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Professional pickpocket Lee Thompson looks at 12 pickpocketing scenes from popular TV shows and movies and rates them based on realism.
He looks at "Birds of Prey" (2020), "The Take" (2016), "Ocean's Eleven" (2001), "Now You See Me" (2013), "Killing Eve" (2018), "Gangs of New York" (2002), "Pickpocket" (1959), "Pickpockets" (2018), "Focus" (2015), "The Adventures of Tintin" (2011), and "Sleight" (2016).
Thompson is a professional pickpocket magician and a member of the Inner Magic Circle with gold-star status. He's taken part in Mugler Follies shows in Paris and toured for 18 months, performing 1,700 shows, with Cirque Du Soleil Koozå. He's performed live on ITV's "Good Morning Britain" and BBC's "The One Show," and he was a consultant pickpocket magician for "Holmes and Watson" (2018). Thompson has worked with the UK police and Revenue and Customs in public-awareness campaigns about pickpocketing.
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Master Pickpocket Breaks Down 12 Pickpocketing Tricks In Movies | How Real Is It?

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@polarispien8072 2 года назад

Him: I've unfortunately robbed a bank. *For a pickpocketing awareness display of course*

@northvisuals4886 2 года назад

'unfortunately' 😂😂 How unfortunate, he's robbed a bank

@alainamcdonald2937 2 года назад

"I stole a bag with $3000..😬 I returned it of course! (😏)"

@klauserwin9860 2 года назад

"Accidentally robbed the whole bank"

@christinevuongg 2 года назад

"Unfortunately" Hey, at least he's aware

@bippolhdt4730 2 года назад

He said that?

@Scramble77 2 года назад

No one told me this was an option at careers day

@martinkuliza 2 года назад

Imagine you're a pick pocketer and someone asks you for your resume and you pull out a paper that has things on it like 5th January ..... HE STOLE MY WALLET 21st August ..... (news paper clip) Mysterious pick pocketer steals crown jewels LOL

@jhdix6731 2 года назад

@@martinkuliza In that case the paper, I would hand over would be any paper that was in the interviewer's possesion a few seconds ago....

@martinkuliza 2 года назад

@@jhdix6731 LOL ahhh yes,, and you'd probably get the job because it would show DEMONSTRATED ABILITY :P

@defiant4eva 2 года назад

Interviewer: "Can you name your one weakness" Pickpocketer: "Police"

@mojiki257 2 года назад

@@defiant4eva people who're too aware

@vund2548 Год назад

Dude actually swiped a keycard to get into this office and recorded this himself

@Devthegamer219 Год назад

Lmaooo

@xlnuniex 2 года назад

I wanna hear the story behind how he became a professional pick pocket consultant.

@SOPHOCLESIFY 2 года назад

For real, I mean, surely nobody goes into this with the goal of becoming a "consultant" haha.

@santanalz 2 года назад

It's just like hackers, bank robbers, etc. He's a criminal, got caught, and choose to help the police rather than do time.

@edenjung9816 Год назад

@@santanalz with Hackers its different. There are White hat Hackers, who Use their experience and skills to find Security breaches or Other stuff and inform the companies or authorities. They are Not criminals in the First place. Black hats are criminals. And Grey hat Hackers are inbetween.

@Belgand Год назад

Could be a couple of methods, but one thing that's brought up in this is that he's also a magician. Sleight of hand is a relevant skill for both. Things like this are something you can get into just for the technical skill and ability to pull it off. Like lock picking. It's actually a pretty irrelevant skill for most thefts. It's simpler, faster, and easier to just use a crowbar or other method to target the weak points and force your way in. No criminal is going to waste their time. But there's a rather large community of people picking locks for fun and sport.

@pcastromedina Год назад

These days any criminal becomes a consultant. Why am I not surprised?

@ilou9129 2 года назад

This guy sounds like he's used to constantly reassuring people he's not a criminal

@twicebang4556 2 года назад

‘On behalf of the police…’

@kobebarka8633 2 года назад

“ I promise I did not steal your wallet” all day long 😂

@gordonramsdale 2 года назад

That's just anyone from Birmingham

@justanothervoice2538 2 года назад

How is he not, though?

@Leprutz 2 года назад

Tjat,s part of his technique. While we are watching him that video he steals our wallets.

@dylansporrer1198 2 года назад

Every time he clarifies that he does these things in cooperation with police to teach crime prevention, I become more convinced he is robbing people in his free time.

@bruhkisg6662 2 года назад

I feel the same way

@ChutneyGames 2 года назад

He definitely got caught one day and got a slap on the wrist and then was like how do i do what im good at legally

@starsupontheland 2 года назад

Exactly

@crazehcakes 2 года назад

That's what happens to a lot of criminals. Why risk going to jail for your talents when you can get steady pay to teach other people how to steal?

@sam8404 2 года назад

@@crazehcakes help police identify and catch criminals*

@jacksonbauer5199 Год назад

I was homeless in a college town for a period of time in the early 2000’s. His point about people being intoxicated is absolutely spot on. I wouldn’t even have to steal anything during spring/summer as people would get so drunk they’d drop/leave/forget items of value constantly. I once found a handful of wallets and almost a dozen purses/pocketbooks in one evening (well, early morning). Most people lack the awareness to recognize how they make themselves vulnerable. It’s not uncommon to see people who don’t look up from their phones for entire minutes in public while having headphones in, toting unsecured bags, etc. It’s good to see that he is educating people about being more aware of what’s happening around them and what to look for. I don’t advocate crime and I don’t make excuses for my past actions. I fucked up, it was my fault and I’ve worked hard for decades to rebalance the scales.

@ulalaFrugilega 11 месяцев назад

I like you

@artyomarty391 6 месяцев назад

its not awareness. Its statistical chance. People are very aware in dangerous environments, and not aware when safety is expected. It would be too stressful for humans to constantly be paranoid that something might happen to your belongings, especially when the chance is only 0.0001%

@VeryFairygirl14 4 месяца назад

Fair enough

@liberty1425 2 года назад

""What’s the easiest way to steal a man’s wallet?” “Knife to the throat?” asked Inej. “Gun to the back?” said Jesper. “Poison in his cup?” suggested Nina. “You’re all horrible,” said Matthias. Kaz rolled his eyes. “The easiest way to steal a man’s wallet is to tell him you’re going to steal his watch. You take his attention and direct it where you want it to go""

@leandraleo281 Год назад

I was thinking of this tooooo

@nicky7738 Год назад

Wise words from the greatest thief in Ketterdam 👌🏼💰

@ayangyi Год назад

i just finished reading soc haha

@relic4948 Год назад

Absolutely loved Six of Crows!

