Not saying the Police are great or that I agree with their decision but jesus mate don't you have anything better to do? you have a channel dedicated to harassing police, do you even have a job or do anything else besides just try to chase fame online and cheap lawsuits? You think you're such a smart arse but you're not mate and if there's anything more irritating than a stupid copper who thinks they know everything it's a bloke like you who thinks they know everything, nothing lasts forever so don't quit your day job mate 👍
@@EyeSpyAudit they should have put you in handcuffs just to make sure you didnt do a runner on them and for their own safety while driving you back to the police station
The second female thing mentioned that you need to get somebody on the phone.. That statement alone proves these coppers need some training it's not for you to prove your innocence it's for them to prove that you're guilty again these two cops are a danger to the public.
What the cashier is trying to explain is if you identify yourself ie take the mask off and let the cctv see your face so positively identify you and your vehicle reg number then should the bank not accept the coin they have your details to contact you! Think it's you just been awkward!
@@FakeFacebook-ph1gg someone who knows they're right. It magically turned 20 pounds into 4000 pounds. How is that waisting time? Do you make 8000 an hour?
Ask a Muslim lady to remove a mask, the Doctors in the UK get sacked for that. Well done you for standing your ground, I would have probably caved in. Take out a civil claim against the police.
@@johnferguson40 Brett was arrested for doing the same thing.. he got £5k🤷♂️ Again, it’s a civil matter.. surely, the police have better things to do. My house was burgled the police refused to come out I was told to attend the station to get a crime number.. but two officers can attend this nonsense and spend so much time!! USELESS!!!!🤦♂️
*"Because Tesco allowed a debt to be incurred by providing the petrol before the customer paid for it, they have to accept the customer's offer to settle the debt using legal tender currency. If they refuse to accept this form or payment, they cannot lawfully sue the customer to recover the debt, or have him arrested and charged with any crime relating to non-payment of the debt, because he has already made a legally reasonable offer to settle the debt in a form recognised as legal tender throughout the UK."*
She's the one was not listening to herself, the bit about "you have not made payment" But you HAD with a legal coin, it was the staff who were refusing to take it, 100% civil... Shamed now claim.
@The Oracle I am sure you are aware the exchange of goods has been made, so it is a debt/contract. The person in debt is willing to pay with Royal Mint Coins. But the bottom line here is not the coins, its a Civil matter and not a Police one. Which the Custody Sergeant has backed up. The WPCs got it totally wrong, and had no power to take the action they did. What they should have done was tell the Petrol Station Staff to put it down to experience and learn from it. End of the matter and don't waste police time again on civil disputes!
@@theoracle5214if they aren’t going to accept the coin then they have to publish that info at the pump in the same way that some places will not accept £50 notes.
The confusion has arisen from the fact that Royal Mint, a now private company, has produced these commemorative coins in order to make a profit, never intending for the coins to enter circulation.
Money owed as the result of a commercial transaction is not debt in the legal sense. If the garage took a customer to court over an unpaid bill, and the court found in their favour, then it would become a debt and bizarrely the coins could then be used.
@@EyeSpyAudit You could send a letter before claim, which the arrest being soo clearly wrong. They may opt to settle quickly. Especially if you may the claim directly again both clowns. They definitely won't have to money to go into a lengthy legal fight, especially knowing that the Duty Sergeant didn't authorise the detention, that alone blows apart any legal defence they may have.
you can't be arrested for not giving details if you havent committed a crime also, you cannot be arrested for making off until you have left the building
You obviously haven’t had any interactions with the police,or know anyone who have unfortunately there is many instances where police have made up stories, collusion with other officers, and some have even lied on oath, and a little research will back this up, so I respectfully suggest you maybe think about what your writing when telling someone they’re wrong, if you wish to point out how the person is literally wrong, then I’m happy to be corrected. 👍
Make a claim and report those two. They are in desperate need of retraining. How many peoples rights do they violate every day? Covert recording at a minimum. But their lack of ability to understand basic law is terrifying. I see they kicked you out without returning you to your car. Jokers 🤡 🤡
Not jokers, just bloody spiteful because they showed the world how stupid and incompetent they are. So many under educated quota fillers in positions of power. Not just here in the UK, all over the world. Scary.
Yes obviously but if it's legal tender then it's legal and you can't treat somebody like a criminal due to ignorance, well you can and that's why he was paid £4K
What do you mean who pays out? Obviously the government funded by the tax payer, not because of coin guy, rather because the police arresting somebody for breaking no law, the payout is obviously chicken feed for the government its like a standard amount when the police make that mistake. Very silly police arresting a guy for making off when he's right there, cop's an idiot. A smart person would take the coin which is very likely worth more and swap out for a note, 10 seconds on Google could confirm it was real. @@sj-30000
Exactly. The guy himself called head office himself to clarify and said he got a letter in writing that they’ll accept it. So he knew this would happen. What a sad sad life. No normal person uses £20 coins
That is a £3000 settlement for sure. Although not actually detained under arrest, the 30 mins spent in the shop was detention under the threat of arrest if you left.
@@John.Spandli Hi John, yes, I did know he was arrested but I just meant that the time spent in the shop was a detainment even if they never actually said so. This was because he was kept there under threat of arrest. Yes, he was eventually arrested but that extra time when he was unable to leave should be added to his damages claim. Time spent in unofficial detainment plus time before release plus damages for public humiliation in what may have been his local garage where people he knows may have seen him.
@@John.Spandli , deprivation of liberty, unlawful arrest, also misconduct in public office if the solicitors want to get really tricky based on the fact that there is precedent on this specific matter and they ignored it.
As suggested by some others go for s claim. The fact they arrested you for making iff when you didn’t and the custody Sgt supported you means a settlement out of court. They just cannot fight the evidence you have. In addition a letter of apology from each constable.
Id love for these coppers to explain. How they respond to a civil issue on a 999 call. And yet a burglary, or assault. They don’t have time. Or take hours.
Taking the fuel forms a contract. Unless there are terms stating that £20 coins are NOT accepted then its reasonable to assume they are. The arrest is unlawful. Payment was made and there is a civil dispute about what is acceptable. The coins are legislated as acceptable "for payment throughout our United Kingdom" Pinky and Perky admitted they don't know anything about it but still think they can dictate their own rules. I hope you are successful in suing them for their disgusting disregard for your civil rights. We don't live in a police state. (Or do we?)
Yes Julian.., I'm afraid we do now mate..! The police have become far too politically motivated... It seems we are on the verge of living under a Centralised Global Government. Well, that's the direction the elite Oligarchy appear to be going.
