Big mistake, going into that interview room without a solicitor! If you can't identify a solicitor, one can be arranged for you. Their costs will be paid through public funds, so you will be represented free of charge. The solicitor will always be independent of the police.
When I went into a police station was held for 24 hours I went asleep I did to make time go faster lol woke up to 2 fit coppers looking over me when i was snoring when they came to get me for my interview with my mouth open wide snoring loud they laughed so hard i opened my eyes looking to them laughing il never forget it lol
Extremely efficient service from Yorkshire Police. Wish they were this efficient locally in my constabulary. Also I'm amazed how professional the British police are trained act towards a criminal that's vey obviously in the wrong. American police wouldn't keep their cool nearly as much.
I have been too police stations so many times in the past and they really do make sure you well looked after you get hot microwave meals and you can get a blanket with the food and a cup of tea it makes it more comfortable when eating knowing you have got a blanket and food and they come around every hour too do the checks and there have on site nuses so your in good hands then probably released the next following morning if its not too serious
Its pretty easy going in a police station just get on with it then get your head down for much as you can then just see what happens in the morning and getting released or kept in
In The United States 🇺🇸 The Offense And Arrest Has A Court Trial And Sentencing Either Misdemeanor Or A Felony Depending On The Crime And Have The Right To An Attorney Don’t Answer Questions Until Speaking To A Lawyer
Last time I was in I was held for 20 hours whilst waiting for a charge or release from the CPS. Was so long that I had to speak to a high ranking member of the force on the phone. After everything I was then released pending further investigation. Was fuming. I did get later charged and given a suspended sentence and community order.
Why isn't this in black and white for authenticity, like the good old days when you could flag a beat officer off the street, come rain or shine. The kid's far too polite too.
aha I'm also 14 and got mouthy and ran when I was arrested 😂 kids arnt nice especially around our age, I've grown up down a street where there's always police and someone always getting in shit so I kinda picked up off that which I now regret
@@unironicallybritish2625 Or he the weaker link of the trio' he's fallen in with the wrong crowd I would guess ' he's less street wise' been lead on by his so called mates.
Can you explain to me, what is an involuntary interview? Will i be arrested when i arrive at the police station? The police have not arrested me, they put a card through my front door and asked if i can book an appointment with them. Will i be arrested and taken to court ? Is there significant evidence that points at me?
So where did the black battery go? The lad in the striped top had it when he was running down the alleyway, yet when the policeman walked him back, no sign of the battery.😮
Can you explain to me, what is an involuntary interview? Will i be arrested when i arrive at the police station? The police have not arrested me, they put a card through my front door and asked if i can book an appointment with them. Will i be arrested and taken to court ? Is there significant evidence that points at me?
Gosh ' police cells are like 4 star hotels now' even the coppers are more lienient' I once spent a night in a cell for underage drinking at 15' recall the police officers were pretty aggressive and intimidating' although could have been rough banter' back then they wern't averse to giving you a slap if you gave them any lip 'recall the cell was pretty dingy and stunk of piss' spent a very uncomfortable night' a lesson well learned' 1982 this was.
@@paulfrost8895 Jesus lad I spent a night in for allegedly robbing from a sports shop. Basically the manager hated me and got me arrested even tho I didn’t do anything. He even said he had cctv of me and when I Asked to see it he didn’t let me and just said he doesn’t have to show me. Which may be correct but still you could tell he was bullshitting. Anyways I spent about 7 hours in a little cell and I agree the gards(Irish police) were quiet aggressive and very blunt when I was asking for things. Definitely abuse power and try to intimidate young people
this is more thugery by police that young chap was only borring battery too help his sick auntie who has terminal cancer..the have ruined another young life..
i’m a law student & i found this video very helpful! thank you so much!!!
I want ask some questions
No solicitor ? BIG MISTAKE always ask for one from the off and remember the words NO COMMENT
Big mistake, going into that interview room without a solicitor!