@michaela.r6 Год назад

OMG I WAS THINKING OF THIS!!

@ianowens1905 2 года назад

“Yea I’ve actually done this it’s really good I’ve stolen three grand doing this” “For a pickpocket awareness campaign, of course”

@truthhonest5048 2 года назад

liar

@-danR 2 года назад

"And that's the end of this video... where'd our camera go?..."

@broucheckinmyusername8176 2 года назад

Its like i saying "yeah i have hostages in the basement" "for an anti stranger awareness campaign right!!!!!! yea yea... ummm..STRANGER DANGER" *Runs away*

@gfrizzleshizzlemanizzle 2 года назад

proud of you son.

@tompiper9276 Год назад

@@-danR 🤣😅😂

@TheKhaliente 2 года назад

I love how careful he is to not incriminate himself.

@spinningbackkick6021 2 года назад

You don't get good at something without actually doing it. So maybe he's retired.

@bbrriaaanna 2 года назад

@@spinningbackkick6021 yeah he said he literally robbed a bank before lmao

@orangecat9559 2 года назад

@@bbrriaaanna cant believe this man pickpocketted a whole bank! he must be the best of his time

@ggoodd32503 2 года назад

"I've done that myself." Big eyes. "A purse with 300 pounds in it." Rubbing hands and smiling. Looks at camera and stops rubbing hands and smiling. "I gave it all back obviously"

@spinningbackkick6021 2 года назад

@@ggoodd32503 Yeah you gave someone their stuff back that you put your hands on and yall just laughed about it and had a good time..

@japfourme381 Год назад

I always remember when I was at school 50+ years ago I was on stage with some other kids in a play, Oliver I think it was, and I was tasked with pickpocketing one of the other kids, once I’d done it the teacher looked at me and said, well we’re all waiting for you to pocket the other kid, the look of dismay and disbelief on their faces when I proved to them that I had already picked the lads pocket is something I’ll never forget!!

@goatpepperherbaltea7895 Год назад

Haha did you ever use that skill to your advantage in your younger years?

@ulalaFrugilega 11 месяцев назад

And that did not turn you onto that path?

@CaptHayfever 2 года назад

The huge problem with the Birds of Prey scene is that she's not covering *ANY* sightlines. When she yoinks out of the purse, there's people just down the street watching her. When she takes the bracelet, the lady's husband is _facing that hand._ It's completely absurd.

@LNYuiko 2 года назад

"it's phenomenal" "DON'T DO IT" "it's phenomenal"

@gerdina5168 2 года назад

Exactly

@isaacmalik3714 2 года назад

lmao

@Frozo-nt2ky 2 года назад

Yes that what he said

@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 2 года назад

Repent to Jesus Christ!!!! “My command is this: Love each other as I have loved you.” ‭‭John‬ ‭15:12‬ ‭NIV‬‬

@boogeyratt 2 года назад

@@praisejesusrepentorlikewis6218 Shut up.

@ToxicSpork 2 года назад

Pretty soon Insider is going to run out of non violent crimes to feature on this channel and get a convicted murderer to break down murder scenes in movies and TV

@SemperFi_EDC_Guy 2 года назад

They already teach u how to evade the FBI, rob banks, detect undercover agents, launder money...so yeah, I can definitely see them covering how to kill someone and get away with it.

@ayoubwehbi 2 года назад

Just a matter of time haha

@anti0918 2 года назад

"You still have your pulse, but I've got your heart." *pulls bloody still-beating heart out of back pocket*

@marinadeburgos8666 2 года назад

An autopsy doctor breaks down autopsy scenes (to teach us how to execute the perfect murder)

@SemperFi_EDC_Guy 2 года назад

@@marinadeburgos8666 Dexter already taught us that 😉

@Haldurson 2 года назад

My dad, who worked his whole life in New York, taught me to keep my wallet in my front pocket. So one day when I was with my brother crossing the street in a very busy Times Square, I felt something in my rear pocket, and it was a pickpocket looking in the wrong place for my wallet. I turned and the guy just said 'Keep on walking', and that's what I did. I never saw the guy's face as he disappeared among the crowds. So there are ways of making it more difficult to be robbed. The guy tried and failed, and that was enough to deter him from trying again.

@hotmintchoco Год назад

that is so scary, like he was threatening you !

@Haldurson Год назад

@@hotmintchoco That's exactly how I felt

@whocares9033 Год назад

And you let him go without drawing a scene, allowing him to keep doing that to others

@leamubiu Год назад

Bet he tried again a dozen more times within the hour; just not on you.

@dustrose8101 Год назад

@@whocares9033 No proof (esp since the guy didn't get anything) and its unwise to confront criminals by yourself for your own safety.

@wordwoman9900 2 года назад

I caught a man reaching into my bag in Vegas one time. He wasn't super obvious but I was paying more attention than your average drunk tourist I guess. He gave me a nod like he was giving me props, grinned, and kept walking, and I was too surprised by the whole encounter to say or do anything until he was well gone.

@michelledegeorge5708 2 года назад

This makes me feel like it's a miracle that I've never been pickpocketed before...

@natevendetta8812 2 года назад

They must’ve been really good

@szattila0609 2 года назад

people as talented as these are rare and they are expensive to employ

@johndinhvo 2 года назад

Or maybe you didn't know that you had been pickpocketed

@ImperialistRunningDo 2 года назад

They are common enough in London. Especially at crowded tourist attractions. Changing of the guard, for example.

@manticore5733 2 года назад

I noticed a pickpocket unzipping my hip bag on a tram, he was off and gone before I could process it but at least he didn't get anything... shocking how casual it was.

@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache 2 года назад

Looking forward to an actual handcuffed serial killer breaking down kills in horror movies

@adilkarikazi5164 2 года назад

Dude you are everywhere

@redclanwool1590 2 года назад

And it’s always recent comments

@Lucas-lf3di 2 года назад

can't wait for your mom to do an interview on how accurate obese people are portrayed on movies

@juansalazar579 2 года назад

Sup

@nonexistentcomedychannel5136 2 года назад

Me too

@kevintheradioguy131 10 месяцев назад

This man's voice is so soothing. I hada terrible headache when I started watching this. Fifteen minutes in, it's gone, and I'm at peace. He's magic.