They are utter creatures both of them... How many real investigations have they even done to bring real criminals to justice or do they just go around helping mega corporations and dishing out fines ???
Of course we live in a police state. Just look at the legislation the government are putting in right now. If something isn't done soon we will be treated like the Russian people were in the 1950s.
Go for it, Bret got paid out £5k for similar. Making off while still in the store, unbelievable, its like being arrested for burglary while walking down the street because you looked across at a house🤣🤣🤣
31:15 - "are we going to go calmly?" - being asked to the man who is being arrested for "making off without payment", despite not making off and actually paying.
The only time it becomes a criminal matter is if you’ve shown criminal intent not to make payment for that fuel. The offence is only committed when there is an intent to make off without payment, which you haven’t done because you’ve shown you wished to pay it. The offence of making off without payment therefore requires the suspect/person to dishonestly make off without paying for goods received or services done. You offered to pay, they didn’t accept so it’s civil. Jesus Christ some police officers make us have a bad name! It is a civil matter all day long.
When you mention suing them she said yes that's fine sue "us" and that is the problem each individual officer especially in this case because they had chance to check should be held personally responsible for their actions...
How can you be arrested for making off without payment without actually making off lol 😂😂😂😂😂 Well done mate nice payment coming your way So for them not accepting payment your Receiving payment 💰💰💰
The tyrant pigs are contractually obliged to tell you they are recording under their police policy and gdpr rules and regulations. Phone h&k solicitors they love suing these tyrant pigs for misconduct.
Don't consider a civil claim DO IT! Similar thing happened to Julian Chamberlin he won £5K compensation, police never learn. Julian made local and national newspapers I think, and planned to buy more coins with his payout. Go for it you can't loose.
It was reading about that that brought me here. Not bad for a day of being messed around and a bit of follow up, but it's all a huge waste of public money and resources. I wonder if the officers got a bollocking after that?
where does the £4000 come from, I know its tax payers money but does it come out of that police stations budget or is there some kind of insurance policy to cover when police fuck up
@@pineapplepenumbranot really a waste it highlights how stupid the law is at times especially when it’s being enforced by these 2 so if anything he’s highlighting how poor it is and the police have wasted their time and peoples tax money but you may find the shop manager has juiced this situation up to get cops out for £20
@Kris Nicholson because he's already took the goods into his petrol tank it becomes a debt and the coins meet the required value so if they don't except it its there loss..if he was buying an item the shop could refuse to make the deal and he could put the item back but its different when you've already consumed the goods
How can you be arrested for a “drive off” when you never left the premises, you only left because you were falsely arrested, no crime committed. The last auditor arrested for a similar offence put in a civil claim and was successful.
As anyone who wasn't a prat would do-a business can choose to accept or not accept any form of payment,regardless whether they're legal tender or not .Some businesses won't accept 50 pound notes for instance .However some people have nothing better do do with their lives than go around making stupid videos and annoying people who actually work for a living.
Those 2 police officers were just trying to be bullies. I seriously wonder why the hell we are paying all this money for them when they have a clear lack of understanding of the law.
Wow so many laws broken by these two cretins. You have to take them to court and also(if you can afford it) take a civil claim out against the both of them and the sarge who advised them.
@2:28 the panic button is for armed robberies only. If they press it 3 times for non emergency reasons they never get a response again via the panic button. I used work for a security company and Asian shop keepers were the worst for this behaviour. Here we see how they will alert an armed response team for nonsense over a £20 dispute.
Under UK law, a person cannot be sued over a debt if they have attempted to complete the transaction in question using legal tender. All Royal Mint coins would be considered as such in the eyes of a court. Whether the coin is ‘circulatory’ is immaterial.
Who's heard of a £20 coin? 😂😂 It probably is legal tender, but what do you expect the police to do if he won't give the police any information, like the number he called to confirm it was acceptable payment at a BP garage. He's right, he doesn't need to give his name and personal details, but if he helped a little bit, then he wouldn't have been arrested imo.
@@sj-30000 the is the police officer not him. She gets paid to investigate not him, he does t have to help her in anyway. All he has to do is follow the law and he should be able to expect to to be arrested over a power trip.
@@sj-30000 I expect the police to act unlawfully. And I expect to take legal action against them for their unlawful behaviour. I expect the police to not know the law. However, ignorance of the law is no defence. I just think that it's a huge shame that when police break the law it's extremely rare for them to get personally punished for doing so. Whereas if you or I were to kidnap someone because they did something we personally didn't like, we'd be thrown in jail.
5:30 yes sir. It’s a shopkeeper here. I have someone here trying to pay for something with a legal £20 coin. He is also wearing a mask. Please come and review this urgent situation. I am in fear of my life.
How scarey is this when the Police donot know the law. Shoplifters not arrested but people who try to pay Get the police in their full and VERY IGNORANT force. To make an arrest. Hope this goes viral.
A 30 second Google check on the Royal Mint site would have clarified everything. Also, them not knowing their own policy on recording the public is REALLY poor policing. Shame on them.
I agree the shop staff are crap and do not know what they are doing that is why I do not shop in them. Many people use them as they need to buy petrol but not stale or out of date food( with date rubbed off)
You're right, the Royal Mint website clarifies the the filling station did not have to accept the £20 coin as payment: "Please note that whilst these coins are legal tender, they are not designed for general circulation, so banks and shops are unlikely to accept the coins."
The ignorance of these PCs is astounding. I can’t believe with all the technology and information out there they are so out of touch. I’m a 52 year Canadian sitting at home and I know it’s legal tender, I know they are supposed to notify the data subject at the soonest reasonable time and I also know this fellow hasn’t committed a crime and isn’t subject to give his details. I don’t know if it’s ignorance, lack of intelligence or arrogance.
they are lazy and just after aa result if they cant legaly arrest you they will make it up and clealry they was claiming things did not exist lying in front of you .once that started you dont have to reconise the uniform no longer they are thugs .
It's really very basic but the police bypass that logic and don't allow themselves to comprehend and work out the the laws regarding the situation. That's gonna be a swift compensation payout by the courts.
That's the bit of law which always annoyed me when I worked in a supermarket... In the mid-2000s it was pointed out by the local cop in that area (my area has no local cops at all) that a thief can't be charged with theft until they've left the store. I never gave them a chance to leave, as I'd take the stolen items out of their hands/bags/coats before they walked out the door. However once that new or old law was pointed out, if we really wanted to get a persistent thief arrested, I'd have to let them walk out the door, before dragging them back in again.
As thick as two very thick things. My nephew applied for the police, and they rejected him as overeducated. Cant have a clever clogs around as that will show up the majority.
