POLICE ACADEMY UK S1 EP3

Diferentes policiales de varios lugares del mundo como Samoa, Colombia, zambia y australia comparten experiencia con la policia de Londres
Polices from different countries around the world like Samoa, Zambia, Australia and Colombia share experiences with Uk´s Police , learning how that Police act in that country.
copyright: Little Dot Studios

[@andymarshall6201]

"Don't step on your piss there boys" haha luke the legend

[@davidlondono9544]

Gonzalo is the best cop ever!

[@TheStrickland94]

43:45 - you can see his training kicks in more than the others - while it doesn't make a difference on the simulation, he's instinctively moving between cover in the room and making himself a smaller target.

[@royalguard2021]

"i know the bobies.....they are very polite"
*changes to bobies chasing and arresting and screaming*

[@toruoikawa2576]

*Well... This is going too be interesting*

[@taniaduarte993]

Cannot get funnier than seeing Gonzalo devastated at finding out Alfred had spoken to the very minor Royal for longer than him. Couldn’t even ask him what they spoke about. David Brent would not have handled that deflation with more subtlety

[@AlexanderPews]

Thanks for uploading :)

[@rick7020]

Thanks for the upload!

[@Welshman2008]

Thanks for this upload

[@lucasasmr4800]

"Privet Close! Sounds like summit outta bloody Harry Potter!" hahah

[@JorgePetraglia2009]

There's is no way that the Brits can change the way Gonzalo, and the other ones in there, can change the way they do police business in their home countries.
The Brits have their way and it's not even working, simply because their whole system has been taking out by people who are afraid of tough love.
These officers, coming from all over the world, know better and they will go back home and laugh about the British ways.
The British way is not even working in their home land, let alone anywhere else.
These officers got a nice vacation in a country where the authorities are losing ground on a regular basis, and they saw that.
It would be interesting to see coppers from the UK to experience what these officers have to face every day.
It was cute, some of them saw snow for the first time in their lives, but nothing else.
Their whole societies must change a lot before these "experiences" can be put into practice. Big waste of time.
Greetings from Toronto.

[@Redchannelconditions]

As long as we don’t get guns here.

[@tobeytransport2802]

They don’t even carry handcuffs in Samoa 😅

[@Tom-uv7ry]

It's a good situation for a country to be in

[@aaronmulenga5421]

13:26 His asking "you're from Zambia" maybe his been to Zambia how did he give a very quick guess, too bad he was not told the name, coz he had a very bad attitude

[@Eludinium]

The law fining prostitutes knowing full well they don't have the funds to pay the fine without soliciting again has got to be one of the most backwards solutions, surely helping them get back on their feet so they don't need to turn to soliciting would be a far better solution

[@rs-kc8nm]

now send them to america and see how that goes

[@tiltonroadbirmingham1153]

Why ?

[@Tom-uv7ry]

Why American police are useless

[@TimFromLA]

The police department that protects our city is the LAPD. They carry firearms. The U.K. peace officers do not. The LAPD would probably need to do better. Our cops need guns.

[@EP3mentalist]

If people aren't breaking the law their behaviour is nothing to do with the police.

[@adamjackson5135]

Australian cop is 100% right. The cops need to be armed.

[@Landie_Man]

It would be a travesty the day UK coppers Carry guns

[@gsw8734]

@@Landie_Man Why?

[@Landie_Man]

@@gsw8734 because it’s just not needed. We have armed units for when we need them. Which is hardly ever. Resolve things with words. You don’t need to always be violent and forceful.

[@gsw8734]

@@Landie_Man "It's not needed" maybe ask the police federation about that... It's definitely needed. Look at Northen Ireland all of their officers are armed and you never heard of violence from them.

[@seanie9624]

@@Landie_Man when seconds count help is minutes away

[@iandavies6575]

The police were in the wrong, detains the lads without any reason

[@smokefire3]

if you swear at police officers or get in the way of them doing their jobs, you can be arrested, one of my mates from school is a bobby, sometimes the amount of shit he has to put up with would cause some people to start with anxiety (like me for example, which is why I cannot work in the public sector)

[@iandavies6575]

It's no longer an offence to swear at a cop

[@MarineAqua45]

ian davies It’s a shame really as a few smacks in the chops & a kick in the nuts is what gobby little shits used to get given by the duty sergeant back in the 70s, 80s & early 90s-instead of the modern clip around the ear, which is an ASBO.

[@adamjackson5135]

@@smokefire3 true man

[@adamjackson5135]

@@MarineAqua45 100%

[@iandavies6575]

They didn't respect the cops, because they had done nothing wrong. Behaving like teenagers isn't against the law. That was terrible policing

[@trueeyesrealisetruelies.8793]

They have no respect for Athourity because there probably not shown it at home.......

[@trueeyesrealisetruelies.8793]

They have no respect for Athourity because there probably not shown it at home.......

[@donnahill214]

I would not act like that if I was stopped they were being anti social

[@iandavies6575]

@@donnahill214 They weren't being anti social, they were just in high spirits and enjoying themselves.They were harming nobody, nobody was scared or harassed. Awful police work, no wonder the police are not respected

[@jman4668]

@@iandavies6575 they told them to get off the bus. Then when they waited at the bus stop for the next bus, the police told them to disperse.

[@distroyer06djsn86]

Just not in a good way from America