling you over for speeding (when you weren't and your GPS shows you weren't) him falsifying the radar, and then shooting you for showing him your GPS record. You don't have to worry about cops planting drugs and guns on you when you're arrested for standing in your own front yard. You don't have to worry about cops raiding your house looking for drug dealers, shooting your teenage daughter, and then admitting they had not only the wrong house number, but the wrong street as well. All of these things happen on a weekly basis here in the US.
Really smart business to notify the other company where their gear was. Great PR. Well done.
The other company, now that they dodged a bullet, may become a future client.
Them s big welders
Just a little dumper, but its a little dumper that doesn't need to be replaced now. Well done!
@FRIENDLY JAPANESE BUSINESSMAN Well it's pretty little, yeah
Bet you guys sold those M&J blokes some trackers when you called them in the morning.
Incredible just how rampant theft of plant machinery is ....... good for you guys at Automatrics 👍🏻
Yes it's higher than motorcycle, car and scooter theft combined ...Thanks for watching
A customers security system has helped others more than he could have ever known. 🙏🙏👍👍👍🇬🇧
really satisfying watching this stuff getting recovered
I love how the police in each one of these videos are just like 'Oh you found something stolen, ok cool ya I'll open the door for ya' and then just let the guy get on with things.
Excited that it's local, then realising it's local! oh no
I find it really cool that you work so closely with the police. One day they will be coming to you for training on how to use the equipment. You're onto a winner there.
Anyone else notice that there were tire tracks from the dumper truck still on the deck of the flatbed under the generator?
Absolutely brilliant work, would definitely have these trackers fitted.
Thanks for watching :)
No thief can get away when Automatrics Mtrack is on the job.
I don't know the law in that area but where I live if you have stolen property on YOUR land, YOU are responsible unless you can prove otherwise. It's called, "being in possession of stolen property". So, if the landowner claims it's someone else's then he needs to find out who's truck that was. lol
Great, nick a car, park it in someone's drive you hate, call the cops. Yeah, that law can't be abused.
This is ridiculously good. There are no words :)
It should be automatically that the criminals pay preparation for damages loss of income police time sell all their stuff and land to pay the fines your time etc etc watch them squirm their foofoo valves will pucker up
That would be great :)
I totally agree. in addition HMRC should be called to assess their income. Anything unaccounted for should be taxed.
Absolutely. We complain about the taxes we pay, but a non-trivial part of it is due to these twits. Clean 'em out and remove the opportunity for them to ever have a certification of trust such as a bond. They will be shovelling sh*t for ever after that. Make it public. BTW they can do the same thing with tax cheats as well.
It would be interesting to know follow-up information on peripheral suspect equipment and subsequent arrests.
My fav channel, nice to visit lovely traveller sites and meet honest friendly folk
Thanks for watching :)
Great work once again whenever you have successful finds police should be combing over every other piece of machinery on site!!
This place was busted some years ago for removing the colour from diesel if I remember correctly
its amazing how places like these still continue to run, I wonder if they did nick the owner.
Just so much interested in a follow up if M and J got their stuff back.
AutomatricsMTrack
1 year ago (edited)
Thanks all the gear on the truck was, as suspected officially reported stolen on Friday 24 March. Police enquires remain ongoing
@@luka5208 so they are still looking into it even though more stuff was found. Christ knows what stuff they have moved on. I do often think places like these part out stolen vehicles. Near to where live, there used to be units that used to do the chop ups on stolen cars. Those units are long gone now.
Procta you really see how crime can be organized.....
Stolen goods and your buddy person seems to be touching most of it without gloves? :S
Its standing outside in the rain, pretty much no chance to get any finger prints off that stuff anyway. sadly.
@@Digi20 Makes sense, am just used to seeing police always wearing gloves I suppose
@@mewoozy2 That's not correct Woozy. Fingerprints will be rendered illegible just by dew on a object. Theyre left by oil secreted by human skin. Nothing to do with skin particles. And contrary to what you see in the movies and TV it's not often that legible prints can be found. And never on rough surfaces.
Police want to check for prints and these guys are touching everything without gloves!
Yeah we need a box of gloves noted. :)
I too was very surprised that they went round touching with their bare hands all the machines that they thought were stolen. Kinda shooting themselves in the foot if they want the police to be able to track the thiefs....
Would result in a similar outcome here in Australia mate. Our revolving door of justice was based on the UK plans.
Eh, if it comes from an industrial environment it will have loads of different people's fingerprints. Just another two sets to eliminate.
Very satisfying viewing. A "red-handed" arrest may help avoid repeat offending.
I thought Richard was going to have to ask the police politely to take interest in the thousands of ££ of other stolen gear. They had no interest at all? Probably too much paperwork. That’s why thieves are getting rich!!!