@user-dw6tf9un4b , intent can be made prior to and during the commission of an offence. I did not state that I believed that the man in the video had performed an unlawful act.
The British twenty pound (£20) coin is a commemorative denomination of sterling coinage, first issued by the Royal Mint in 2013.[1] It is minted in .999 fine silver.[2] Twenty pound coins are legal tender[3] but are intended as souvenirs and are almost never seen in general circulation.
So in fairness it shouldn't be assumed that a shopkeeper will expect to be paid with one or feel willing to accept one, legal tender or not. And people who go around fully aware of this and yet putting retailers on the spot by challenging them in this way are not auditors or investigative journalist in any way.
Legal tender does not mean what you think it does. Shops are not obliged to accept any form of payment you want to offer, YOU have to pay in a form they accept. Why? Because you are filling up your car with their fuel and using their services as a result. A lot of fuel stations still give out the "i owe you" forms for fuel, I've driven fleet vehicles whereby the fuel card for that vehicle doesn't work, we are given a sheet and either come back later to pay or it can be paid online. It's not uncommon and a lot of the time they will issue them. The problem is those people who think "they know" and would rather stand there arguing (wrongly) that as it's "legal tender" they MUST accept it, that's not the case at all.
They arrested him before he left the store so it was 100% an unlawful arrest. The level of professionalism shown by the two costumed clowns was embarrassing. Did neither of them even try googling if the coin was legal tender. 🤦♂️
Easy money - nice audit. Amazing how the petrol station staff & then the police are unable to Google - £20 coin legal tender - to resolve the issue in under a second.
Legal tender does not equate to legal currency. And a shop can decide what money to accept or decline. I often have Scottish bank notes. Despite being Sterling promissory notes, shops are under no obligation to take them. And Scottish bank notes are not legal tender even in Scotland
@@geordiewishart1683 exactly well said. They think these shops are theirs and own them. And they think they educating the public on internet with their RUclips degrees on auditing. Absolute Muppets.
This story was on Yahoo news, 17th Oct 2023. He went on to sue the police and was awarded £4000 for unlawful arrest. No doubt he'll cash it in for 4000 £1 coins and use them to try and buy something
I have never heard of a twenty pound coin I certainly wouldn’t accept the word of someone in a garage. If it was fake the bloke in the garage would get it taken out of his wages . He is just being a bell end for the sake of it .
That’s an easy claim, they are hideous. You can expect them to send poorly trained morons out on the street with minimal training, but they were calling in for help from a sergeant who was equally as incompetent. Custody sergeants must despair as some of the things they bring people in for.
What's worst a five minute call to head office would cleared it up. Yet they chose to listen to the freshy on the till. Yet they wasted god knows how much time money and resources. Now it's £3k compensation. Plus the whole complaints procedure.
@@MmmMmm-cl6tc "Quick call to head office". I'm a serving officer... the amount of times i've tried to call a company's "head office" or "main office" and you sit on hold for 40 minutes is beyond belief. That said I would not have arrested him in this situation given the low value and the circumstances.
Is it not possible to bring private prosecutions against individual officers? Until individual officers are held accountable for their actions, they will never care about the threat of being sued.
It is possible, but the correct protocol is to bring a civil action against the chief constable, once you have a successful settlement / admission from the same you can have a double dip by reporting the incident as a crime. Simples!
It is possible, but not easy....... Crimebodge did it for an assault by Police and the Police and CPS fought him every step of the way as they wanted to take over the prosecution.
#DIRTYCOPS #EXPOSED It took me 10 seconds to search the Royal Mint for a £20 coin and found it straight away, how dumb are these cops and the shop workers??? Always record cops at all times. 🥊🥊🥊👍👍👍
The 2nd officer was more aggresses then the first. The first one was wrong the way she gave him his rights so quickly as i had trouble trying to understand what she was saying. Hope you did take them to court and win.
They said it would be a criminal matter once you walked out of the door a number of times. They did however arrest you before you left through the door therefore arrested you when it was still a civil matter. Common sense would dictate that the decision to arrest should only be made (if at all) once you left through the door. Their words and you had not made any attempt to leave at the point they mumbled your rights.
Its an issue that the police don't understand the difference between paying for something when you've already received the goods/ service and paying for something before you take the goods.
This also amounts to an illegal detainment, as they are threatening to arrest you (unlawfully) if you leave. As for "everyone who comes in here has to have their face visible to the camera" - what law is that does she imagine? You should have called on that, not too long ago she would have given you a fine for showing your face to the same CCTV. These people are utter morons, how are they allowed out on the streets?
Funny thing was, you didn't leave before they arrested you? The whole thing was a police nonsense as they didn't really listen to what you were telling them?
I think she's just trying to make up the law as she goes along, which makes her very dangerous because she's been given the power to change somebody's life. Maybe she should be painting nails somewhere
£20p coins are legal tender for amounts up to and including £10. However, in the UK, "legal tender" has a very specific and narrow meaning which relates only to the repayment of debt to a creditor, not to everyday shopping or other transactions. In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them. TOSSA
They aren’t very bright these British constables 😢 She talks way to much, can you imagine living with her and like many she has a problem hearing and acting on the information available to her. Really bad policing, actually she even as stupid enough to arrest you while you were still inside the building? Leaving without paying needs that action!😂
The prolific issuance since 2013 of silver commemorative £20, £50 and £100 coins at face value has led to attempts to spend or deposit these coins,[2] prompting the Royal Mint to clarify the legal tender status of these silver coins.[6][7] Royal Mint guidelines advise that, although these coins were approved as legal tender, they are considered limited edition collectables not intended for general circulation. Even a bank won't take them.
£20 coin is legal tender. But just because something is legal tender doesn't mean it has to be accepted as payment. I.e a business doesn't have to accept £50 notes or even cash notes for that matter. BUT if a business provides a service before taking payment (for example pumping gas before paying) the business as to make clear which form of payment they do not accept. Since BP as not done this, they have to accept any form of legal tender.
Police ignorance... like I’ve been stopped twice in my 57 year old classic car for not showing a current MOT certificate, even though it showed a current road tax exempt application and insurance renewal, 3 police officers jumped out of their car and approached me like I was a terrorist! Talk about the law not knowing the law! Police state? It’s not my place to educate them, but I did advise them to update themselves on the current road laws, which they did, told me to drive carefully, as I always do, then climbed back into their car and off they went, I was dumbfounded, embarrassed and frankly pretty furious!
The petrol station can refuse any form of payment as long as it’s not discrimination, just because it’s legal tender doesn’t mean they have to accept it so you needed to agree a form of payment with them that satisfies both parties, with out that agreement you did commit the crime of making off.
