Saved lol you overdramatic twat. It was a simple police stop and search, and the entire stop and search took place. nobody was saved and there wasn't anything they needed saving from
what she did is actually classed as ASSAULT and AB can take action if he wants: QUOTE: "But what you may not know is that for an assault to occur no physical contact need have taken place. Just the mere belief that you are about to encounter unlawful force - by threats, words or actions of another - is classed as assault." crimebodge.com/how-to-sue-the-police-for-assault-and-battery/ She threatened to lock him up so pretty open and shut
"Otherwise I'll lock you up on public order offences" so she's basically saying she will make up an offence and categorise it as a section 5 when she knows full well you haven't broken that law. Ridiculous
@@alexcrawford6983 it's called freedom of speech. Obstruction is a physical crime. You need to read section 5 better, it has to be threatening behaviour.
@@elliotb7980 filming in itself cannot be classed as harassment alarming or distressing. According to the law its an extension of your eyes. So in a legal standpoint, under you reasoning, you could be arrested for looking at someone or something. Public order offences also only relate to physical situations and threats of violence. You cant be anti social by standing still with a camera. Otherwise the paparazzi would have been arrested and put a stop to a long time ago. Obstruction is also physical. You're not obstructing a police officer by filming. Only by physically getting in the way, or verbally interrupting them speaking to a suspect. He's stood well away from the officer and causing no obstruction whatsoever. If you think standing at a distance and filming is disorderly you must be a snowflake. Likely to cause alarm harassment and distress only means to a member of the public. The police in their official capacity can't use those as a personal feeling. For example of I'm swearing at a police officer, and no other member of the public is around. They can't arrest you under section 5 as the officer can't claim they were alarmed harassed or distressed by it. Same situation and 1 member of the public are around. The officer would need a statent from them to say they were alarmed harassed or distressed. If a crowd were there and could hear, only then is is reasonable to assume that some of them may be alarmed harassed and distressed. So get you law right before you comment on what you don't know
I'm not one to get emotional but this video brought actual tears to my eyes. The absolute satisfaction of watching justice being done. These two young men would have been strung up on some bogus charge if AB had not intervened. This video shows the real power of citizen journalists. Well done, AB!!!
So pleased that you caught this, I don’t think that the lads will take it further but at least it shows the public see the way our children are treated by these monsters
@@melqueen33 in a better place I clearly don’t understand life what can police do the we can’t. And the only reason we can’t is coz the police say use are being controlled it’s mad.
This is the exact sort of treatment that young men are subjected to every day where I'm from in London. Hope there are more like AB to help out guys like these against these disgusting goons
6 piggies show up to arrest 2 teenagers but when my neighbours car got stolen it took them 24 hours to send 1 useless goon! It's clear their job isn't to protect the public anymore, they are just hired thugs doing what their master's command
The police have every right to stop people if they have reasonable suspiscion. Cuffing and kneeing him on the wall was excessive. Also trying to get ab from filmong it. Did they have body cams? GET THE FOOTAGE.
@@leonc9760 a group of 6 in a "territorial support group" police van stopped 2 teen boys outside my house siting that one of them touched their belt and there have been a lot of moped thefts in the area 🤨. I did my best AB impression and recorded the whole thing. I might post it to my channel for anyone thats interested
FairPlay to you AB for standing by these young dudes and helping them get treated the correct way....if you’d not been there they’d have probably threw him to the floor and started screaming stop resisting like they usually do
AB you absolute legend for standing your ground against that evil woman who thinks she can abuse her power over you. You’re filming everything & they don’t like it. At the same time it’s an educational video once again. Love it mate!👊🏽😎
Flynn they’re just trying to go about their business. You need to calm down with your keyboard warrior skills mate. The police had no grounds for a stop and search, never mind to place them in handcuffs. The way someone speaks isn’t a reflection of who they are big man 🤣
I was thinking the same thing, my son is only 8 but I plan to drill into him when he's a bit older a) stop and search rights and b) to film for his own protection if at all possible. I'm dreading things like thi in his teens, he's so polite he will just let them do what they like and speak to him how they please. Seriously, where I live, the police target the kids for fun, it seems 😕
@@MrSponge8888 I think you got this the wrong way round. I was saying that the kids did nothing wrong cos the guy castrated said something about they're wannabe hardmen. But they're just young guys in trackies. I wear trackies and stuff all the time even a bumbag sometimes if I cba with a backpack on a hot day for my phone and wallet. What the officers shouldve done is asked them if they saw anything not assume guilt. Supposed to be an innocent before proven otherwise state not the other way around
Why do the police behave like that? That burly heavy set one was squashing that kid against the wall. Finally they couldn't pin anything on two innocent young lads but not before they had treated them like dogs and physically mistreated them.