If you can't identify a solicitor, one can be arranged for you. Their costs will be paid through public funds, so you will be represented free of charge. The solicitor will always be independent of the police.
Much better than any police and detective Hollywood movie.
😆🕺
Quick tip. Always get the rules and rights book. Something to read for the time your in
Have you been there before?
@@mrcwilson8501 yeah. Been in my fair share of police stations and spent couple of months in prison too
@@generichuman2044 why?
@@nicolasvallejos.2906 helps with the boredom and you may actually find something useful
@@generichuman2044 no I think they wondered what you went to prison for
I played "John" in this video. I can't believe how long ago it was! I've only stolen three car batteries since.
Henry church played John doe
@@andybray9791 Please don't doxx me.
When I went into a police station was held for 24 hours I went asleep I did to make time go faster lol woke up to 2 fit coppers looking over me when i was snoring when they came to get me for my interview with my mouth open wide snoring loud they laughed so hard i opened my eyes looking to them laughing il never forget it lol
this was a good idea of the process and stages.
Extremely efficient service from Yorkshire Police. Wish they were this efficient locally in my constabulary.
Also I'm amazed how professional the British police are trained act towards a criminal that's vey obviously in the wrong. American police wouldn't keep their cool nearly as much.
“If you need anythin just ask” Hahahaha in ur dreams
buzz.. buzz "cuppa tea officer.. milk, two sugars"
@@jasoncoleridge5872 Ahaha
Tea?
I have been too police stations so many times in the past and they really do make sure you well looked after you get hot microwave meals and you can get a blanket with the food and a cup of tea it makes it more comfortable when eating knowing you have got a blanket and food and they come around every hour too do the checks and there have on site nuses so your in good hands then probably released the next following morning if its not too serious
4:52 'We'll give you an alternative top to wear' no top given
Its pretty easy going in a police station just get on with it then get your head down for much as you can then just see what happens in the morning and getting released or kept in
In The United States 🇺🇸 The Offense And Arrest Has A Court Trial And Sentencing Either Misdemeanor Or A Felony Depending On The Crime And Have The Right To An Attorney Don’t Answer Questions Until Speaking To A Lawyer
No 1 rule for any defendant in custody aways get a Solicitor guilty or not guilty.The mother in this scenario should of stopped interview and got one.
This is so different than American arrests
John looks like he will snitch his boys up ngl
1:01 Omg the police officer just seen him straight away without the man with the red and black coat calling the police or Operater seeing the CCTV
No solicitor! big oof
Last time I was in I was held for 20 hours whilst waiting for a charge or release from the CPS. Was so long that I had to speak to a high ranking member of the force on the phone. After everything I was then released pending further investigation. Was fuming. I did get later charged and given a suspended sentence and community order.
Shane Sawyer what did man do
@@charliewardgames8678 only just seen your reply. It was threats to commit criminal damage and breach of peace
@@generichuman2044 🤣🤣🤣yassss bro I got done for attempted murder
I noticed the cop didn't mention getting NFA'd coz the judge would wanna know who battered you black n blue out on the ringroad!
Were did you find these nicely spoken policemen with some education , is this a film series ?
😂😂🤣🤣🙋♥️
Why isn't this in black and white for authenticity, like the good old days when you could flag a beat officer off the street, come rain or shine. The kid's far too polite too.
Cuz hes trying to manipulate the officer
exactly, I get mouthy and I run if I have the chance 😂
@@taleajones2973 When I was a kid they could belt you one if you gave them jip' how things have changed.
I don't think kids are that polite, I'm 14 and I know exactly what they are like tbh 😂😂
Hes trying to manipulate the officer
aha I'm also 14 and got mouthy and ran when I was arrested 😂 kids arnt nice especially around our age, I've grown up down a street where there's always police and someone always getting in shit so I kinda picked up off that which I now regret
@@unironicallybritish2625 Or he the weaker link of the trio' he's fallen in with the wrong crowd I would guess ' he's less street wise' been lead on by his so called mates.