These officers failed to do the most important part of their job "investigate" all they needed to do was to contact BP head office for answers. Her supervisor needs to answer a few questions as to why he agreed to the arrest. A disgrace.
What happened next at the Police Station 🚔ruclips.net/video/k9BX2G_gxe8/видео.html
@@AntagonizinGeordieI think the world needs more pain in the asses like him to demonstrate how ignorant people abuse their powers.
Not saying the Police are great or that I agree with their decision but jesus mate don't you have anything better to do? you have a channel dedicated to harassing police, do you even have a job or do anything else besides just try to chase fame online and cheap lawsuits? You think you're such a smart arse but you're not mate and if there's anything more irritating than a stupid copper who thinks they know everything it's a bloke like you who thinks they know everything, nothing lasts forever so don't quit your day job mate 👍
How many people use £20 coins?
There's the problem, and as it's not used as often, clearly they'll obviously not be aware that it's legal tender.
@sj-30000 any shop in the UK has a right to refuse money if its authenticity is questionable
@@sj-30000Apparently Ignorance is no excuse
First they give us hassle for NOT wearing masks, then they give us hassle for WEARING masks ffs!
First they won't wear masks because it is recommended to stop disease, then they won't take them off in case they get recognised committing crimes.
😂😂😂😂
There is still Covid around and many people still wear masks. I have stopped wearing one but is my choice not to and the choice of the people who do.
Terrorists hassle no matter what
And when their own women are forced to wear face coverings.
The level of these policewomen is embarrassing. They should lose their jobs..
Once upon a time it was illegal to not wear a mask
And that was madness as well. Cops couldn't see the stupidity of it. And would even wrestle with the public to arrest them for non compliance.
Blue light for a fuel issue you won't get a Blue light if someone brakes in to your house
Fuel cost is mostly tax so obviously a priority in the eyes of the powers that be…
"you're going to be arrested because I don't know the law"
How good is that going to sound in court?
That coin is worth more than the current £20 Legal Tender which is basically a piece of paper; the coin is 99.9% Sterling Silver.
Demanding money with menaces is an offence officer.
Offense
@@byronchavarria4954 nothing wrong with the spelling of offence. This is the correct way (British way) to spell offence.
CCTV of police custody video is on my channel for you to see the outcome 👍👍
@@EyeSpyAudit they should have put you in handcuffs just to make sure you didnt do a runner on them and for their own safety while driving you back to the police station
The second female thing mentioned that you need to get somebody on the phone..
That statement alone proves these coppers need some training
it's not for you to prove your innocence it's for them to prove that you're guilty again these two cops are a danger to the public.
What the cashier is trying to explain is if you identify yourself ie take the mask off and let the cctv see your face so positively identify you and your vehicle reg number then should the bank not accept the coin they have your details to contact you!
Think it's you just been awkward!
I am wondering how quickly 2 police officers would arrive to your house if you told them £20 had been stolen?
Good point
Them employees should have gotten an earful for using a panic button in such circumstances.
@@MegaScumbucket They didn't because the police took sides with the petrol station.
@@moby1388 I know yeah as usual.
Commercial properties have higher priority
Well done Eye spy for not backing down to those s1lly tarts.
Hope you take this all the way for good compo.
Sparky 🕵♂️🕵♂️
Reading your rights? She just mumbles something. What an absolute disgrace of a police officer
She is dumb 100%. But i would WHAM! my Ogopogo into her Velvet Underground.
Why r you getting so mad.who goes out of their way to purposely waste valuable time. He knew full well what he was doing
@@FakeFacebook-ph1gg someone who knows they're right. It magically turned 20 pounds into 4000 pounds. How is that waisting time? Do you make 8000 an hour?
Ask a Muslim lady to remove a mask, the Doctors in the UK get sacked for that. Well done you for standing your ground, I would have probably caved in. Take out a civil claim against the police.
Yep, and BP customer service recently told me it's not their policy to ask motorcyclists to remove their helmets too.
Whats religion got to do with anything
they absolutely wouldn't get sacked you doyle. a lot of racists here, shows everyone who agrees with him is a fucking moron
@@adiohead it is policy, it's on the doors on every supermarket I've been in
True, but you could use anyone in any walk of life - will also get sacked for the same thing regarding Burkas. This Country is a joke.
Easy £3.5K payday. Call a lawyer and get a civil claim in mate ;)
3.5K plus legal expenses. A final warning for both constables and a written apology from the chief constable. Nothing less will so.
@@johnferguson40
Brett was arrested for doing the same thing.. he got £5k🤷♂️
Again, it’s a civil matter.. surely, the police have better things to do.
My house was burgled the police refused to come out I was told to attend the station to get a crime number.. but two officers can attend this nonsense and spend so much time!!
USELESS!!!!🤦♂️
@@shookoneldn300 My motorcycle was stolen. My pride and joy. The police were as much use as a chocolate fireguard. To hell with them.
h&k Liverpool are the experts in Suing C*nts, both the police and the petrol station, sue both
@@shookoneldn300 💯👌🏼🤟🏼👍🏼
*"Because Tesco allowed a debt to be incurred by providing the petrol before the customer paid for it, they have to accept the customer's offer to settle the debt using legal tender currency. If they refuse to accept this form or payment, they cannot lawfully sue the customer to recover the debt, or have him arrested and charged with any crime relating to non-payment of the debt, because he has already made a legally reasonable offer to settle the debt in a form recognised as legal tender throughout the UK."*
He says that it's not legal to wear a mask in the store. Where has he been for the last couple of years?
I wonder if he asks those people wearing Burkas to remove them?
@@debramitchell53 perhaps that would depend on if the burka wearing lady was one of his wives
@@newuk26 Valid point😀
Couldn't get into 1 without a mask not so long ago 😄
@@newuk26 yikes imagine being racist
She's the one was not listening to herself, the bit about "you have not made payment" But you HAD with a legal coin, it was the staff who were refusing to take it, 100% civil... Shamed now claim.
@The Oracle I am sure you are aware the exchange of goods has been made, so it is a debt/contract. The person in debt is willing to pay with Royal Mint Coins. But the bottom line here is not the coins, its a Civil matter and not a Police one. Which the Custody Sergeant has backed up. The WPCs got it totally wrong, and had no power to take the action they did. What they should have done was tell the Petrol Station Staff to put it down to experience and learn from it. End of the matter and don't waste police time again on civil disputes!
@@theoracle5214if they aren’t going to accept the coin then they have to publish that info at the pump in the same way that some places will not accept £50 notes.
The confusion has arisen from the fact that Royal Mint, a now private company, has produced these commemorative coins in order to make a profit, never intending for the coins to enter circulation.