@voxelbandit 8 месяцев назад

bro pickpocketed your headache

@klopfer14000 2 года назад

"You can buy realistic babys" for some reason his delivery on that line just cracked me up.

@katrinaendozo6010 2 года назад

Whenever something is realistic, he's like "unfortunately, that's real" lol

@nukalaipasaka 2 года назад

@kolim jone I will just wait for the r/whoosh

@strong3402 2 года назад

@@nukalaipasaka same

@Damian.Harrow 2 года назад

@kolim jone BuT tHe BliNd mAn CaNT sEe

@Damian.Harrow 2 года назад

r/whoosh

@animalconsultant7796 2 года назад

@kolim jone If the blind man was a communist your comment would be censored

@neabby 2 года назад

"Most people have got denim jeans these days" "It's a bit hard to steal from" Why does he's seem genuinely upset lol 😂😂😂

@Hello-1243 2 года назад

Lmao 😂

@feralpixie7390 2 года назад

Probably because he's an actual literal thief.

@cryptobungus5778 2 года назад

@@feralpixie7390 doubtful, he probably getting good money from the government and the awareness campaigns. He even has friends that work on hollywood films for gods sake lol

@cryptobungus5778 2 года назад

@@Poincare2024 Yes, maybe, but he is not a thief anymore, doesn't need to be.

@BlackOasis21 2 года назад

He said skinny jeans, not denim jeans.

@DuckAllMighty 2 года назад

Professional pickpocketing and card shuffling/tricks/cheats is the closest we will ever get to true magic.

@kingol4801 Год назад

Science is the true magic. Just don’t reveal the science behind it and you got it

@OkTheOneWhoKnocks 5 месяцев назад

we already have true magic. It's called witchcraft

@lasrber 2 года назад

My favorite pickpocket story, was from a well known citys new year block party. I had on so many layers, and ended up putting my wallet in an inside winter vest pocket 3 layers down, behind 3 zippers We were walking through a massive crowd, and I had my hands in my pocket, I felt a hand touch mine. Everyone was moving, trying to get closer to the stage, or to go into a bar for a drink, and no one even looked at me. I had no idea who it was, and if my wallet was in that pocket, it would have been gone. After that, I try to keep my wallet under at least one extra layer in crowded places. Like a wrap skirt over pants with the wallet away from the opening. It's awkward to get to, but it's going to at least be more trouble than everyone around me, and a less appealing target

@TheRealMEEDABEE 2 года назад

Plot twist: all these movies actually have bad techniques but he's working with the police by saying they're good to trick people into getting caught trying them

@aliciakozume5928 2 года назад

the lower the rate the better it works

@reznovvazileski3193 2 года назад

@@aliciakozume5928 So basically mugging is the purest form of pickpocketing then that got a 0 sweet let's go :p

@3lia033 2 года назад

That's actually a good plot twist

@reznovvazileski3193 2 года назад

@muffin sins Is this still the pickpocketing class or sex ed?

@aishipea577 2 года назад

@6bogdy9 I prefer, the whole arm in up to the elbow

@muisatwar 2 года назад

His words: “unfortunately, that is exactly how to steal a wallet” His face: 🤤

@janeeyre1990 2 года назад

Reminds me of a former thief responding to heist scenes in movies. The whole vibe was essentially, "Stealing is wrong and you should never steal. Anyway, here's the best ways to steal a range of valuable items without getting caught..."

@vang-toulee8351 2 года назад

@@janeeyre1990 its the same old "don't be like me"

@uncrunch398 2 года назад

@@janeeyre1990 Obscurity is a false sense of security. It's also a lesson to see how easy it is for a thief to take your stuff and adjust accordingly.

@Leprutz 2 года назад

@@janeeyre1990 totally true. My mom and I knew an italian guy he supposedly was a cook. But we suspected him to do wetworks for the mafia. We were discussing movies about contract killers and cleaners. And he said for two movies, they are great but that,s not the way you would do it.. He kinda disappeared mysterilously and we never heard from him again. We was a very nice guy.

@pikekeke 2 года назад

@@Leprutz *a very wise guy

@Tamlane3 Год назад

Getting my phone pickpocketed was like being part of an incredible magic trick (as much as it sucked to lose my phone). They got it right out of my hand and I didn't feel a thing. Someone shot water behind my right ear, maybe from a water bottle and by the time I had looked around and determined whether someone had spit on me or what I went to text a friend to tell them how weird it was what had happened and realized I didn't have my phone.

@Fyreflier 2 года назад

I'd like to see him look at Awkwafina's scenes in Ocean's Eight - both the lifting and the handoffs - because I can't help but wonder his reaction to the part where Helena Bonham Carter recieves the bracelet. I thought it was a little obvious because she lowered hand hand so slowly but now I wonder if it was a smart choice since rapid movements are more noticeable.

@danielhill8551 2 года назад

"I've actually witnessed...and seen the baby...I've done the baby."

@alwaysdisputin9930 2 года назад

For a police pickpocketing awareness campaign. "Everything's doable."

@zacharymcdonald2098 2 года назад

Let's gooooo

@arikakarin2323 2 года назад

Taking a wallet with chopsticks ! Worth to try

@isaacmalik3714 2 года назад

lmao

@incendio00 2 года назад

Less gooo

@emanate0 2 года назад

"i've done things like this... on behalf of the police" we almost got em lads

@kshitisedits950 2 года назад

He had us inthe first half not gonna lie 😂😂

@veronikcjokic8468 2 года назад

Would like to know Can u exsely inmaster trade of pickpocket course to do on line as getting certificate or something like that lol

@kastn3839 2 года назад

@@veronikcjokic8468 Sheesh, that spelling is the worst I have seen in a while.

@hustle3653 2 года назад

@@kastn3839 nah iv seen worse...sadly

@kastn3839 2 года назад

@@hustle3653 oh no

@shawnenglish9815 Год назад

When I was a teenager I knew Apollo Robins. Classy guy. Way before he was a pickpocket he was a table hopper at local restaurants. Comedic pickpockets are such a rare and beautiful discipline of entertainment. Hats off to Lee, and Apollo, and Bob Arney.