Yea, when he's known by police you think they'd watch their P's & Q's around him. Instead of trying to use personal info in dirty tactics. I hope AB complains about that aswel. Guy he's never met before starts spouting personal info? Nah not on.
They're slowly creating an army against themselves with this kind of behavior, one which outnumbers them 1000x. I don't expect any different from them though, it's so sad.
I am literally stunned, I thought the lads must have done something dreadful but pushing them around and letting them go. I just can't believe it. Disgusting
it is called stop and search and it is perfectly legal. also depending on what sort of officers they are they dont need a reason but always do. they are fully within their powers
@@alexcrawford6983 oh Alex I wasn't saying that it wasn't in thier powers. What I am saying is that it looks dreadful and i am disgusted of how these youngsters were treated. Many years ago when I was a lad we went to our police officers because we needed help or we knew of a crime. Now our youngsters see them as a gang intent in bullying vulnerable members of the public. This image has to change. If we paid our police officers more, then it would attract a much more educated person to the job instead of these bullying types you seem to get now.
@@greghoward2667 I totally agree with you. It's their training at fought. A lack of knowledge concerning the law and a lack of social behaviour due to the police academies... This must be basic training... If they did not have police uniforms on I would have thought they were a group of bullies stealing the kids pocket money in broad day light!!!
As soon as the lad asked you to keep filming, I could tell a couple of things. He was genuinely scared of the police officer (even though he was acting tough), and that he did nothing wrong. Criminals hide in the shadows, the honest seek the light.
They were two non-white youths walking in a town centre so police arrest them. No report or crime or offence. This is the so called ``suspicious stop `` to improve community relations, the police claim it is to reduce crime. .
I'm livid. These young people need to learn their rights but more importantly LISTEN when good advice is being given. How do they know it's good advice?? The police couldn't move, intimidate or stop AB. Look at those bruises just for taking a walk with a friend...😡
What you did there AB, should get some kind of award or a commendation imo. If you were not present, the situation without a doubt would of gotten out of hand to have potential for those 2 fine young men to have hatred instilled in to them for police enough to commit crime in the future. I hope they filed a civil case against their unlawful behaviour. Well done again AB. 👏👏👏
Wow! Day 3 of watching this channel. I have A LOT to teach my 4 year old son. Thank you so much. Good job. Contrary to what others may think, you’re a credit to all of us and the world is a better, safer, fairer place with you in it. Bravo 👏👏👏
Yeah that's what they say to me when I film them and yes I agree with you they are a bunch of clowns and they are bunch of bullies I have zero respect for the police I always have a camera with me at all times when I'm out
She had the right to say that. It had nothing to do with him and for all she knew he might have tried to interfere. If you were getting arrested would you want random people you don't know finding out what it is for??
@@PERCYxyz That's true they weren't arrested but at the time the guy recording didn't know that. If the guy didn't resist he wouldn't have been handled the way he did. His friend was calm and look how the woman dealt with him. What is illegal about how they were detained? He matched the description of who they were looking for. Police had to investigate
@@Gooner333333333 You seriously think because you "match" the description of a criminal that the police are after the police can straight up walk up to you in public and detain you/search you? Did you not notice they didn't even know what section they were detaining the kids under? They couldn't answer. Stop defending poor policing.
Well done, thank you. We are treated as enemy combatants and the indoctrination-training-to-surrender-your-rights starts at an early age, as these two young men found out. There's a reason schools don't teach about the law, finance, or anything else that would actually make us smarter.