Money owed as the result of a commercial transaction is not debt in the legal sense.
If the garage took a customer to court over an unpaid bill, and the court found in their favour, then it would become a debt and bizarrely the coins could then be used.
I've learned something here, I didn't even know that a £20 coin existed. Very good video.
There's a follow up video too out now 👍👍
And they cost £30 to buy 🤣🤣
A civil case is a must. Eventually they will get the message
Mark on it 💁♂️😎
Do u have to pay fees for a civil claim
Usually 25% of the compensation
@@EyeSpyAudit You could send a letter before claim, which the arrest being soo clearly wrong. They may opt to settle quickly. Especially if you may the claim directly again both clowns. They definitely won't have to money to go into a lengthy legal fight, especially knowing that the Duty Sergeant didn't authorise the detention, that alone blows apart any legal defence they may have.
@@TruthHurts0 You and I pay his fees, he doesn't pay anything as he's not employed so doesn't pay tax 👍
you can't be arrested for not giving details if you havent committed a crime also, you cannot be arrested for making off until you have left the building
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You’re literally wrong… the police wouldn’t make up rules on the spot, they’re police 😂
You obviously haven’t had any interactions with the police,or know anyone who have unfortunately there is many instances where police have made up stories, collusion with other officers, and some have even lied on oath, and a little research will back this up, so I respectfully suggest you maybe think about what your writing when telling someone they’re wrong, if you wish to point out how the person is literally wrong, then I’m happy to be corrected. 👍
Kerching! £5000 payout same as Julian chamberlain got for paying with legal tender. Fair play to you
Make a claim and report those two. They are in desperate need of retraining. How many peoples rights do they violate every day? Covert recording at a minimum. But their lack of ability to understand basic law is terrifying. I see they kicked you out without returning you to your car. Jokers 🤡 🤡
Not jokers, just bloody spiteful because they showed the world how stupid and incompetent they are. So many under educated quota fillers in positions of power. Not just here in the UK, all over the world. Scary.
20 pound coins are not very common so it's perfectly normal for someone and not to believe you... Sense of entitlement not accepted
Spot on and you wouldn't walk into the station with a video camera with a £20 note because you know that wouldn't be an issue
Yes obviously but if it's legal tender then it's legal and you can't treat somebody like a criminal due to ignorance, well you can and that's why he was paid £4K
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Money for nothing... And who pays out?
What do you mean who pays out? Obviously the government funded by the tax payer, not because of coin guy, rather because the police arresting somebody for breaking no law, the payout is obviously chicken feed for the government its like a standard amount when the police make that mistake. Very silly police arresting a guy for making off when he's right there, cop's an idiot. A smart person would take the coin which is very likely worth more and swap out for a note, 10 seconds on Google could confirm it was real. @@sj-30000
Exactly. The guy himself called head office himself to clarify and said he got a letter in writing that they’ll accept it. So he knew this would happen. What a sad sad life. No normal person uses £20 coins
That is a £3000 settlement for sure. Although not actually detained under arrest, the 30 mins spent in the shop was detention under the threat of arrest if you left.
He was arrested. The Sgt didn't accept him to custody.
@@John.Spandli Hi John, yes, I did know he was arrested but I just meant that the time spent in the shop was a detainment even if they never actually said so. This was because he was kept there under threat of arrest. Yes, he was eventually arrested but that extra time when he was unable to leave should be added to his damages claim. Time spent in unofficial detainment plus time before release plus damages for public humiliation in what may have been his local garage where people he knows may have seen him.
@@John.Spandli , deprivation of liberty, unlawful arrest, also misconduct in public office if the solicitors want to get really tricky based on the fact that there is precedent on this specific matter and they ignored it.
@@RonSeymour1Well called. He got 4K
As suggested by some others go for s claim. The fact they arrested you for making iff when you didn’t and the custody Sgt supported you means a settlement out of court. They just cannot fight the evidence you have. In addition a letter of apology from each constable.
If he gets a letter of apology, please publish it here and anywhere else you can think of including the police station website.
@ron prince When I have an update it will be published 👍
Yup she clearly stated more than once as soon as you leave your arrested, she probably just got bored lol.
Id love for these coppers to explain. How they respond to a civil issue on a 999 call. And yet a burglary, or assault. They don’t have time. Or take hours.
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They don’t turn up
Taking the fuel forms a contract. Unless there are terms stating that £20 coins are NOT accepted then its reasonable to assume they are. The arrest is unlawful. Payment was made and there is a civil dispute about what is acceptable. The coins are legislated as acceptable "for payment throughout our United Kingdom" Pinky and Perky admitted they don't know anything about it but still think they can dictate their own rules. I hope you are successful in suing them for their disgusting disregard for your civil rights. We don't live in a police state. (Or do we?)
Yes Julian.., I'm afraid we do now mate..! The police have become far too politically motivated...
It seems we are on the verge of living under a Centralised Global Government. Well, that's the direction the elite Oligarchy appear to be going.
They are utter creatures both of them... How many real investigations have they even done to bring real criminals to justice or do they just go around helping mega corporations and dishing out fines ???
@@Bluebottle-hw1be Great comment, thanks. He basically got arrested for being disobedient to the WPC.
Of course we live in a police state. Just look at the legislation the government are putting in right now. If something isn't done soon we will be treated like the Russian people were in the 1950s.
We live in a prison let alone a police state and everyone knows it
Go for it, Bret got paid out £5k for similar.
Making off while still in the store, unbelievable, its like being arrested for burglary while walking down the street because you looked across at a house🤣🤣🤣
31:15 - "are we going to go calmly?" - being asked to the man who is being arrested for "making off without payment", despite not making off and actually paying.
Complaint submitted to Cleveland police thru their website - now awaiting their cover up and denials
You will get plenty of them from Cleveland police.
I was trying to do that but its a bit tricky using the official website the need all the details give up
The only time it becomes a criminal matter is if you’ve shown criminal intent not to make payment for that fuel. The offence is only committed when there is an intent to make off without payment, which you haven’t done because you’ve shown you wished to pay it. The offence of making off without payment therefore requires the suspect/person to dishonestly make off without paying for goods received or services done. You offered to pay, they didn’t accept so it’s civil. Jesus Christ some police officers make us have a bad name!
It is a civil matter all day long.
You a police officer? You seem to understand it well. 👍
@@julianchamberlain5399 that doesn't make sense?
We know for certain that coppers definitely don't understand the law?
@@willbee7925 Some constable's are very professional and do a great job. Some not so..
@Ike DysonAre you asking me to unblock you? Obviously I dont remember the reason.
