I never used to agree with the death penalty for offenders. I was ignorant and young. Then I matured and was exposed to the darkside of the world we live in. Anyone that *exually abuses a child and is an addict in my eyes should get the death penalty. It is factual that they can't change. They may feed their habits in other ways but it aids in continuing the cycle of child a*use and this waste of skin and air gets a feather slap on the wrist, disgusting.
@@aleebea I think there are situations like murder where a death penalty would be appropriate, but not for watching extreme videos. He should be imprisoned though.
@@thegrinderman1090you watch these videos, see how much the cops lie, make up false evidence, cover each others backs and stitch people up in broad daylight while getting filmed... With impunity. And you would trust them with the death penalty? Be only a matter of time before innocent people got murdered by the state. Wow.
We've just had a call you're waiting for a bus ,we are to stupid to tell the caller that it is not illegal and decided to come out and waste our and your time.
They dont have a choice. Dispatcher assigns the job to them, and unless they're otherwise occupied they need to turn up. Its the dispatchers that need training on this
@@MementoMori-xx5qo you're kidding me, our 85yr old neighbour got robbed in her own back garden, police turned up 2 days later, but if a corporation phone up to say there a man with a camera they turn straight away
@@ajlook5457 sure bro your neighbors bad experience with police means all police can't do their job.the police don't just turn up 2 days later after you get robbed if you call the police saying I'm being robbed by a armed individual pretty sure police with rush to your location regardless
"We just had a call that you were filming, which you are allowed to do" !!!!!!!!! so WTF are they doing attending ???? ... ( note hiding behind masks STILL !!!! )
My parents got burgled and they took 3 days to turn up. And this is not unusual. One camera, no crime and they're out in force. They either can't be arsed or they are cowards.
The thing I take away from this video is the huge amount of hatred felt by the public (like the young man with the balaclava on) towards the police. Unfortunately, in recent years the police have earned every bit of that hatred through their abuse of power, history of corruption and inability to understand the very laws they are supposed to uphold. Not to mention the hundreds of police officers arrested and found guilty for serious criminal offences. Worse still is the fact that in parts of London ( where I live ) the police have failed the local communities so badly that in many areas, residents have clubbed together and now pay for private security to patrol the local suburbs 24/7, to fill the vacuum left by the lack of community policing. In other words, people have given up on the expectation that the police are looking out for them. It’s a terrible damnation upon a failed organisation.
Nobody likes being oppressed by people in balaclavas with multiple guns. And if the police, who are supposed to be the "good guys" are like that, then it's a recipe for trouble. All people want - is to be left alone. I have one simple law that I live by. I do what I want, when I want, so long as that doesn't infringe on anyone else. I left the UK 20 years ago. One of the reasons was I was sick of the police pulling me over every other day, and getting fined every other day too. Where I live now, police aren't needed, cos the local community deals with problems. Police in the UK have become what they are in the US, a quasi-military, unaccountable mafia, operating under the guise of a public service. Watching from afar it's getting very dangerous. The police powers, funding and equipment need to be rolled back.
@8:40 ‘we’ve just had a call your filming, which you’re allowed to do, so we’ve just come out to see if you’re ok’. WTF, your house or car is being robbed and you can never get hold of one of these numpties but a guy with a camera gets an INSTANT armed response 😡
🐖 practice these days. Crimes against the general public, response time provided theirs a blue moon three to six weeks all other times three years to never,crime or perseved crime against corporations 1 to 5 minutes, a man or woman with a camera 30 to 50 secondd,free coffees,McDonald's or doughnuts 🐖 s maximum 2 seconds response time.
Literally today I was talking to a near neighbour who's house was raided by people (carrying offensive weapons) trying to steal a vehicle. He has an alarm linked to the police as he had multiple firearms, and has video of the whole incident from CCTV. He is still waiting for the police to attend.
8:36 “we just had a call that you was filming, that’s all. Which you’re allowed to do lawfully, I understand that”. SO WHY ARE THE POLICE DISPATCHED THERE Why doesn’t the telephone operator say to the caller, it’s perfectly legal and we won’t be wasting our time sending anyone.