@Pat He thought I was stero typing the teenagers but I was talking about the cops in my previous comment which was "Nerves. Luckily not holding a gun.". The copper was nervous so good job he wasn't an armed officer.Having said that the armed police wouldn't have been as nervous as that cop.
@@wordscontrolminds Whatever people think about these guys, they are educating us! i'm old now but all my life have received this treatment from my local police, even in my 40's driving home from work at 3 am just wanting my bed! Being followed for 3 miles by these gangsters, i was aware they were behind me and drove within the speed limit! Stopped to drop a colleague off and had 2 police officers go right through my car looking for a crime! They had no reason to pull me, but they kept me there for 2 hours while they searched me, my car without my permission. Checked me for warrants, checked my tires, tax, insurance, licence! Then when they couldn't find anything to charge me with, let me go! This is education for me. I love seeing a bit of payback and watching them squirm on camera...
These lunatics are always arrested for no reason and the prisons are full of innocent people. When will these savages learn to respect the police and other peaceful citizens of the country?
And they wonder why youths have no respect for the law. These lads were treated disgustingly by those offices. You were right about the blood pressure, it sored while watching this. Great that you were there to advise them and film the whole thing.
'You're not helping the situation?' Actually, he is. He's collecting evidence of how the police treat people who are asking perfectly reasonable questions in regard to why they're being detained. Note how she moves around in an attempt to block the camera. 'Arrested for a public order offence?' I think not. Sheer lack of evidence, for one thing. The camera never lies. Observing the police is in no way a, 'public order offence', and neither is questioning them on their conduct whilst on duty. They love using the old, 'suspicion of', excuse to arrest people, then, once they get them to the station and there's no evidence to back any of it up, they release them without so much as an apology. All done purely because they don't like the, 'look', of someone. If the police had to prove the suspicion of a crime having been committed at the scene, they wouldn't have a leg to stand on, most of the time. The fact that they released them here is still no excuse for detaining them without proof of having committed a crime. Common assault and false imprisonment. The reason the police do this is because people are largely ignorant of the law and they know that the majority of the time, they can get away with it.
Massive respect AB for standing up for the ones that people would usually judge. I have a 16 year old son who talks like those boys, dresses like those boys, yet is a straight A student, doing 4 A Levels in Maths, Finance, English and Media. Does boxing in his spare time having won many many trophies, yet people would assume by looking that he is a “road man” and police are the worst at stereotyping. I made my son just watch your video, and he sent it to his friends to say look at this. So 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 AB ♥️🙏🏼👊🏼 as always I finished watching your video thinking “Brilliant”
@@hekikoka5792 The definition of retard is the delay or hold back in terms of progress or development. Seeing as being a straight A student is literally the opposite of that this mum clearly hasn't failed her children.
Tell him stop acting like it cuz all the kids who get stabbed and killed all were good kids who put on being street. Why dress your kid up that's gonna attract other kids wearing that shit too only difference is they ain't got moms like you and pick of kids like your son
@@marcuspotter5590 Not even a legal power. Section 1 literally states needing to have reasonable grounds for doing so, and letting the person you are stopping know those reasons. Section 3 also requires the person being stopped to be treated with respect and dignity. Not sure being slammed against a wall made them feel respected. It even has a sidenote of not following this being a way to take away confidence in the public's view of the police. Like no shit. =P
@@somegeezer jesus, he was controlling the subject as he didn't have anyone else with him, the moment the cuffs were on the subject was stood up, its called reasonable force
@@chrisking3170 you 🔔end, it is not a requirement to handcuff someone because you want too. It's actually not even supposed to be done except when absolutely required, by the sausages use it as an automatic go too. It's assault btw
Did the boys make a complaint?.... hope they did... esp with all that vid evidence... that bit... nah I'm gonna film the whole thing.... epic ... had me in stitches ...love ur channel ❤
When things like this happens, this is the reason why the young ones keep saying the police need to be stamped out, I'm just writing what I've heard them saying.