I do dump in dumper almost every day AND I PRODUCE THEM MYSELF! so proud lamao
Good job on that recovery guys, Any updates on the other gear that was found?
Thanks all the gear on the truck was, as suspected officially reported stolen on Friday 24 March. Police enquires remain ongoing
@@AutomatricsMtrack any updates?
I love the way your mate has left his dabs all over the gear 🤔
How many of scumbags getting locked?5%or less,i bet
Bugger all
There might have been prints on the label that was peeled off. That would be enough proof right there!
Yes the police were very weak on this one .......not prepared to call it stolen was a huge mistake by them
doing the work of the police for free ,crazy uk .
guy.How do you work that out? They sell a tracker to the owners of the equipment and charge them a Monthly/Yearly fee.Then they do what they’re paid to do and track the stolen goods.Hardly doing the work for nothing eh!!! Lucrative business if you ask me
Watch the camera movements when you're filming the laptop. I'm sure I saw customer contact numbers! At around the 02:40 mark!
Not customer's numbers, they are the phone numbers for the tracker units, they use GSM cell towers to triangulate the position, plus GPS and RF to locate the asset.
I'm just surprised they do not monitor the site like cell call and such from the area and try catch the people when they come to move the equipment or such. All look like ah this is mine I will take it back instead try set it up as bait
How and where is this stuff passed off? I'm assuming these guys aren't digging ditches or putting in a honest days labor.
I watch a lot of these but I’m wondering why you don’t wait and do a sting op in the next few days and watch the yards and catch them all there then you might get som arrests, and film it and get some extra footage.
That would be very cool , but we cannot risk clients assets in this way plus there would be a huge cost involved in the stake out time and the needed backup support. Thanks for your comment
The criminal justice system would let them off with a slap a wrist
What was the outcome of the other plant machinery
Can the police not seize the truck that the stolen gear is on. Then arrest the truck owner?
Hold Fast You would need to proof that the owner/driver knew it was stolen goods, and that’s hard to proof.
That's what we thought... but for those police who are unskilled and unprepared to take an educated risk... apparently it has to be on the PNC first. So we found it before it was even reported stolen ...disappointing all-round.
We have since spoken with PANIU and they say the police could have ceased it based on the stickers being removed and the location (hidden to the side of the building out of sight and the close proximity to the stolen dumper). So looks like the attending officers will need some more training on ....how to identify stolen goods !
I bet your job can be frustrating at times. You create a tracker and amazing service to find the goods, and the only let down is the police service that ruins your efforts... sometimes anyway.
its funny when you see the police rockup to seemingly innocent people yank all there belongings electronics ect as "items of crime" yet when they rock up to theese known thefts they tread ever so lightly what ever happened to arresting on suspicion
2:38 - You can still see some personal information of customers, just to let you know.
Good job........ any news?
The plates are stolen on that Lorry.. its supposed to be a van
VIN number on large generator is starting with S or 5?
i think 5
any news on what happend to the other items
Still in progress at the moment. They were all reported officially stolen on Friday 24 March some 48 hours after we found them as a suspected theft full truck and 36 hours after we contacted M and J Plant at 7am Wednesday morning. We are not sure what took the plant hire company so long to report the theft.
Unless it was an insurance job, or they just didn't notice their stuff was missing. I want this system on for my new bike.
Presumably a hire company doesn't know that their gear has been stolen until the hire period ends and it isn't returned by which time the tea leaves have had lots of time to work on removing trackers labels etc. It's a wonder that they are ever recovered.
Good stuff
2:30, data protection at its finest.
opps ! looks like the CZcams Blur edit feature must have moved during the save process. We have changed this and will recheck it later. Thanks for bringing this to our attention 👍🙂
@@AutomatricsMtrack This is still a problem, can clearly see phone numbers in the video.
@@AutomatricsMtrackPlease correct the issue.
Holy shit! Can you guys fit one of these on my wife?
We all know thieves are dumb as bricks but these videos are going to teach them what not to do. Or to do.
Disagree, thieves in this sector are usually very good at what they do and likely already know the strengths and weaknesses of most anti theft or theft recovery systems. We just try to point out to the larger law abiding viewers that they can use additional layers of tech to outsmart bandit tactics, so they can be better protected.
If they get locked up for a while they get more education, their time in jail is not completely wasted.
have no idea how i got watching these videos but pretty good,, and wtf 14k for thing really?
Did you ever hear back about any of the other equipment ?
That will teach throws guys from m&j to put trackers on there equipment.
2:33 - Some personal info there? Have to be careful with GDPR coming into force.
Yes was also introduced earlier when we turned up... the first finder on site.