@Jonontoast Here, the police already don’t answer calls of burglary, robbery, anti social behaviour and dangerous driving. So why are they wasting their time with someone who’s filming in public
Dam. Call the police to say your house has been broken into you’ll be lucky if you even see a copper a few days later. Someone call about a lawful activity and they respond immediately 🤷🏽♂️.
@Stephen no its not cuz slazenger is a cheap brand, its cuz its the kind of thing ross coleman would wear, catch my drift cough cough predators cough cough, that man on the bike looks abit sussy as well
Exactly, the security guys and coppers all behaved perfectly reasonably and lawfully- despite you trying to get a rise out of them. Well done Northampton Police.
@@MichaelStanfield81 Are you dense? You're saying not all police murder people, and not all video takers are terrorists despite the police trying to use laws made for that purpose to force them to identify themselves. Or to put it even simpler as you seem to have trouble, why is it OK for the police to be suspicious of everyone and everything they deem worthy but not for anyone else despite the fact that police officers have been caught murdering, raping, abusing people.
You're absolutely right about that. I'm a security guard and a very friendly one, even if I say so myself. However, a lot of the security guards I know of are stern faced unhelpful and unfriendly.
Big undies on the bike at the end was in a state of shock. The realization that greggs was out of bounds, shut his central nervous system down. Rumour has it he’s still there.
When you go to a casino or betting shop you will notice how many windows there are to pay in and how few to pay out. That's why they need big trucks to haul so many scratch cards
Just making sure you were alright !! What a lovely guy ! It's something I need to do more , walk up to strangers carrying cameras and make sure that they are OK 👌
AB...”could you get me a scratch card”?...Security guard...”I can’t tell you that information”! Security guards wife...”what would you like for tea love”?...Security guard...”I can’t tell you that information!!”
Of course they knew him, they will never admit they do though. Happens every time a former colleague is caught with his pants down as they say. Another good vid AB.
@Richard Kinghorn, you don't know that. It's equally plauseable for them not to have known him. Don't state conjecture as fact. That's exactly what the majority of people accuse the police of doing on this channel.
@@zulut1876 if they didn’t know him personally they certainly knew of him. I worked for years on the railway, in my area on the job I did I knew everyone, not all personally, but I knew them. To say at the same nick that they don’t know him is just bs, may not be friends but they knew him and the offence he committed, to say otherwise is wrong, the cop shop is just like any factory in that word gets round very quickly when a cop is in the wrong and is disciplined, sacked or arrested, just as if you attack a cop it goes around very quickly on who was attacked and who attacked them so the retaliation can start. For you to say it’s plausible for them to not know him is, I’m sorry wrong , they would have known him or of him. They just cover up for them.
@@richardkinghorn4729 Well it isn't wrong I work in a small company of about 4,000 people even at my branch there's about 30-40 off us all working in some of us are in at different times and not on the same team and I certainly wouldn't know them all well enough to respond to a name if someone randomly turned up outside my place of work with a camera. Sure I would if it happened to be someone on my team or someone in management but there's only like 4 of us. Besides let's say they did know him, what is there to cover up? It's already in the press. They'd probably only tell you to direct all questions to their press office anyway. They're not going to answer questions about it to a random person on the street with a camera. Think it through.
20:20 Bloke on bike was the weirdest person at the scene. Says you need permission but doesn't go running to the cops saying "he's invading my privacy while I'm in public".
What a star the bald headed guy is. He's so concerned about others he bothers to ask random people walking along the pavement if they are ok. How sweet. Probably visits those in rest homes who have no visitors too. Rang the police to ask them to see if you were ok too.
Fascism comes to the UK. Klaus's 4th Industrial Revolution is really an attempt to establish a 4th Industrial Reich. The World Economic Forum's technocratic vision of the future is about creating a society where private businesses are allowed to exist, but only if they are willing to help the state to fulfil its agenda. There's a name for this system ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-sKc0xmBNWDo.html
Wasn't punished......there are two Britain's. And we who are the mobile punchbags have to accept cops, politicians and those with money/ power destroying the lives of our children.
Hey A B.....SHOWING how it is in this country. Reality tv doesn't come close to what you are achieving. Still can make me smile and laugh. Keep going my friend.😎
YO AB I'm a big fan and I have been watching you since you had 15k subscribers and watched all your vids and I just wanted to say you doing amazing work keep it up.