@allisonhoff5805 2 года назад

I think pickpocketing is so interesting! I once told my mom that I wanted to learn it, but I also never would really steal something. She told me that's not a thing and that I best not learn the skill. But boom! That guy is exactly what I was talking about!

@ronniewhitedx 2 года назад

A bank hiring a professional pickpocketer sounds like one of the most illegal things I could think of

@VenomHalos 2 года назад

It’s for a stunt, to get people to put more effort into protecting their wallets and stuff 😂

@GreyPunkWolf 2 года назад

To teach people how easily stolen their bank informations really are is a benediction for banks. Because at least here, if you get robbed/stolen ID, the bank compensates the loss as long as you have a police deposition of the theft, regardless if they have identified the robber or not at that point. So yeah. The less it happens, the better for them. Makes total sense, actually.

@monsterinhead214 2 года назад

In this life, one thing counts. In the bank, large amounts. You've got to pick a pocket or two.

@Nate123318 2 года назад

Banks are full of professional pickpockets. They're called bankers.

@GreyPunkWolf 2 года назад

@@Nate123318 And that's where you forget how the law works. One one hand you have people stealing goods/money without consent, and on the other you have people that signed contracts for lawns with interests that whine once the interests are required. Learn to read what you put your name on. Don't blame it on anyone else. Banks can't do anything to your money if you don't let them. Take responsibility.

@lucyvalis9740 2 года назад

Today I learned: Professional pickpocket is a job

@monkeyguy80 2 года назад

Exactly 😏

@chantellwardsanchez5939 2 года назад

And they just added " magician ", so that it won't sound like a crime haha

@ester8436 2 года назад

And THAT is truly the most fascinating piece of information in this video

@tobiass.9685 2 года назад

Wait until you find out about physical penetration testers xD

@toomessy 2 года назад

He's from England, at this point- it kinda is in Europe.

@KorzR 2 года назад

I can still remember that when I was on a family trip in Greece. We were having our lunch in an outdoor cafeteria. There was one guy coming at us with a tourist map. He mumbled something acting like he was very bad at English and has terrible accent. He also placed the map on the table pointing at some random places. We couldn’t understand him so he just went away. I was about 5 minutes later when we realized that my aunt’s phone was gone. He stole it when the map was covered on top of it.

@dominiquedoeslife 2 года назад

When are they wheeling in Hannibal Lecter to mumble to us through his face mask about how realistic portrayals of cannibalism in murder movies is?

@ermusic2806 2 года назад

“People carry babies in front of ‘em, that are not babies” *Why did I laugh at this so hard*

@martinkuliza 2 года назад

Reptilian mode enabled

@Joker66623 2 года назад

The first image that came to mind was a dwarf 🤦🏻‍♂️

@LadyNikitaShark 2 года назад

I don't know if this happens in America but in the big European cities you will often see "beggers" with sleeping babies, most of the times the babies are drugged and sometimes they are actually dead. They aren't actually beggers but part of mafia groups. Paris has a lot of them bc of tourists.

@BlackOasis21 2 года назад

@@LadyNikitaShark I’m sorry but can you please go into more detail about this subject? That’s quite the cliffhanger.

@LadyNikitaShark 2 года назад

@@BlackOasis21 it's basically that. The money they collect goes to the "group". They are basically slaves. The young and pretty are taken to the prostitution rings, the old and the ugly do the "act". They will also only accept cash. Real homeless people will accept anything, if you have something to eat, they will gladly accept, these "beggers" with the baby will be mad if you try to give them anything that isn't cash. You can find information about it online.

@brickbuilderx2316 2 года назад

I never understood how pickpockets are able to steal watches, the fact that they can slip it without them noticing or feeling is impressive.

@hisfavworstnightmare 2 года назад

my mother was out in london one time & someone literally pickpocketed her phone out of her backpack, she didn’t even know until she was on her way home. thankfully she has a new one now, but it’s sort of crazy how they can do this without the person even knowing.

@adpop750 2 года назад

It's also complete bullshit, unlocking the wristband in 1 tiny move in 0.1 second. Yeah sure, in the movies maybe. Also a pretty woman in a sexy red dress, that's certainly an inconspicuous person that doesn't stand out from the crowd. Again nice movie stuff.

@miles3908 2 года назад

@@adpop750 there are tons of videos of pickpockets on youtube showing how easy it is to undo a watch clasp within half a second. it’s a technique that can absolutely be learned.

@billgreen576 2 года назад

@@hisfavworstnightmare Top tip: taking stuff from a backpack is so easy even I could do it and I have no pickpocketing experience. Do not carry anything of value in a backpack. If you must, keep it on your front.

@schyschy1 2 года назад

@@adpop750 not BS, I was on vacation in D.R., there was a night show in the resort and people were asked to come up on stage, I volunteered with 3 other people. We answered questions and did as he instructed. When he was talking to me, he used misdirection, touching my shoulder and getting my attention elsewhere, while his other hand was on my wrist and he undid my leather watch. Crowd was impressed and laughing. I didn't even notice until he asked me what time it was and then gave it back.

@emeryjem Год назад

When I travelled in London for a couple of days (with my school) I kept cheap or worthless essentials in my backpack and my valuables were held in my hand in my mostly closed pocket so I had a grip at all times. I was not risking it especially since my school decided to go to one or two pickpocketing hotpots where we had to be warned about it 🤣🤣

@CassiBlack 2 года назад

I’m not sure why, but when I was little (like below 10) I was obsessed with pickpocketing my dad. I never kept anything, just liked knowing I could do it. After a while, it lost its humor for my dad and he started carrying it in his front pocket. Years later he accredited me as the reason he’s never been pickpocketed. So protip, if you carry a wallet, put it in your front pocket.

@Joya_Day Год назад

That's hilarious. I had an obsession with pick picketing my dad around that age too. I also always gave it back, but it was a fun little game we did together. I'd get his wallet, then giggle and give it to him lol. He was probably letting me, but either way.

@samb8744 2 года назад

“I hate this bit, how did she know how to unclasp the bracelet? Really poor form, no misdirection, unrealistic, awful. I give it an 8/10”

@BlindCap 2 года назад

Real IGN hours

@lewiscarter5575 2 года назад

Too much water

@slovnicurling9808 2 года назад

It's poorly edited but he gave 8/10 to hiding it in a cast.