@Ike Dyson I'll try and work out how to unblock you
the ignorance of the law from these two is stunning
Custody footage video has also been released 👍👍👍
When you mention suing them she said yes that's fine sue "us" and that is the problem each individual officer especially in this case because they had chance to check should be held personally responsible for their actions...
That's the insurance get out, we've got insurance,tough .
The constabularies have turned into blithering idiots
they should be sued and given the death penalty as a civil matter, and their useless caracasses boiled down for fertiliser
They always say it’s fine - actually it’s not fine at all, because it’s the tax payers who pay for all of this 😡
Suing Only Happens In The United States 🇺🇸 The Only Country You Can’t Sue In Other Countries
The Police give pigs a bad name.
Pig’s are social and quite nice animals, the police on the other hand!
The police love this because it’s easy work for them
Follow up on my channel at Police Custody 👍👍
How can you be arrested for making off without payment without actually making off lol 😂😂😂😂😂
Well done mate nice payment coming your way
So for them not accepting payment your Receiving payment 💰💰💰
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The tyrant pigs are contractually obliged to tell you they are recording under their police policy and gdpr rules and regulations.
Phone h&k solicitors they love suing these tyrant pigs for misconduct.
Your right mate👍
Contractually obliged?
Who contracted them?
Don't consider a civil claim DO IT! Similar thing happened to Julian Chamberlin he won £5K compensation, police never learn. Julian made local and national newspapers I think, and planned to buy more coins with his payout. Go for it you can't loose.
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Just the attitude of the second officer sums up the British police….. well done mate and take them to the cleaners
👍👌 I let them do all the talking
He got awarded £4k in compensation for this 😊
It was reading about that that brought me here. Not bad for a day of being messed around and a bit of follow up, but it's all a huge waste of public money and resources.
I wonder if the officers got a bollocking after that?
where does the £4000 come from, I know its tax payers money but does it come out of that police stations budget or is there some kind of insurance policy to cover when police fuck up
@@pineapplepenumbranot really a waste it highlights how stupid the law is at times especially when it’s being enforced by these 2 so if anything he’s highlighting how poor it is and the police have wasted their time and peoples tax money but you may find the shop manager has juiced this situation up to get cops out for £20
@@werholdshould come directly out of the 2 cops wages that clearly don’t know what they’re doing
@@oberstleutnant1796 "and the police have wasted their time and peoples tax money"
Well that's what I meant when I referred to the waste.
Civil Claim will be submitted
I agree 💯%. It was ridiculous behaviour by the officers! Nice to see you back, mate! 👍
Don't settle for less than 2k
Looking forward to hearing more 👍
I do hope so. Best of luck although you don't need luck, just justice.
@Kris Nicholson because he's already took the goods into his petrol tank it becomes a debt and the coins meet the required value so if they don't except it its there loss..if he was buying an item the shop could refuse to make the deal and he could put the item back but its different when you've already consumed the goods
How can you be arrested for a “drive off” when you never left the premises, you only left because you were falsely arrested, no crime committed.
The last auditor arrested for a similar offence put in a civil claim and was successful.
Legally the only crime was by the 2 plods, who effectively kidnapped an innocent man.
Can’t lie if I had a ‘£20 coin’ and the shop didn’t accept it I wouldn’t have the patience with all the chew and I’d just use another form of payment.
As anyone who wasn't a prat would do-a business can choose to accept or not accept any form of payment,regardless whether they're legal tender or not .Some businesses won't accept 50 pound notes for instance .However some people have nothing better do do with their lives than go around making stupid videos and annoying people who actually work for a living.
He has histrionic personality disorder though because he doesn’t have any friends or family.
I would take dumb and dumber to civil court for violating your rights.
Those 2 police officers were just trying to be bullies. I seriously wonder why the hell we are paying all this money for them when they have a clear lack of understanding of the law.
These two need to be retrained? Shocking standard of police officers!
Yes I agree
Wow so many laws broken by these two cretins. You have to take them to court and also(if you can afford it) take a civil claim out against the both of them and the sarge who advised them.
@2:28 the panic button is for armed robberies only. If they press it 3 times for non emergency reasons they never get a response again via the panic button. I used work for a security company and Asian shop keepers were the worst for this behaviour. Here we see how they will alert an armed response team for nonsense over a £20 dispute.
Under UK law, a person cannot be sued over a debt if they have attempted to complete the transaction in question using legal tender. All Royal Mint coins would be considered as such in the eyes of a court. Whether the coin is ‘circulatory’ is immaterial.
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I think you will win your lawsuit with a decent solicitor
Kerching !
h&k Liverpool are the experts in Suing C*nts, both the police and the petrol station, sue both
My hamster knows more about the law than these two cops !
The best way to turn £20 in to thousands and educate two numptys about the law
Who's heard of a £20 coin? 😂😂
It probably is legal tender, but what do you expect the police to do if he won't give the police any information, like the number he called to confirm it was acceptable payment at a BP garage.
He's right, he doesn't need to give his name and personal details, but if he helped a little bit, then he wouldn't have been arrested imo.
@@sj-30000 the is the police officer not him. She gets paid to investigate not him, he does t have to help her in anyway. All he has to do is follow the law and he should be able to expect to to be arrested over a power trip.
@@sj-30000 I expect the police to act unlawfully. And I expect to take legal action against them for their unlawful behaviour.
I expect the police to not know the law.
However, ignorance of the law is no defence.
I just think that it's a huge shame that when police break the law it's extremely rare for them to get personally punished for doing so.
Whereas if you or I were to kidnap someone because they did something we personally didn't like, we'd be thrown in jail.
Should be arrested for wearing so much false tan 😂😂
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5:30 yes sir. It’s a shopkeeper here. I have someone here trying to pay for something with a legal £20 coin. He is also wearing a mask.
Please come and review this urgent situation. I am in fear of my life.
I'm sure it went something like that 🤣
This guy took legal action after the arrest, and has now been awarded £4,000.
How scarey is this when the Police donot know the law. Shoplifters not arrested but people who try to pay
Get the police in their full and VERY IGNORANT force. To make an arrest.
Hope this goes viral.
@@janetdelarosa2472 I agree Janet it is a joke.
Sniff sniff,- what's that smell?, Cow's is it?? 😂
Crazy, they turn up to this, but a private individual they will hang it off for days. In most cases don't even show up.
It’s worse when trying to spend Scottish notes in England 😂
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She kept complaining about having to go around and around about the law but she never made the slightest effort to investigate.
She knew buck all about the real law.. Sue the pair of 🐷🐷
Yep she doesn't want to be proven wrong. Either that or too stupid to understand.