"Hi, I see you're videoing, is there anything I can help you with?" "Yes, what do you manufacture here?" "I will not tell you a single thing about anything, but is there anything else I can help you with?". So... why on earth did the security guy offer any help? Passive aggressive, much?
You have to be careful AB, you have a big influence over a vast few generations with what you guys do. I love you content but just be aware of your influence 💪🏽😊
@@AuditingBritain When they say "someone called us about you" ask them for either the crime reference number or call log number because depending on how the situation goes you might need it later down the line to prove your innocence as to why they called in the first place and proving that it was malicious intent on their part.
@@AuditingBritain Well it's considerably warmer here for a start, food and petrol are half the price, it's not full of immigrants in fact I'm the only one for miles. Healthcare is excellent and property is a quarter of the price in the UK. The Police are easier and cheaper to bribe.
Guy doing the auditing at the crime scene was pretty ballsy about going up to the cops. Definitely knew how far to go but never too far. And the cops seemed to know it, but they were itching to do something. There might be previous between them. Surprised the auditor bloke didn't recognise you since he is one of your proteges taking up the job after you were one of the first in the UK.
Great video. Love it how the lad casually says “someone got chopped with an axe!” Like it’s an everyday occurrence on the mean streets of Northampton town centre! 😂
I've been in financial trouble, but I've never felt the urge to do that. Filthy shit. Like hell they don't know him. And why are those coppers hiding their faces ?
The audacity of the fella to try and use that filth as an excuse for his sick fetish ........ this country is a joke. Escaped jail............sickens me.
mike mcgrath: My thoughts too! Why are they always seemingly concerned for your welfare? "Well when I went out this morning I felt fine, still feel perfectly all right. What is it you've noticed now that makes you think I'm ill? That's really making me anxious now! Have I gone grey or blue? Are you a doctor, are you telling me I ought to rush right round to A&E ??"
You can tell the UK police in general is extremely woke. its all about the cops feelings and they act on their feelings not professional. literally says in the code at every 9-5 workplace that you cannot act on emotions. it will get you fired.
“ we just got a call that your filming “ …..in future if I want the police to turn up to a crime I will just say someone is filming , because it seems that this is a top priority above everything else they should be doing. Also today I watched a police car park in a disabled space and walk off even though they were plenty spaces all around them . They make me sick .
Being Corrupt along with being a pxrvxrted,lying,Nazi loving Cnut is the only qualification to be a 🐖 these days it helps if you can talk out of your backside and have an IQ in single digits but thats not essential.
To be totally fair on the guy at 07:10, he conducted himself perfectly while complying with what his employer would have wanted and fully recognising an individual’s right to film from a public place. Courteous and within the actual law, let’s respect that.
@@peteroz7332 That works to a certain extent, but I am one for loving words, and the term “I’m afraid” has long been a way of giving an informal apology to another about something that other will be disappointed with, or a way of disagreeing, such as “I am afraid that I do not find this type of wordplay that humorous given the context”. The history and etymology of English phrases and terms is extremely interesting.
Why is it you can have a camera in your hand and its a scream for help.."Just to see you are okay, can I help with anything" but if it was a homeless beggar on the street needing help, the police and public would ignore he/she.
interestingly these armed officers are more frequently "just in the area" when people are recording in public, I've seen five videos from popular channels in the last few days where they magically appear
Maybe it’s because almost every terrorist does reconnaissance and takes pictures of his target before committing an act? God forbid the police want to be cautious
If they’re not batting themselves off, they’re into pornography of children or attached to child sex trafficking or assaulting photographers or having sex with inmates and victims or just plain being offended by hurtful words or abusing their authority. Do they ever give them a psychological evaluation before employment? You certainly wouldn’t think so. When dealing with camera paranoia always call an ambulance so they can get medical assistance.
Keep that in mind AB. Next incident of "camera paranoia" (wonderful observation, Fred Bear) say you're calling 999 as clearly the officer needs medical assistance. 🤣🤣
The guy in the pinky balaclava has got freedom of expression but he crosses a fine line when he enters the space fo armed police clearly discussing the incident in their official capacity. There is no need for that clown to be so full-on.
I once reported someone for having a computer full of that crap, someone asked me to have a look at his computer because it had slowed to a crawl because of his collection. He was a friend of a friend of a friend so I didn't know anything about the guy. When I went to the cop shop to report him, they didn't seem to care. In the end, I told the person behind the counter "I've reported the guy to you and told you how to find him, as far as I'm concerned I have done my part" and then walked out.