@maelstrom57 2 года назад

lol I bet he was concerned he'd look racist if he gave it a lower score.

@nope.thankies 2 года назад

@@maelstrom57 you're reaching

@kookiekai221 2 года назад

This video is actually a distraction, he already stole your wallet right now

@nezwenox 2 года назад

Can't get robbed if you don't have any money

@candy5224 2 года назад

@@nezwenox you should have a lot of like right now. But, yea that really is facts. 🤣

@funstd9845 2 года назад

1k 👍

@randomstuff5193 2 года назад

@gottalight9379 2 года назад

I checked

@Joe.ts6 Год назад

I love how he is just casually teaching us how to pickpocket.

@adamtzsch 2 года назад

It’s great to hear that accent. Reminds me of home. He’s an elite magician - top 300 in Great Britain - and used to be in Cirque du Soleil.

@mandyb5167 2 года назад

"Psychopath serial killer breaks down 11 murder scenes in tv and film" Everyone: Fascinating

@KillerCornMuffin 2 года назад

Murder and theft aren't exactly comparable. In fact, they're not comparable at all.

@toomessy 2 года назад

Or just...a serial killer. Most serial killers aren't psychopaths actually.

@fernandacita 2 года назад

lol right? I'm always wondering why half of the people they talk to are roaming free `and not in jail haha

@Spoeism 2 года назад

Disturbing

@Samb-mi2xk 2 года назад

Ted bundy tells us his thoughts on these 10 movie murders via Ouija board.

@Bubbleman4231 2 года назад

Why would a bank hire pickpockets? Seems like they've already got it figured out

@monky6520 2 года назад

genius comment

@sailingonthoughts9594 2 года назад

Maybe they want to bring a more personal touch to their customer service.

@toomessy 2 года назад

Banks already steal from people, what more do they want lmao

@dirus3142 2 года назад

It's not just for the customers, but the employees.

@Sunzen44 2 года назад

To make sure the bank can stole the money itself instead of random thief on streets lol

@slate613 2 года назад

The scene from "The Take" was actually mission oriented. He needed to get the guys address so he took the wallet to find it. It had nothing to do with credits cards or money. Sometimes I think they don't give the expert any background on the scenes they watch.

@technewsfortechnoobs Год назад

It's rare to see someone give a clip a 10/10 in these videos...let alone MULTIPLE 10/10 ratings! Shows that the people making these clips really did their homework.

@bulbatherapy 2 года назад

I love how for every clip he just says “I’ve done it myself too lol”

@Kaithe7 2 года назад

For "demonstration", of course

@mozammilhussain3725 2 года назад

Awareness campaign

@alfonsojhamila8591 2 года назад

Everything for the pick pocket awareness campaign

@ssspottyyy 2 года назад

“On the polices behalf” obviously

@alwaysdisputin9930 2 года назад

He was like: "Chop stick manoureurevruere is BS because you'd need too much pressure to pull the wallet from the bag. I've done it myself for the police"

@gabriels1163 2 года назад

When I was a teenager I went to Tijuana. Put an empty wallet in my front pocket, cash in underwear and socks. Wallet got picked, they did a bump into us on the sidewalk. I knew it happened immediately, and we were laughing at them as we walked away.

@MG-Raiden 2 года назад

I’m gonna put empty wallets in every pocket

@TomNook. 2 года назад

not a good idea if the value of your wallet is more than the money you keep in it

@RuyVuusen 2 года назад

@@TomNook. But if it's a super cheap (maybe couple dollars), it isn't that big of a deal.

@jordanmorris5827 2 года назад

@@TomNook. im assuming that the wallet was cheap if he did this.

@g.strobl4458 2 года назад

@@RuyVuusen Why would you put money into the decoy? Instead, you put in a message that reads: "You realise you've been filmed, right?"

@wolfe6220 Год назад

Eeeeee!!! I love that you got a clip of Apollo Robbins!!! He's my favorite gentleman thief!!💙

@charles4283 2 года назад

I didn’t realise how accurate films were, so many of these got really high or perfect scores!

@hannahcrenshaw9342 2 года назад

“Most people, foolishly, have their phone in their back pocket.” Yeah, that’s on the women’s jeans company 100%, cannot blame myself. -_-

@shoyrushoyru 2 года назад

Lmao that’s the only place we usually have pockets

@g.strobl4458 2 года назад

@@shoyrushoyru , that's exactly why I sewed myself a little addition to my back (yes, one carried in front) that houses my phone. When people come too close, I cover both the zipper of the bag and the phone with one hand.

@clueless_cutie 2 года назад

@@g.strobl4458 Went into a crowded gun show (3ft between tables tops in long rows packed with people), I ran into a pickpocket team working the crowd. I only glimpsed the two briefly and we never saw the other's face. It was just too busy/crowded. I glimpsed the one slip something out of it's packaging from a table and hand it off across the table to his buddy who pocketed it while looking at another display without ever even turning around. It took me way too long to realize I had seen a theft to do anything. At the same time, another person in our party was in a different row. He had his hands in his motor bike jacket, but also slid into his pants pocket (you wouldn't realize it from looking at him, you'd think his hands were in his jacket but the vents go all the way through for air flow). He felt the guy reach into his pocket with his two fingers. He gripped the pickpockets fingers hard and dug into em with his thumb nail before the guy managed to get free. The pickpocket kept his cool and continued through the crowd. Because of it, my friend wasn't able to 100% say who had reached into his pocket by the time he turned around. It was astonishing how smooth and cool they were while working. I can't imagine how much merch and cash they walked away with that day (people bring 100's/1000's of dollars in cash to gun shows).

@shlomoivry1673 2 года назад

Hes working with the womens jean company

@pythonjava6228 2 года назад

This is why I wear men's jeans and men's jackets. Lotsa pockets

@scoobie8057 2 года назад

Really adorable how he's so passionate about this subject

@yuki97kira 2 года назад

I too am passionate about free money

@ppmghee211 2 года назад

And its scary

@FFAs 2 года назад

Adorable isn't the word I would use but okay

@zoomermcboomer4771 2 года назад

yeah lol. He loves the art but knows it's wrong but he loves it lol.