It's a known characteristic of low IQ human forms.
@You Tube Radio you're smoking drugs
@YTR384😂😂😂 best comment I’ve read all day
I didn't realise they still had top shelf magazines in garages. That brings back memories.
So you was looking 😆
this months Mayfair is a blinder
Just going to the garage for some 'snacks'
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@A S Im a subscriber. Love the Asian persuasion!
it's either legal tender, or it's not, they can't label is "legal tender" and also say "its just a souvenir not to be used"
Standard of policing in the UK is shocking 🙄
Because they must be uni grads now.. So we get the woke lot entering
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A 30 second Google check on the Royal Mint site would have clarified everything. Also, them not knowing their own policy on recording the public is REALLY poor policing. Shame on them.
Legal tender is not the same as legal currency.
Royal Mint never intended for these commemorative coins to enter circulation
I agree the shop staff are crap and do not know what they are doing that is why I do not shop in them. Many people use them as they need to buy petrol but not stale or out of date food( with date rubbed off)
@@geordiewishart1683 absolutely correct mate. Not designed for circulation. Usual audit bullshit
@@raphaelandrews3617 Why even use garages for petrol when it's literally 20p+ cheaper per litre at Asda or Morrisons😂😂
You're right, the Royal Mint website clarifies the the filling station did not have to accept the £20 coin as payment: "Please note that whilst these coins are legal tender, they are not designed for general circulation, so banks and shops are unlikely to accept the coins."
The ignorance of these PCs is astounding. I can’t believe with all the technology and information out there they are so out of touch. I’m a 52 year Canadian sitting at home and I know it’s legal tender, I know they are supposed to notify the data subject at the soonest reasonable time and I also know this fellow hasn’t committed a crime and isn’t subject to give his details. I don’t know if it’s ignorance, lack of intelligence or arrogance.
Sometimes all of the above 🤣👍
they are lazy and just after aa result if they cant legaly arrest you they will make it up and clealry they was claiming things did not exist lying in front of you .once that started you dont have to reconise the uniform no longer they are thugs .
It's really very basic but the police bypass that logic and don't allow themselves to comprehend and work out the the laws regarding the situation. That's gonna be a swift compensation payout by the courts.
It won't get to court, the police will settle out of court.
Actually the law she makes up on the spot is easier for her to understand than the actual law.
WPC’s should get one week medical leave every month
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How about one month off every week.
They should be fined for misusing 999 damn idiots. 😡
Tweedle Dee and Tweedle dum had no clue about the law , so made it up.
They were also stupid enough to place you under arrest before you left the premises. Oh dear.
He drove off without paying, that's why he was arrested....UH OH...wait...a.... minute....
That's the bit of law which always annoyed me when I worked in a supermarket...
In the mid-2000s it was pointed out by the local cop in that area (my area has no local cops at all) that a thief can't be charged with theft until they've left the store.
I never gave them a chance to leave, as I'd take the stolen items out of their hands/bags/coats before they walked out the door.
However once that new or old law was pointed out, if we really wanted to get a persistent thief arrested, I'd have to let them walk out the door, before dragging them back in again.
As thick as two very thick things. My nephew applied for the police, and they rejected him as overeducated. Cant have a clever clogs around as that will show up the majority.
@@danielgardecki1046 , as I am sure you know, it is all about intent.
@user-dw6tf9un4b , intent can be made prior to and during the commission of an offence. I did not state that I believed that the man in the video had performed an unlawful act.
The British twenty pound (£20) coin is a commemorative denomination of sterling coinage, first issued by the Royal Mint in 2013.[1] It is minted in .999 fine silver.[2] Twenty pound coins are legal tender[3] but are intended as souvenirs and are almost never seen in general circulation.
So in fairness it shouldn't be assumed that a shopkeeper will expect to be paid with one or feel willing to accept one, legal tender or not. And people who go around fully aware of this and yet putting retailers on the spot by challenging them in this way are not auditors or investigative journalist in any way.
@@tomvalentine4928 And just being awkward!
Legal tender does not mean what you think it does.
Shops are not obliged to accept any form of payment you want to offer, YOU have to pay in a form they accept. Why? Because you are filling up your car with their fuel and using their services as a result.
A lot of fuel stations still give out the "i owe you" forms for fuel, I've driven fleet vehicles whereby the fuel card for that vehicle doesn't work, we are given a sheet and either come back later to pay or it can be paid online. It's not uncommon and a lot of the time they will issue them. The problem is those people who think "they know" and would rather stand there arguing (wrongly) that as it's "legal tender" they MUST accept it, that's not the case at all.
I’m amazed this footage wasn’t somehow “accidentally” deleted.
They arrested him before he left the store so it was 100% an unlawful arrest. The level of professionalism shown by the two costumed clowns was embarrassing. Did neither of them even try googling if the coin was legal tender. 🤦♂️
That's why he later sued the police and he was awarded £4000 for unlawful arrest. This was just published on Yahoo news, 17th Oct 2023
Easy money - nice audit. Amazing how the petrol station staff & then the police are unable to Google - £20 coin legal tender - to resolve the issue in under a second.
Thanks Graham 👍
It could be legal but they don't have to take them. Also the bank the shop banks with may not accept it either.
Legal tender does not equate to legal currency.
And a shop can decide what money to accept or decline.
I often have Scottish bank notes.
Despite being Sterling promissory notes, shops are under no obligation to take them.
And Scottish bank notes are not legal tender even in Scotland
@@geordiewishart1683 exactly well said. They think these shops are theirs and own them. And they think they educating the public on internet with their RUclips degrees on auditing. Absolute Muppets.
@@happyguy201 if BP say they accept £20 coins then they must accept £20 coins.
That 2nd officer defo was bullied at school 😂 power trip
2nd want the reg so can run other checks to stitch Mr £20 pound coin up on something else
Good result. Well done Police for putting these jokers in their place.
Other way round 🤣
I find it hard to believe they don't know their own policy on filming th public yet they sound so certain the ignorance is astounding.
This story was on Yahoo news, 17th Oct 2023. He went on to sue the police and was awarded £4000 for unlawful arrest. No doubt he'll cash it in for 4000 £1 coins and use them to try and buy something
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Oh the irony "you're not listening" ... 🤣
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I have never heard of a twenty pound coin I certainly wouldn’t accept the word of someone in a garage. If it was fake the bloke in the garage would get it taken out of his wages . He is just being a bell end for the sake of it .
That’s an easy claim, they are hideous. You can expect them to send poorly trained morons out on the street with minimal training, but they were calling in for help from a sergeant who was equally as incompetent. Custody sergeants must despair as some of the things they bring people in for.