You do a fantastic job. Sick of these bullying tyrants that think they can do whatever they want to members of the public. Decent police constables know how to interact with the public and very often put themselves in harms way to protect them. Sadly, there seem to be fewer and fewer of these people. Those clowns in costume in your video need prosecuting under Section 26 of the Criminal Justice Act. The public need less of people like them harassing them. Respect for the police is diminishing every single hour of every single day.
That's why I suggested calling EMS. A separate incident report from another agency one the cops can't cover up so easily and their lawyer(s) evidence should the lads pursue recourse
The amount of time this happened to my mixed race sons, now one is a high rank in the army and the other high up in the film industry, disgusting police.
That kid that was getting the worst of it.. he hid it well but you can tell it was a seriously distressing moment for the young lad. Makes me sick to the stomach watching it
Great Job AB, I had this happen to me many times growing up. Being embarrassed Infront of hundreds of people who automatically think that if you're in cuffs, then you MUST have done something wrong.
I was attacked and hit over the head at least 20xs with and a wheel brace and same to the body. I told the police WHO it was and they did not believe me saying he was at the nick full filing bail conditions. it was a 6 min drive to the nick from where it happened. Really dont know how I survived it. Took me years to get over it. PTSD, panic attacks, suicidal, acrophobia and more. Years ago I worked in menswear and the local plod used to come in for a brew they where really good guys. I used to go to the Raves and 1 copper i knew came up to me in street one day and said that the drug squad knew what i was up to and i had better stop. not that i was doing anything at the time honest! Standards have gone to the dogs.
I could not agree more. I beat the Police in a minor traffic matter, in which i proved in Court that they had acted unlawfully. Their reaction was to produce a false document which was then used to threaten me with prison if i did not pay a fine which in fact did not exist. I went from being very pro-Police to anti-Police in a very short time.
The pro police should really stop looking at things through rose tinted glasses, then they might see the bad side of them too. There's none so blind as those who will not see...
Section 1 of PACE gives police the right to stop and search. But not to stop and search anyone at anytime for any reason. They need a specific reasonable suspicion that someone has stolen property on them. That they didn't find any shows that that reasonable suspicion was without reason.
@@elliotb7980 That's true but when detaining they must identify themselves (name and collar number) and clearly articulate the grounds for the stop, what it is that they are looking for, and which section of which Act gives them the power to do so, in this case. They didn't do any of those things.
So glad you were there...just couldn’t believe how atrociously those pigs behaved! Brought tears to my eyes...those boys should file a complaint...and these bullies are meant to protect us..it’s a farce!
Credit to you for recording this AB. Police knew as soon as they saw you filming they couldn't abuse their powers anymore hence why they wanted you to go away. Need to encourage more people to record the police and shame them for the poor serving they're doing.
6 Police to arrest two men yet they dont show any sign of aggression BUT the Police give no grounds for these two lads to be arrested and then for no reason they stopped the detention. Talk about 'bully Boys'! The Police are out of control!
It gets me when she says go away you’re not helping the situation for who the police when they’re trying to falsely arrest someone lol You can tell they got bullied at school
They didn't falsley arrest them they didn't arrest them at all!! It was false detainment under suspicion of no crime just so they can search them, no grounds whatsoever, they also threatened to arrest AB on some trumped Public Order offence. If UK police becomes routinely armed God help us all!!
He WAS helping...these young boys! Did you see the deep marks from the handcuffs, almost drew blood & that was several minutes after the cuffs were taken off! Disgusting!
Can you imagine what would have happened if there wasn't any video evidence there. Worst of all was them spurting out incorrect elements of the law. Take them to court, thugs in uniform
If the private information stated by the officer to you contained your own private information it may be a breach of GDPR as the reasons for processing your information are not legitimate. You could potentially sue for a data breach and or misuse of your personal data for the reasons of intimidation.
This shit is happening in Germany aswell. Seems like a common trend all over. Thanks A B you was a ray of hope for these young lads. Tomorrow's Adults.
Great work, A B. It's good to see how you observed the abusive treatment of these two young fellas, and intervened as a good citizen. There was no need whatsoever for that officer to push the young fella up against the wall like that. That's a serious abuse of power. I hope that the young guys take this further, and that the abusive officers are reprimanded.