@hypnoticlizard9693 2 года назад

Its almost like its his profession

@madcapmagician6018 2 года назад

very informative, glad i started keeping my phone and wallet in my front pockets sideways... not because i have been pick pocketed.. but because i have had my stuff fall out while sitting lol

@jbllc3085 Год назад

I knew a guy when we were in the Army waaaay back in the early 90s. One of our fellow soldiers had fallen asleep sitting up and his mouth was open slightly. My man put a rock on guy's tongue, waited a couple breaths, and snatched it back out. Dude would have never known if everyone hadn't erupted with laughter when he didn't react at all to either the placement or removal.

@islanublar4561 2 года назад

"It's not about how fast you do it, it's when you do it" tbh that actually makes a lot of sense if you think about it

@theCRYSISgamer 2 года назад

Obviously

@vidboy7 2 года назад

That's what she said

@kingol4801 Год назад

I mean, if you did it at super speed nobody would ever know or have time to notice. So, not really. It is a balance of speed and precision.

@aSipOfHemlocktea 2 года назад

When he was going off about grabbing a wallet with chopsticks, my mom uses Chopsticks to transfer koi fish from tanks during tank cleaning which are heavy and slippery, she swears up and down once you master the basics with chopsticks you can carry anything which is great and all but I can't, so I 100% believe someone can but I'll also one-hundred-percent admit that that is not a normal skill

@kuritheking 2 года назад

She’s not wrong you can pick up anything

@aSipOfHemlocktea 2 года назад

@@kuritheking like I said I believe it I just can't and can't verify it through personal experience

@RJ-wx3fh 2 года назад

@@aSipOfHemlocktea I guess it's demonstrably a skill that can be mastered to a high level, and I am a great believer that most skills can be mastered through learning and practice, but I agree it seems like it would be overkill for an opportunist thief to use them with such skill under such pressure in the moment .

@Miss_Yin 2 года назад

Apparently people have actually pick pocketed people with chopsticks in China. Also, I definitely can’t pick pocket wallets or live koi fish but I have picked up heavy items with chopsticks when I don’t want to touch them (dirty spoons, a couple of pancakes together, etc)

@lkriticos7619 2 года назад

Live koi fish- Damn that's pretty skilled.

@markosporn8315 2 года назад

that "oliver twist" accent gives you good form to build on the art..

@pr.yanshi 2 года назад

"you've got your wallet?" "Mmhmm" "But I've got your credit card" Lol😂

@TheDeconstructivist 2 года назад

I enjoyed this video the whole way... but that was the best bit!

@pepi88 2 года назад

"And I`ve got your nose!"

@Hi-qv9hm 2 года назад

@@pepi88 yes

@theumbrellaofdoom 2 года назад

Where’s the vid for that part!

@ednabirkdale7403 2 года назад

@@theumbrellaofdoom 16:20

@yellowleaf28 Год назад

I like the glint of mischief/delight his eyes when he smiles

@eliza1498 2 года назад

5:07 my favourite part of the "expert reviews media" genre on youtube is industry experts recognizing the styles of other industry experts who were consulted during the making of the scene

@kenzito101 2 года назад

Most of these are realistic. I got pick-pocketed at a concert. The guy did a weird dance move while touching me, at the same time his friends cheered him on. One minute later I tried to take a video and realised my phone was gone, tried to find the dude but him and his crew disappeared into the sea of people.

@carlitosway1330 2 года назад

It was me, you fool.

@kenzito101 2 года назад

@@carlitosway1330 I wish it was man, so I could find out how much you sold it for 😅

@jonnyOysters 2 года назад

I got twice lol Once when I was a kid at a supermarket. I was looking at toys. A man started talking to me about spiderman and next thing I knew my wallet was gone. Another time, I was 17 at the airport, getting ready to fly. A random person asked me to do a survey. Having nothing better to do, I did it. I only realized when I got on the plane that my wallet was missing.

@dondon9221 2 года назад

@@jonnyOysters the supermarket thief stole wallet from a kid? How much you carried? How old were you? He must be bad at his job.

@jonnyOysters 2 года назад

@@dondon9221 I was about 9/10 years old and I had the equivalent of 2 dollars lol (not from the US). He had to have been desperate to steal from a child. Maybe he thought I was spoiled kid carting around a lot of money lol.

@BM-yy8db 2 года назад

I enjoy how he goes "unfortunately.. that's exactly how you would do that" "I've won, but at what cost" vibes

@athenapromachos3027 4 месяца назад

I'm enjoying this quite a bit! I never had a guide or anything, but in highschool I did a little putpocketing to give my friends or nice folks lucky charms and nice notes. Might pick it up again in college.

@dowfreak7 2 года назад

I actually love the keys scene, because it reminds me that I've been pocketing my keys on a karabiner that hooks into my belt loops for years now. Not unstealable, I'd imagine, but would make for a nice surprise a la "wallet on a chain".

@thomasrockhoff 2 года назад

If margot robbie bumped into me, the last place im looking is at my own wrist

@patrickthomas8890 2 года назад

Haha. Had the same thought. She could steal anything from me and I wouldn’t notice

@cassierobertson5778 2 года назад

Fair. I doubt I'd even mind.

@PeacefulJoint 2 года назад

I wouldnt care even if I caught her. Take it.

@cassierobertson5778 2 года назад

@@PeacefulJoint we clearly have similar priorities

@awps9457 2 года назад

My priority is definitely small

@findlayhannam849 2 года назад

I recognise this guy! He did an act in Southampton where he brought an audience member on stage, stole his watch and glasses, emptied his pockets and made it look like he'd snuck in a tupperware container of sweets. Brilliant.

@ragnkja 2 года назад

He’d be hard-pressed to steal my glasses, because I’d instantly notice how much worse my vision got.

@elbowstancenow1519 Год назад

@@ragnkja 🤣😂

@mandowarrior123 Год назад

@@ragnkja you can't say you saw him do it though. Not clearly anyway.

@patmagroin2319 2 года назад

You gotta love his passion for a good pickpocket

@BernardBetelgeuse 2 года назад

I liked this video a lot. I know we all probably have pickpocket movies we feel were left out. Mine is "Harry in Your Pocket" (1973). I would love to see it rated. :-)

@-zorkaz-5493 2 года назад

I love how he constantly keeps reminding us that he "does it for the police", "I'd never do this to steal!" ... 😂

@mikethompson2745 2 года назад

When you have certain skills, you need to remind people often you acquired them legally and for good reasons.

