Having a discussion with a cop is like playing chess with a pigeon. They knock over all the pieces, shit on the board and then strut around like they’ve won.
I am adamant that AB silenced the bit where the officer did say “hello sir” I am sure I see his mouth move at 1:16 in the video. If you listen closely, you can even hear him say sir! Come on AB, I do find your videos entertaining but you should have manned up on being wrong!
They seem to be trained to suggest some sort of suspicious behaviour to you to try make you feel like you're doing something wrong. The majority of people who don't know any better will fall right into this trap
The inspector's opening remarks, and his recollection of his opening remarks, diverged greatly in a few short minutes. How many times have police officers made similar mistakes, then written up notes after an incident, and later read them out in court under oath? This shows why every interaction with the police should be recorded and our right to film them should never be taken away.
this is why every copper must be wearing a recording device thats switched on the moment hes on duty to the time hes off duty. with no mute buttons or on/off buttons and that recording becomes first evidence then his written record of what happened
They are corrupt full stop, as you say , he couldn't remember or he lied his way through the conversation because he knew he was wrong , so how does he write it up, it will be all about how he found a potential terrorist hiding and crouching , and if it wasn't for cameras that's how it would be seen, utter corruption from the top to the bottom
It's because they are androids, programmed to use their copspeak to describe the unlawful actions of everybody. They cannot remember what they said, but will all agree on how a conversation went when making their statements
That's a dangerous inspector, if he starts by accusing someone or suggest that you are a suspicious person and then lie about what he initially said, I would be very careful with an individual like him. Good job mate as usual
Not brainwashed, just used to making up his own version of events to fit his intended narrative. He probably does this every time he writes up a report.
He started off a little aggressive and told blatant lies, but he very quickly became Mr nice after realising the cameraman wasn't an easy target and knew his rights.
His first words were “ I couldn’t help notice you loitering around our sort of gate there” another lying cop. He reckons he said “Are you right sir” - such a liar. He says he’s a 100% confident he said that - what a worry - inspector Liar.
His attitude changed when you basically walked away from him to look at the electric car, he then realised you weren’t going to be intimidated by him and stand around to listen to his questioning, having to walk back to you after you’d basically dismissed him must have been painful for him with a regular PC present.
I love reading the comments on AB content... love the way the British people talk . So awesome.. !! Ty from Connecticut USA 🇺🇸... love this channel.. love UK 🇬🇧... ty AB YO !!!!!
First words out of the LEO's mouth were lies, and he expects the public to have a consensual conversation 😁🤣😂🤣 I appreciate your work and mostly your demeanor. Keep up the good work
the helicopters 🚁 was making noise maybe he said as the helicopter was flying by I mean who knows From the video I agree with u I didn’t hear him say it either
This guy REALLY insists that he said "You alright sir" 😂 The only reason he's insisting is because he KNEW he should have to begin with and he fucked up!
Great vid, his first words to you were to accuse you of ‘loitering, Hiding and crouching’, whilst legally taking pictures. His attitude only changed when he realised his intimidatory tactics were obviously failing.
I always say this, liars need perfect memories. This cop is an example of why you need to record EVERY interaction with them to avoid your word against theirs scenarios. He was making up imaginaray stories as he went along and getting caught out and corrected every time. The camera doesn't lie.
An inspector so used to badgering the public he got a shock when he came up against a professional. It took a while for it to sink in, but when it did he tried pretty well to recover. Telling him that you had experienced Terrorism Section 23; and won, was a very sobering moment for him. Now is the time become professional he thinks, but way too late you numpty. Great work AB. Mind you some credit to him to be running a station where not one officer was wearing the thin blue line shows he is trying... a bit anyway. Great work mate (AB).
This is a perfect example of why police statements are unreliable evidence, and why video evidence is essential. This inspector had an image in his mind that was totally different to his actions. He didn't open a friendly line of communication, he was aggressive and attempted to incriminate ABs actions. He stated he was 'very confident' in what he said, but he was 100% wrong. The police should use this video in their training as an example of how not to approach the public.
He tried to escalate a situation whilst leading with his inspector markings on his sleeve , he quickly pulled his neck back in as soon as he realised he couldn’t bully AB. Is that the fast track to promotion being a bullshitter?? He lied and changed the situation to fit his own actions twice within 5 minutes!
The inspector was quick to realise his initial intimidatory approach was not the correct way to deal with you. However, I am sure he was aware of his opening gambit and the words he used before his back peddling commenced. Well done AB.
What a JOKER !! He changed the second he realized that you know more than him. He would have discriminated you as much as he could otherwise. You can clearly see on his face how much he enjoys the power he gets form the uniform and cant wait to use it..
Because weirdly the Police forces don't communicate with each other. That's how criminals get away with things. 'Police intelligence' is a complete oxymoron.
I love your videos thank you so much for what you do some one needs to hold them to account for there behaviour you do it so so well & thank you again.
The problem, Inspector, was that you were clearly using words like "hiding" and "crouching" to build grounds, and you were trying to build those grounds with things which didn't happen. You treated him like a suspect without reasonable suspicion. If you want productive voluntary contact with a member of the public who is not committing any offenses, be mindful of the fact that they are likely to be more forthcoming if you don't treat them like a criminal and worse, mischaracterise their actions.