7:45 Quite a polite security guard. True, he was more polite than many. But what was the point of him coming out if all his answers was the phrase "I can't tell you that even if I knew it". And his authority and job role does not extend to harassing people who aren't on his property. He should've watched from behind the closed door knowing that he wouldn't be seen and he could then monitor AB. Approaching AB is just an attempt at intimidation - just so poorly done it was pointless.
Back in the day as a broke kid I did a couple of days temp agency work at a station, which will remain nameless. The officer sitting at the next desk showed me p0rn on their phone. Unsolicited, in full view of the other staff What a welcome. I had no idea how to react. Looking back it was like Americans call a frat house. How much worse must it be now.
So many people approaching you on the pretext of "how can they help you" and they are of absolutely no help whatsoever. This needs highlighting as these , however well meaning" fools need putting back in their box for the safety of us normal people who see the sense in minding our own business.
YO AB. No excuses for the sick, disgusting cop. Should have gone to prison as his behaviour supports sexual child abuse and creates victims for life. VILE.
So now he is a loose canon set free into the public , the very people the police are suppose to serve and protect. Put him to use and use these deviances for animal testing instead of the poor animals.
Clearly the business gets free armed security from the police A normal person that pays their wages who is mugged assaulted; they are busy: yes protecting private corporations
The lesson to learn from all these auditing videos is this.... If you ever get robbed or are a victim of a crime, ring the Police and tell them the criminal was "armed with a Camera," and they will be out in minutes....
The guy in the purple mask was auditing britain - as per your identity reveal video. And if the axe incident had happened outside a police station it would have been categorised - by the police - as an act of terrorism. And used as "grounds" to question / intimidate / bully / kidnap auditors. The security guard was a qualified pass. He was polite enough, but it was probably him that called the police. The armed policeman that spoke to you from his car was sort of neither a pass nor fail. He didn't push the issue. But he didn't half come out with a load of lies. And he failed to identify properly and failed to inform you he was photographing you.
You can ask for "call numbers" or incident numbers" if there was an actual call for you.. He said at fist it was a call, then said a passer by, before reverting to a call again!!
Tommy Carney: Very fishy. A bunch of lies methinks from that officer on who actually called them. What "passerby" did we see earlier who'd be remotely interested in someone innocently walking on the pavement? Besides, like ABs equivalent, DJ audits, who goes around looking at anonymous industrial buildings, that place had no signs so suppose I was a bonafide visitor searching for the place? I might be walking about trying to work out if it was actually the right place, especially if needing to park, because there's a barrier there and every industrial estate has double yellow lines, forgetting that they're usually huge, removed from urban areas, too far for pedestrians and because they're businesses, people have to visit by car? Is that scoping out then seen as "suspicious "? Sigh.
CCTVs, dashcams, GoPros, cameraphones just about EVERYWHERE = No problem. Man walking about with a camera filming the exact same tings = MASSIVE problem (apparently). Go figure.
The guy in the balaclava is a tool. The actions of the police officers who have committed crimes do not represent them all. You can apply his and your logic to nurses, Lucy Letby to name one, Beverley Allitt to name another, both Nurses who killed babies. Do you think all Nurses to quote your words "deserve nothing but distain for the crimes they have been committing"... Nope thought not.
@@zulut1876 now thats what i call coping. let me tell you a few things, 1) the monarchy is fruadulent 2) the citizens pick up the bill to pay teh wages of these footsoldiers of the fraudulent monarchy 3) our banking system was STOLEN and replaced with the monarchys friends to run a debt based system, where WE pick up the bill 4) the police are nothing more than enforcers of corporate interests and a fraudulent government 5) all cops, are bad, by default, because they took an oath to a fraudulent monarchy no such thing as good cops, buddy. they are just riding a corrupted gravy train
He needs to look in the mirror. Someone had been hit in the face with an ax, in a busy street during daylight hours, and the balaclava kid said that the police response to that was a waste of money. Regardless of why or how that happened, his minimising of such an act speaks volumes about his notion of right and wrong. You either condemn such an act, or condone it. AB also failed in this video by condoning that kid’s attitude.