@ubermaster1 2 года назад

The general agreement is that he did use to be a criminal pickpocket and now simply works for the police, and thus only wants to mention the police work for obvious reasons

@elizrebezilmadommdo1662 2 года назад

Maybe he used to do it when he was younger (like a kid or teen), but now no longer does it.

@adamtzsch 2 года назад

@@ubermaster1 The “general agreement” is completely wrong about him. As so often is the case for many things. People jumping to the wrong conclusions and spreading the ignorance.

@adamtzsch 2 года назад

@@elizrebezilmadommdo1662 How could one ever find out, I wonder?

@cryalot378 2 года назад

him: "It's really easy to unbutton your shirt/coat." me: **spends 30 minutes on unbuttoning 1 button of my coat**

@nahudontknowme2064 2 года назад

Wow really

@jamann1610 2 года назад

You should try the little hand actions he showed - it doesn't work very well on the bottom button of a blazer, but the wallet pocket is usually always closer to the top.

@jamann1610 2 года назад

I'm sure a small razor sharp blade would be able to take care of the buttons too...

@sandorrclegane2307 2 года назад

I suppose it's not so easy for you then

@vaiapatta8313 2 года назад

ikr, maybe we should call this guy whenever we want to take off our coats XD

@JohnA.Zoidberg 2 года назад

This video may just help me out. My cat is an absolute master at untying my shoelaces and he most definitely uses distraction techniques as advanced as anyone in this video.

@Chris-xz1ii 2 года назад

I must say excellent video.......now wait for your warrant 🤣🤣🤣.....Officer that's the guy🤣🤣

@MrJayrock620 2 года назад

I’ve heard that street performers magic was actually designed for pickpockets to hone their craft without attracting negative attention in public. They would sometimes have their colleagues pick the crowd, but some of the more brazen ones would lure the target in with the trick and use the trick itself as the misdirection

@johnnhoj6749 2 года назад

Originally that was true, but for a street performer to be involved in stealing now seems a much riskier idea. By definition, they have a lot of eyes on them from different angles, apart from CCTV there are a lot of people recording every move on their phones, (which are also going to pick up others in the crowd) they are also easily spotted again another day by anyone who suspects them of being involved in stealing... I would have thought a pickpocket would be far better off being faceless in any random crowd and not attracting attention. The chances of them being recognised again is then pretty much zero and it's less likely that a victim would have any idea where they were robbed.

@keepinmahprivacy9754 2 года назад

@@johnnhoj6749 Well, if they do get caught they can always say "sure I took his watch, but it was part of the trick I was planning to do!"

@lasrber 2 года назад

I had the opposite once. Street preformer 'turned' my moms $5 into $50. Looking back, it probably was stolen, or counterfeit, but I like to think he knew my mom was an emotionally frazzled single parent with a 4 year old kid who'd been throwing tantrums all day, and was just doing a good deed

@lousialb8962 Год назад

@@johnnhoj6749 The pickpocket is in the crowd; the accomplice is doing the performance/distraction. People might film the performer, but they're unlikely to film the crowd. Even if someone did, how do police contact bystanders who happened to gather for the show to ask if anyone has video? They don't do public pleas for assistance for a reported stolen wallet (while it's important to the victim, it's minor in the grand scheme of crimes police have to deal with)

@29rca Год назад

caught hand making way into front pocket during street performance show in madrid spain. guy melted away in an instant.

@evinroen6401 2 года назад

I do like how he clarifies “with the police” every time lol

@kye9002 2 года назад

7:09 “some wallets are pleather some are leather” idk why I found that hilarious lol

@afterhourscinema782 2 месяца назад

11:13 I want to know EVERYTHING about these real-life "card ninjas" 😂

@JoeJ94611 2 года назад

I witnessed an experienced pickpocketing team in action. It occurred in Manhattan in the 1970s on a city bus maybe on 5th Ave. The decoy was an elderly woman who was first in line to get off at the rear door. Just as the bus came to a halt at the bus stop, the decoy dropped some coins on the floor. This gave her an excuse to suddenly halt which besides creating a distraction caused the 4 or 5 people in line behind her to contact each other. After the lady picked up her coins, the line of passengers exited the bus. When one of the passengers was walking away, he exclaimed "my wallet has been stolen!" All this occurred right in front of me but I wasn't aware there was a crime in progress.

@luanaspa4400 2 года назад

Shopping carts are common with idiotic women leaving bags in carts while browsing. Another is crowded buses. Once a Japanese man in suit was standing holding on to the handle, a black man quickly put his hand in man's suit pocket and handed wallet to another black guy behind him. Another case, two young teens ready to get off bus quickly grabbed at woman's necklace but luckily couldn't break it as they fled. Sometimes you just can't blame the Arabs for chopping off hands.

@bartsullivan4866 2 года назад

@@luanaspa4400 Happened to my wife's grandma 75 years old someone lifted her purse out of a shopping cart. She had a TON of gift cards in that thing. I just hope bad luck and carma hit that thief like a bombshell. If that person got hit by a bus the world would be a better place for it. Don't blame the Arabs one bit.

@cornemouton2740 2 года назад

The same happened to me while boarding a train in Paris, Nigerian entered before me and seemingly dropped something on the floor, while keeping me up at the door when the siren started going off (making me panic), while all this was going down, his accomplice rambled through my pockets. They only got some cheap cigars. I was on my way out of the country, touring Europe. I know he's Nigerian as I'm from South Africa and there are a lot of them here.

@UberAlphaSirus 2 года назад

Looks like there where at least 371 on the bus with you!

@Kayceepeece Год назад

@@cornemouton2740 You heard his accent?

@CLove511 2 года назад

Favorite prank we used to play at church was to go up to a man and say "Wow, I love your tie!" You hold it with both hands and act fascinated with it and you slide your hands up or down and say "What a cool fabric texture!" but your fingers are behind the tie undoing their shirt buttons and then you walk away and their shirt is half undone.