Frustrating that these mongs are being paid around the UK national average wage which is way above their skill level.
Usually referred to as bimbos. Just my opinion
What's worst a five minute call to head office would cleared it up.
Yet they chose to listen to the freshy on the till.
Yet they wasted god knows how much time money and resources. Now it's £3k compensation. Plus the whole complaints procedure.
@@fredbear9073 , same as here in Australia. Females having exam results altered so that the male/female quota is filled at the Academy.
@@MmmMmm-cl6tc "Quick call to head office". I'm a serving officer... the amount of times i've tried to call a company's "head office" or "main office" and you sit on hold for 40 minutes is beyond belief. That said I would not have arrested him in this situation given the low value and the circumstances.
Is it not possible to bring private prosecutions against individual officers? Until individual officers are held accountable for their actions, they will never care about the threat of being sued.
Claim should be made against the petrol station for being idiots in the first place.
It is possible, but the correct protocol is to bring a civil action against the chief constable, once you have a successful settlement / admission from the same you can have a double dip by reporting the incident as a crime. Simples!
@@robertTmojo Correct 😎
It is possible, but not easy....... Crimebodge did it for an assault by Police and the Police and CPS fought him every step of the way as they wanted to take over the prosecution.
private prosecutions have been brought against officers but the DPP may take over the case then drop it.
#DIRTYCOPS #EXPOSED
It took me 10 seconds to search the Royal Mint for a £20 coin and found it straight away, how dumb are these cops and the shop workers???
Always record cops at all times.
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I don't know if it's legal tender so we'll arrest you.... Wow 😢
"Which head office?" , clearly there isn't a high bar for intelligence in that branch of the police
The 2nd officer was more aggresses then the first.
The first one was wrong the way she gave him his rights so quickly as i had trouble trying to understand what she was saying.
Hope you did take them to court and win.
They said it would be a criminal matter once you walked out of the door a number of times. They did however arrest you before you left through the door therefore arrested you when it was still a civil matter. Common sense would dictate that the decision to arrest should only be made (if at all) once you left through the door. Their words and you had not made any attempt to leave at the point they mumbled your rights.
Its an issue that the police don't understand the difference between paying for something when you've already received the goods/ service and paying for something before you take the goods.
Imagine not having a job, no money and having a £20 coin.
Thanks for watching 😉. The update video is out now too 👍
This also amounts to an illegal detainment, as they are threatening to arrest you (unlawfully) if you leave. As for "everyone who comes in here has to have their face visible to the camera" - what law is that does she imagine? You should have called on that, not too long ago she would have given you a fine for showing your face to the same CCTV. These people are utter morons, how are they allowed out on the streets?
Funny thing was, you didn't leave before they arrested you? The whole thing was a police nonsense as they didn't really listen to what you were telling them?
Have you never seen the signs for No Helmets to be worn?
@@eddywiggins620 just a sign, not law
So would they ask for a burka to be removed. I doubt it somehow.
@@krisnicholson2550 So if it's for everyone, would they expect someone wearing a burkha to remove it?
I think she's just trying to make up the law as she goes along, which makes her very dangerous because she's been given the power to change somebody's life.
Maybe she should be painting nails somewhere
ITS CALLED RAILROADING ITS WHAT THEY DO,TYRANNICAL BEHAVIOUR FROM START TO FINISH
No, no, no, nail painting is a skill. She doesn't have any skill sets.
Make up is right it’s the law she doesn’t know about
Too many police officers are so stupid and allow their egos to rule, that they create the chasm between themselves and the public trust.
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£20p coins are legal tender for amounts up to and including £10. However, in the UK, "legal tender" has a very specific and narrow meaning which relates only to the repayment of debt to a creditor, not to everyday shopping or other transactions. In practice this means that although the silver UK coins we produce in denominations of £5, £20, £50 and £100 are approved as legal tender, they have been designed as limited edition collectables or gifts and will not be entering general circulation. As such, UK shops and banks are unlikely to accept them. TOSSA
They aren’t very bright these British constables 😢 She talks way to much, can you imagine living with her and like many she has a problem hearing and acting on the information available to her. Really bad policing, actually she even as stupid enough to arrest you while you were still inside the building? Leaving without paying needs that action!😂
Ongoing 😉
Don't let those law breaking cops get away with it. You must sue them.
Oh yessss
Don’t be a cunt and pay for your fuel like a human. Douche bag.
@@Yojimbro71 He did with legal tender money issued by the Royal Mint.
@@moby1388 that NO ONE EVER USES! Being a complete twat on a technicality.
@@Yojimbro71 That's irrelevant if people don't use it, it's still legal money
The prolific issuance since 2013 of silver commemorative £20, £50 and £100 coins at face value has led to attempts to spend or deposit these coins,[2] prompting the Royal Mint to clarify the legal tender status of these silver coins.[6][7] Royal Mint guidelines advise that, although these coins were approved as legal tender, they are considered limited edition collectables not intended for general circulation.
Even a bank won't take them.
Finally, someone who has researched the matter
£20 coin is legal tender. But just because something is legal tender doesn't mean it has to be accepted as payment. I.e a business doesn't have to accept £50 notes or even cash notes for that matter. BUT if a business provides a service before taking payment (for example pumping gas before paying) the business as to make clear which form of payment they do not accept. Since BP as not done this, they have to accept any form of legal tender.
Police ignorance... like I’ve been stopped twice in my 57 year old classic car for not showing a current MOT certificate, even though it showed a current road tax exempt application and insurance renewal, 3 police officers jumped out of their car and approached me like I was a terrorist! Talk about the law not knowing the law! Police state? It’s not my place to educate them, but I did advise them to update themselves on the current road laws, which they did, told me to drive carefully, as I always do, then climbed back into their car and off they went, I was dumbfounded, embarrassed and frankly pretty furious!
the biggest crime here is if you dont make a claim against them.
It will be done 👍
Her face when he said it's your policy haha.
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The petrol station can refuse any form of payment as long as it’s not discrimination, just because it’s legal tender doesn’t mean they have to accept it so you needed to agree a form of payment with them that satisfies both parties, with out that agreement you did commit the crime of making off.
#LearnTheLaw surrounding debt. There is a follow up video uploaded that will also answer your other points 🤣
These officers failed to do the most important part of their job "investigate" all they needed to do was to contact BP head office for answers. Her supervisor needs to answer a few questions as to why he agreed to the arrest. A disgrace.
They'll do everything possible to find any evidence against you and prove your guilt, but not a single thing to prove your innocence
Nice to see you back, ESA👌😉 Respect, bro! 👊👍