I keep blaming the police but it's the laws they have to abode by. It's such a shame they've taken a lot of there powers away 😪
Anywhere where there's nicked goods, then they need to take everything! Unless they've got receipts and proof of purchase, otherwise it's either sold at auction or if they've phoned the old bill up n given a police report for stolen goods.
Great find.... was the other equipment stolen??
Yes all the stuff on the lorry as we expected was stolen and is now on PNC... we are not sure on the IFor trailer yet but 90 % odds on that also is stolen...... seems to be a hide location for stolen goods.
@@AutomatricsMtrack So, they ARE stupid
Seriously,have you got any vacancies ?
PM me an application pack,please.
Interesting, I thought that your devices were designed and run by you. So you essentially buy units in bulk from track2find and then use their system for all the tracking/logging? With a little bit of time and money it wouldn't be hard to get a company started in my area... hmm.
Did that other company get there stuff back?
So no one will minde if that place gets done over
Dit hou scan the bar code...
14k is something you wouldn't throw 14k away I know I wouldn't
I would call that a bucket dump not a skip loader I think it's way too small to be moving hardly anything
Is it true that British Police does not carry guns?
razor sharp depends what unit armed respond police do but not regular ...we would have so many shootings if the regular police had them wouldn't trust them to run a bath never mind carry a gun 😹
2:32 some stuff you shouldn't of shown, peoples details? CZcams has a edit feature where you can censor stuff, if you need to hide it. *Also, did them other pieces of kit, come back as stolen?*
We understand... we considered not to include the GPS location. However the owner of the truck park was not arrested and fully cooperated. So was not guilty of any involvement.. actually officers explained to us that the land owner seemed rather angry that others were leaving stolen gear outside. Hopefully he won't have that problem moving forward.
Or did you mean naming our agent ? The other stuff on the truck was reported stolen two days later
AutomatricsMTrack He means the client name and some phone numbers on the bottom of the laptop screen. Alan *** and a Nissan GTR
The stuff within "Yellow", your client numbers/names/items on the screen
OK we see thanks
Diggers, 7.5t Rigid, Roller Breakers, 3.5t Crew Cabs all fitted with GPS Tracking systems GONE never seen again, am I missing something here or are they just better Crooks in my manor??.
GPS alone is pretty much useless
such a interesting job any jobs going?
Ferris Vlog if they don’t currently have any jobs going you could always create demand by stealing Automatics tracked vehicles... just an idea.
Are you government funded? you should be great work👍
It's kind of boring without finding out what happened to the thieves!
Is there a movement of stolen goods from the UK to Eastern European countries?
We don't see it often as we stop it in the UK. But we know some outboards from the UK were included within the haul located in Lithuanian czcams.com/video/sNzfe_UiwPk/video.html
9.24 that's a Z not a 2
0:22 Plarn Har?
Plant Hire, meaning a Equipment Rental Company
Some geeza not gonna be appy wanna ope he hasn’t got a shooter
If you ever need any help in the northwest I would love to give you a hand lol.
Thanks for watching :)
(2:46) - "...call the police and see if we can get patched through..."
*_Patched through?_*
What are you talking about?
Don't you just mean that you're going to call the police for help? For assistance?
That's a very simple thing, calling the police for help.
But *_"patched through"?_*
What exactly do you mean by *_"patched through"?_*
Bodragon: He means connected to a person other than the initial pickup or an AVR, and preferably connected to a patrol car.
In the old days, when you made a call, the operator would pull out a cord attached to your line and plug it into the line of the person you were calling. This cord was called a "patch cord" and when every thing was hooked up you were "patched throught." I did a lot of patching when I was in the US military many, many years ago!
Result
Police got it before you
Yes they did ...by following instincts once close. We would have got it no problem had they not done so. With RF finding the approach is to always rule out surrounding main compass directions nearby first.
Why do they take things? People need to a job
@2:34 You're showing your customers private information and number. I could call Alan Forber up pretending to be you as I know the vehicle and order number (?). Worth hiding it using CZcamss pixelate feature.
Thanks Noted... although that's not the customers number
You blurred it out, but if you look at 2:34 You missed the one at the bottom showing it
You need plenty of tin foil if you are doing this
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u just leaked ppls info
All you Brits complaining about your cops doing nothing. At least you don't have to worry about a cop shooting you in the back and claiming he feared for his life. You don't have to worry about a cop pulling you over for speeding (when you weren't and your GPS shows you weren't) him falsifying the radar, and then shooting you for showing him your GPS record. You don't have to worry about cops planting drugs and guns on you when you're arrested for standing in your own front yard. You don't have to worry about cops raiding your house looking for drug dealers, shooting your teenage daughter, and then admitting they had not only the wrong house number, but the wrong street as well. All of these things happen on a weekly basis here in the US.
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