@anival9576 2 года назад

You have an interesting church culture. 😦

@UnmarkedPlanet 2 года назад

Had some guy in hs undo my bra while hugging me, never really felt any like tugs. Like it was unnoticeable until we stopped hugging

@randoprior4130 2 года назад

@@UnmarkedPlanet it's actually insane how easy it is to do. One quick motion with elastic straps and the pressure of the hug covers it completely. I used to mess with my ex by doing this, never been a creepy weirdo and done it to someone like that tho that's a little iffy.

@ReblazeGaming 2 года назад

@@UnmarkedPlanet Tf he do that for lmao

@riotroyale 2 года назад

im sorry but oceans will forever have a place in my heart like its so well thought and EVERYTHING is done for a reason in danny's mind

@w0mblemania 2 года назад

Re: pickpockets, it's funny how cultures/locations differ. I've lived in Australia for over 50 years. In that time, I've never even _heard_ of a pickpocketing here. Not once. No relative or friend has ever said they've been pickpocketed. You just don't hear of it in the media. For decades I used to leave my wallet out on a cafe table. I don't do that anymore, but only because it always made my wife nervous.

@GamalKevin 2 года назад

2:24 _"I'm telling you this so you don't be a victim of it"_ 2:46 _"And you can easily do that."_ Me: _Taking notes_

@solokom 2 года назад

I was constantly checking my wallet while watching the video ... at home. You can't be too cautious with this guy. 😁

@AriesTiger1 2 года назад

😂😂😂

@vincentxu8217 2 года назад

If they take stuff from a secured room, it's not pickpocketing, it's heist. So go watch "expert breaks down heist movies" video :P

@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm 2 года назад

I have read an expert article on pickpocketing in the textbook which I use for giving English lessons. Actually, by checking if your possessions are OK, you show the pickpocket where they are situated: touch your pocket and the thief will know the thing is in that exact pocket.

@solokom 2 года назад

@@English_Lessons_Pre-Int_Interm True I read5 hat too.

@AswinTDK 2 года назад

Me after stealing food from the fridge at night... "For a midnight fridge raid awareness campaign, of course"

@esaar24z Год назад

this guy came to my school and talked about pickpocketing and showed us doing it 😂

@nate.2.2 2 года назад

The amount of times he clarifies "for the police" makes me think he's shadier than he probably is 😂

@ClaeFace 2 года назад

I love how frequently he covers his bases when he says “while I was working for the police”

@jhdix6731 2 года назад

Probably worked as a roadie for The Police until they disbanded in 2008.... ;-)

@ypsiow1008 2 года назад

Please also demo on the razor trick. Some slit your pocket or bag to get things out especially in colder seasons where the victim's thick clothing prevents him from feeling any intrusion.

@KAAKKK 2 года назад

I could listen to this guy all day

@robert_aram 2 года назад

Murderer with 8 cosecutive Life-Sentences w/ No Parole: "He could've choked and tweaked the lower neck just a little bit tighter"

@james-p 2 года назад

"Ooohhh, tsk, tsk, he broke the hyoid bone. Poor form."

@buppo8931 2 года назад

"Hmm, Could've put a bit more pressure on his carotid artery with his thumb there, bit of an Amateur", 4/10

@yk._.a15 2 года назад

You mean a hitman?

@atomiccritter6492 2 года назад

I think the closest we get to that is the video with the guy who interviews/questions serial killers analysing serial killers in movies - utterly fascinating video, well worth watching

@doomsdaydragonsproductions2801 2 года назад

“most people can't even pickc up sushi” Asians: I am almighty

@RuyVuusen 2 года назад

Every Asian must get an A+ on chopstick picking or they bring dishonor to their families. This is a joke btw. Just saying that before people call me racist or whatever stupid.

@user-zk1tj8bf1b 2 года назад

@@RuyVuusen SSS++++++++++

@user-zk1tj8bf1b 2 года назад

@@cake-zw8sc god tier

@simsatART 2 года назад

But then Sushi in Japan is mostly eaten by hand since it is a typical fingerfood.

@bestboy3060 2 года назад

Not all asians use chopsticks though.

@vivianoranges 2 года назад

I like how he has a lot of pride lol and generously hands out the marks

@juandam14 2 года назад

The last scene was shooted here in Bogotá... And it actually is similar to a kind of pickpocketing they use in here; someone is going to spill something disgusting on you (like cold yogurt) then they will "help you" to clean you up while they took your belongings. Maybe it was too friendly for the movie haha

@metaspherz 2 года назад

BTW, to thwart a pickpocket keep your valuables in a pocket secured with a long strip of velcro. Velcro makes a loud ripping noise when it is pulled apart which should immediately alert you that you're being robbed. You can thank me later!

@luyandazulu918 2 года назад

that's genius😂🙌

@michelslaura 2 года назад

Thank you!

@__-zc2gz 2 года назад

Zippers are too

@TheBlueArcher 2 года назад

crowded place, misdirection, reaction time when it's not on your mind... not really. - former hobbiest magican here. Like he said in the video, chain is best.

@obende 2 года назад

@@TheBlueArcher Gonna agree with you here mate, chain that's noisier /heavier and or secured properly (not with a simple clasp) vs something with velcro because if the item that's velcro'd is small enough like a wallet, they're just gonna steal the whole thing instead.

@kylesimpson6729 2 года назад

If someone ever touches me and is looking into my eyes I'm going to instantly think they're trying to Rob me😂

@AriesTiger1 2 года назад

😂😂

@jere.nurkka 2 года назад

I would search them..finger in the butt everything!

@7piecebucket 2 года назад

@@jere.nurkka Just wait until the video about people who stick their finger in your butt without you noticing. "Oh, I give that an 8/10!"

@amexicanandaredneckfathert365 2 года назад

I am amazed that eye contact is one of the most important elements of pickpocketing someone.

@atomiccritter6492 2 года назад

its a form of misdirection

@AlphaHumphrey 2 года назад

"you have your wallet, but I have your credit cards" Last line kiled me

@funnymonki123 2 года назад

He's so good he walked out with all the film equipment and nobody suspected a thing

@witoldschwenke9492 2 года назад

Doing something in plain sight is a great way to steal. Nobody suspects anything if you behave as if you were doing nothing wrong.

@inkheart181 2 года назад

I'm really enjoying the poetry of his words as he describes stuff. That's what's great about these series; you can tell that the people they interview are truly passionate and enjoy their work. Even when it's illegal.