Can you explain to me, what is an involuntary interview? Will i be arrested when i arrive at the police station? The police have not arrested me, they put a card through my front door and asked if i can book an appointment with them. Will i be arrested and taken to court ? Is there significant evidence that points at me?
So where did the black battery go? The lad in the striped top had it when he was running down the alleyway, yet when the policeman walked him back, no sign of the battery.😮
Can you explain to me, what is an involuntary interview? Will i be arrested when i arrive at the police station? The police have not arrested me, they put a card through my front door and asked if i can book an appointment with them. Will i be arrested and taken to court ? Is there significant evidence that points at me?
I like police cars and fire engines and I like fireman Sam
John Doe from roblox?
Clear and obvious error why has he gone from jeans to joggers
You change when you go into the cells
Today he would be given a 'street caution'!
No he wouldn't, he wouldn't be caught.
Very useful
What if the glasses are tinted? Can detainees keep them then?
It’s interesting to learn more about the arrest process. Especially so as to not oneself become the subject of an arrest situation.
Gosh ' police cells are like 4 star hotels now' even the coppers are more lienient' I once spent a night in a cell for underage drinking at 15' recall the police officers were pretty aggressive and intimidating' although could have been rough banter' back then they wern't averse to giving you a slap if you gave them any lip 'recall the cell was pretty dingy and stunk of piss' spent a very uncomfortable night' a lesson well learned' 1982 this was.
@@paulfrost8895 Jesus lad I spent a night in for allegedly robbing from a sports shop. Basically the manager hated me and got me arrested even tho I didn’t do anything. He even said he had cctv of me and when I Asked to see it he didn’t let me and just said he doesn’t have to show me. Which may be correct but still you could tell he was bullshitting. Anyways I spent about 7 hours in a little cell and I agree the gards(Irish police) were quiet aggressive and very blunt when I was asking for things. Definitely abuse power and try to intimidate young people
JOHN DOE THATS THAT HACKER FROM ROBLOX GASP
I bet those batteries where deep cycle LiFePO4.
What a load of tosh, such polite police officers. If you need help just ask hahahaha
nice
my guy hiding a car battery on himself
What on earth would a bunch of teenagers need car batteries for anyway 🤔
mrnewton86 exactly
Sell em?
To short them out of course 😀 or connect them to a robot they built.
😄😄😆😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣👌. Thought the same about that aim.
To weigh in obviously. Good 15- 20 quid at the scrapyard. That's why.
"Has he been arrested “ no I went to the pigs to do a shite obviously I got fucking arrested
GET YA TROUSERS ON YER NICKED SON! Don 't gimmie any tripe or you may trip up them stairs.
A police officer on the street this is clearly fake
Is this all acting because the mother acts very convincingly.
It's acting.. The opening contrived theft tells you that..
Oh those blessings car batteries again New I shouldn't have eattin tham
he says urm allot
Just a British thing
oh those blassing car batterys again know I shouldn't have eaten than ☺️
What does this comment actually mean ?
I have noticed the same comment on the other videos in the series.
By
It’s Offense
Not in British English it isn’t
Not everything is American.
@@alexanderwallace2788 Offence Is The Australian Spelling Which Is Used Only In Australia 🇦🇺 & UK 🇬🇧 The Rest Of The World It’s Offense
@TappyDuck True. Doesn't need to be referred to as British English either. English is the language of England. Everything else requires the qualifier.
Those battery thieving yobs!
No comment kidda....make them work for there pay
haha holding someone for 23 hours 55 minutes with no evidence station
Lol John Doe
This is exactly what happened when I was arrested 😂
oh damn 😂 I didn't have my mum there tho I had a trusted adult cause the way home would've been awkward if I had my mum there 😂
this is more thugery by police that young chap was only borring battery too help his sick auntie who has terminal cancer..the have ruined another young life..