Horsham Police Station 

Hey is this the USA civil rights ?

'Been arrested recently, per chance?

It's likely because her car isn't MOT'd 🤣 it expired on 5th July 2021!!! That's why she was asking for the video to be deleted etc 🙈

@@consu.merizm Wow that is unbelievable. So she’s probably been driving around illegally for three and a half months without an MOT.

Its VRN is displayed externally, available for any pair of eyes to see. Same goes for the vehicle designation and manufacturers chosen design for the vehicle (shape). People are generally not that thick (take that with a pinch of salt) and if they were determined even a little bit, can figure things out. She should not be out in public herself as she is not mentally fit enough to deal with the leaves falling off trees.

Maybe a private vehicle but number plates are owned by the dvla

@@nathanwilson3737 You own the plate, DVLA own the actuall number. Even personallised plate numbers are still owned by DVLA, and the ICO still states all reg plate numbers are encrypted information and not personal information so the law defined in the UK GDPR DPA2018 does not apply. If you play one million £ to DVLA to have 8ori5 or K4r 3N or 808 8By or 999 or P1G then that your fault people read it as such and is or maybe more trackable. If these police want to hide then get a 250 £ generic reg plate ie KK44 RAN

@@pqrstzxerty1296 if u have a personalized plate i don't think u have to register it with the dvla

@@nathanwilson3737 no

Yo AB 👍

Yo AB here 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

Lol AB 😆

Hello AB, and on that note i will, zippit. 👍

I've just unsubscribed from this clown... I'm a 100% sure you would have not walked out tail tucked like this one.

Always a split-arse who has to play the biggun lol. 👍

Yeah cos it’s not like men have ever been violent, belligerent arses is it? Look at what a success you’ve made at running the world…brilliant job….corruption, warmongering, greed, sexual harassment, the list goes on. Well bloody done!

Don’t like the NO word 😮😮😮😮

She looks like she's just finished a shift at the Bakery tasting pies!

In the library that would be way to stressful all those people talking and not returning books she'd snap after a day. Lucky she's a police officer so she get to issue ticket scream at people and every now and then beat on people to get the stress relief she needs

Shes still gobbing off😂😂😂😂😂😂

And the hand on hip Karen stance. Top comment mate.

'Been arrested recently, per chance?

exactly..

And if he want to go “ round the back”?, I think ( maybe)it will be painful for her!!😂😂

Most do.

lol It’s always the moody cows that hate it from the back

Bitches all ways get gobie when then male bosses cum 😂😂😂😂😂😂

I like it. Very like when AB holds out his 'ID' Haha

and what pray , could a girl cop actully do to a bloke ??? unless she illegally carrying a police service pistol

@@geezerp1982 so female prisoner officers, female teachers, female nurses etc don't do unlawful things to men and children. Woman police officiers are quite capable of being like Wayne Couzens.

Well I worked out instantly what she meant. She was telling him she was not an operational plainclothes officer rather a uniformed officer who had just arrived at work.. I can also understand her reluctance to instantly ID as a police officer in that situation.

@@geezerp1982 She can’t have special treatment based on gender so it’s only right to expect the same conduct from her as would be expected from a male PC. In fact, strictly speaking, we probably shouldn’t even make the presumption that she’s female 😉

@@robotsonmars1989 She’s either in uniform or she is not. It doesn’t matter if she usually wears a uniform while on duty, as she wasn’t wearing it during this encounter. Constables are still constables while off-duty and if they exercise their powers they are considered on-duty, which is why police forces often have a policy either recommending or requiring constables to carry their warrant cards at all times. Force policy also usually dictates that constables and police staff must have their warrant cards or police staff ID on display (e.g. on a lanyard) at all times while on police premises whether in uniform or not!

So true, her only asset is her wide hips

Her name actually is Karen.

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'Been arrested recently, per chance?

That’s what her toy boy says😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

'Bambi' ... brilliant. Guess what she will be known as at the station now. Haha

@@noelward8047 Slapper I've not even watched video yet I love checking Comments first

I don't think she learnt a thing. Not one single shred of information went in. Because she simply dosent care about doing the right thing, or learning. Just couldn't handle being filmed

Well done indeed. She was the problem. This new breed instictively look for confrontation. Other chap comes out and everything is fine.

'Been arrested recently, per chance?

@Jim1958 No, why?

She didn't like not being backed up having a hissy fit. (Guessing it is not the first time). Bambie is now a 'legend' at that statiion.

Brilliant!

Hahahhahaha.....genious! Its such a good comeback

Those number plates must be protected at all costs. Haha

The PC did say he had highlited the need for more signage. Guess it's down to lack of finances.

Shhh don't talk sense mate.....they are listening.....

Hope there tax is made right for for the free parking 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😮😊

You know what your saying dont you? so doing the right thing is to walk away this only entitles these police officers to abuse their powers on the next person 3/10

Rubbish. Publicly owned organisations can have private areas. No 10 Downing St, Buckingham Palace, The Mayor’s Parlour etc

@@MrAndrewFarrow, as far as I can tell, private property is property owned by a non-public entity. If not restricted in any way, allowing the public free entry, it is public space. You appear to be confusing the common meaning of private with the legal one. From a legal point of view, as far as I understand it, the word more appropriate is 'restricted'. Buckingham Palace is a Crown-owned residence, to be used by the reigning monarch. It is not public property. All legal titles to #10 are held in the name of the Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government. It may therefore be public property, but weeks appear to have significantly restricted access.

@@ceesjanmol private property can be owned by Tesco or HMG. Both can have implied rights of access if the door is open, but equally both are private when they are closed. Certain areas of Tesco are open to the public, certain areas aren’t. Ditto publicly owned land. Whether the owner is funded by taxes is irrelevant. Crown land, government building, The Town Hall are all private unless made publicly available

That would not have been fare ... she was already on a wobble. Haha

@@noelward8047 😂👊

You forgot "your safety and security" meaning protect my paranoia and give me control over you.

@@oddball7483 😂

haha - excellent.

Disagree..... this behavior sets a precedent. They now know they can infringe on our rights by appealing to our sense of morals.

She made me tense. Was she worried about her lunch spoiling in the sunshire ? God help anyone that came into interaction with her later once she had a uniform on !

'Been arrested recently, per chance?

'you was'. Great grammar!

Yes I thought that! Would work out wonderful for their domination but a failure for us mere mortals

Like the 'Covert' one's AB was accused of filming ?

@@noelward8047 😆 right!!

When you film their REG in 'public' that is different ... apparently. Haha

AB got detained and searched for the same thing.

Correct decision agreed. She had no idea about Section 43 ... was unable to get her phone out as was too busy holding on to her lunch. Haha

Inspector Jacques Clouseau in Koleeberks last Video said Section 44 🤐 🤣🤣🤣 None of them Actually have a clue on what they're meant to do as a Employe As a Acting Police Constable ( Common Law )

They use that to give themselves thinking time ... or they are envious of the footwear. Haha

Re @ Kolee ,it's not cool to dive bomb ,learn a little street legal coordination man an they will spill with ease ,they aren't jackboot state troopers .

U mean AB.

The man's a troublemaking idiot. Before you invoke the term 'auditor' look it up in the OED: it certainly doesn't mean anything approaching the actions/intentions of this prat. The police will be better placed to deal with crime and criminals if they're not wasting time on these vexatious idiots.... but I'm sure that when he needs their services he'll be patient if they're held up dealing with another like-minded donkey.

It was obvious ... and she hated it when no one moved. Haha

Toseer

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And then we have a Nazi state in the making

Loveeee