Most cops were criminalize the most honourable action or words. We decline - we are refusing Not cooperating with a request that is not mandatory- is obstructing/impeding/interfering Trying to block a cops punches - is resisting Get beat by a cop - we are fighting (without throwing a single punch or kick)
@@dericksmith2137 You forgot to mention.. they injure themselves beating you.. then charge you for assaulting them…🤦♂️ Happened to a friend of mine.. but he won in court..
That was funny. Kinda reminded me of when Che told Letterman she hadn't been on his show before because she thought he was an sasspole. The cop had that same trapped look on his mug as Letterman.
@@freqeist What does that mean, sir? I appreciate the fact that English is not your native language and not meaning to come across as antagonistic, but I'm curious as to what you want to say.
Officer: "What I said was, 'Are you alright there, sir?' " Reality: "I couldn't help notice you loitering around our gate there taking pictures of things..."
It's faint but If you listen carefully you can hear the officer say "there, sir." But the sound of the helicopter has drowned it out. He also moves his mouth and gives a slight nod suggesting he's talking. Perception is not reality.
There is a strange “that was quick” sound dubbed in. I’m wondering if it was dubbed over the copper’s first statement. If AB doctored this video, then it’s pathetic.
That officer was full of lies. Realistically this situation could have gone left and very quickly, but you expertly stood your ground. Had his attitude do a complete 180 👍😂
You ain’t seen nothing yet.. you should read their police report.. It’s like watching the same movie by a different director.. it’s pure fantasy devoid of reality good enough to win an Oscar for best script. That’s just half of the story.. wait until these lying bastards get on the stand in court.. that’s when their BWV goes missing, corrupt, they lost the audio etc.🙄 That’s why they hate cameras they don’t control so much.. they can’t lie in court or on their police report.
Loitering, Hiding, Crouching are suggestions toward nefarious activity. He had painted a picture in his mind before he even uttered a word, no need for facts or information before making a conclusion. and thats why he is Inspector
I absolutely love it! I'm from Maine in the United States and you sir are my favorite auditor. Check out Bay Area Transparency Think you would enjoy his audits as well! Keep doing what you do it helps educate the tyrants.
Try working in a pub, train station, chip shop, taxi or delivering pizza’s! All more dangerous jobs than theirs, like most. They’re all shit scared of everything with absolutely zero social skills which is why they were attracted to the job in the first place.
The inspector was allowing his imagination run wild. His mind of thoughts were loitering, crouching and hiding behind the sight of his eyes! Nice one AB.
Wouldn't it be nice if every officer approaching a member of the public would start with, "Good afternoon, sir/ma'am/miss. I'm PC Robertson with the Cheltenham Station. We noticed you taking photographs outside our police parking area. May I ask why ..." In short: salutation/ identification including name, rank, and station/why you're making contact or inquiry. This would reduce citizen fear and/or antagonism and more likely lead to a non-confrontational conversation. This officer did not do any of this, and very few do.
Credit where credit is due: the inspector should be highly commended; clever and courteous he de-escalated the situation and parried probing questions with proper responses.
YO AB, you're absolutely right the cop was making it up as he went along, he didn't say are you alright, he didn't say sir to start with, I checked back as soon as he mentioned it. Id be concerned about a cop lying and twisting things just so he can slap a charge on you, and the said post was about 4ft tall and 4" wide so what's that going to hide? 😁 🤭 100% and he's very confident that he's telling the truth?? I like the way you made him change his deminer and it was all good in the end. Much respect to the Auditing Britain Organisation 🤭 keep up the good work bro!! P. S. He don't like cameras yet he's wearing one and surrounded by many everywhere he goes...
He may just have a very poor short-term memory. I know I do. But then, I'm 77 years old, so I suppose I have an excuse. I think his excuse is merely to deny poor behavior.
Although I have never seen AB in the flesh I am beginning to build up a profile of what sort of person can scare the police shitless. Apparently he is below four feet tall and narrower than four inches, being able to hide behind a short fencepost.
Loitering means to stand around without apparent purpose. I think the fact you are clearly filming or taking pictures proves you weren't loitering to begin with...
The inspector would have earned himself respect if he simply admitted that his initial approach was wrong and apologized but he went on and on to twist the facts. He only backed off because he realized that AB knows his stuff and can't be messed with. An average member of the public would have faced a different outcome.
he actually does say hello sir at 1:16 you can hear it if you listen closely, you can also see his lips mouthing it. you cant pick it up clearly because of the helicopter.
Came out a bit rash, then got knocked down a peg. To his credit, his ego let him step down and he seemed fairly articulate and polite after acknowledging your feedback.
If just ONE of those stormtroopers ever said "hello Sir, are you looking for the entrance, it's that way, have a nice day." But nooooo, it's always the Gestapo routine.
This Inspector has appears to have serious short term memory issues. He tried to corral him with Police jargon and police language to paint him into a defensive corner.
I CANNOT WAIT for the "Inspector" to see his approach. Just what AB told him, there was no Sir initially. Straight into you are loitering, etc, etc..... Nothing close to his recollection. What a great demonstration of why AB is out there educating "Inspectors" and others in the law. Shame it is required but just about all of AB's videos show that it is. Much love AB.
What they said: immediately accused someone of a crime. What they think they said: "Hello good sir, I hope all is well with you today, can I help you in any way at all?" Would be funny if it weren't so sad.
Or just stayed inside and got on with some work. Or just said 'oh look, it's AB again'. With the number of videos of this type on RU-vid don't they ever learn 🤣🤣🤣
