That second security officer was outstanding and with his attitude, we need him in the police force. He knows how to de-escalate and admitted that he didn't know the law as regards drones. On second thought, he is too nice for the police.
Agreed, he did not bluff, he was a great guy, and will probably get his SIA badge out next time . ( and if not his Management should get a rollicking ,)
The irrational security guard is a danger to the public and has little understanding how a civilised society works. He needs removing from this role ASAP!
The second security guard was excellent and a credit to his profession. He not only defused the situation but put you in a position that made it impossible for you not to comply without appearing unreasonable….you must have felt gutted
If they don't display there license they haven't got one. So it makes it a criminal offence punishable by law off up too a 6 mouths prison sentence. Or a 5000 pound fine.
I have 20 plus years doing security work. There's not a snowballs chance in hell id be stupid enough to show my sia badge to some random person with a camera. The only people who have seen my licence is the law.
@@parkgate-ub1ey im sure it has to be on display, DJ did an audit where it was confirmed by a security company it has to be on display at all times and it was a criminal offence if it isnt, im not sure which video it s but its here on you tube
Another brilliant audit DJ, the first security guard needs sacking for threatening you and swearing, he's not a good representative of the great CO-OP name. Whereas the 2nd security officer was totally the opposite and knew his stuff and was nice with you so respect to him. Loved the key ring giveaway too.
@@Tanks-In-Space I haven't watched tv for about six years and that has been to humour my other half. I'm super fake to everyone. The more outcast the better.🤣🤣🤣
@@andiehyde3714 Bit fucking racist there ant ya ? your a key bored warrior ..who hides behind a screen giving it large but in front of someone you would shit yourself !!!YOU WANKER ...
@@andiehyde3714 he wasn't being persecuted wherever it is he came from... he's chasing a dream. I come from foreign and would want to be respectful to natives especially when they're as polite as DJI. On another note, my foreign credentials have been neutralised with the issuance of a second passport, indentyfying me as qualifying to be on the same footing as the natives😊. Just a by the way.
@@AshenMemories It's not a criminal offence you weirdo. It just breaches SIA's policy. Understand what you're talking about before making comments that make you look ridiculously stupid.
That 1st guy was nuts he shouldn’t been in a job like that, 2nd guy was much better played everything down which is the right thing to do. Not sure if he was right about where the private land was though.
Absolutely agree. But the gate house and barrier are not necessarily built on the boundary between public and private, and looking at the different road surface I think the boundary could well have been at the public road edge.
He's the one taking the piss thinking he has the power to take personal belongings off a member of the public, why are most security guards scared of a camera keep up the great work DJ and I'll see you on the next one
Perhaps some of them are war criminals in their country of origin, maybe that's why they don't like to be filmed. Should have chosen a different profession if so. On a side note from that, it does seem that people with a background from theocratic states act very authoritarian as well as assume all manner of rules and laws that aren't even really there.
All SIA licensed personnel require a DBS check so don't think the CO OP will be allowing their security to be ex war criminals . DJ does auditing differently and hes fair in all his videos regardless or race and never tries to provoke people like other auditors. Thats why I watch him.
Same old story, time after time companies employ people that don't speak the language very well, don't know the laws, don't understand or are poorly trained on what their duties are, and have a fithy temper or are rude and aggressive by nature. Back fires on the company everytime. They end up being very aggressive, rude and foul mouth to the very public that these companies rely on for their business.
I don’t think it’s anything whatsoever to do with the security guards nationality you set of xenophobes. The local born and bred security guards are as bad.
@@cypeman8037 Ah yes, the good old race card. If you are right, it is bad enough the local security guards are useless......but that doesn't mean we need more uneducated foreigners with a bad attitude in this line of work.
I love how the foreign guy says in perfect English "are you taking the piss?". It's like after so many years of being here that is one phrase he's learned and at the same time he picked up the accent to say it.
The black guy was absolutely fine in my opinion. I thought he spoke very clearly and intelligently. A credit to his company. The first guy, I wouldn't want to tangle with him in a different situation lol. Nice video again DJ 👍
Let's be real, what do we expect from a security guard that has trouble with a language barrier, trying to exercise rights of a country he isn't from. Disaster waiting to happen. And that's the beauty of these audits. Force these companies and organisations to understand and respect our privileged rights and freedoms.
The Co-Op is such a well-respected and beloved company and yet they employ people on their front line representing them who have NO idea about the law, and are bad-tempered, threatening and aggressive! What a complete embarrassment to the Co-Op and I hope they robustly insert the proverbial foot up his backside. It definitely won't be the first time it's happened to him. His co-worker is worlds apart in attitude!
16:00 Assault is the belief and anticipation of being physically attacked. That there is no actual physical contact doesn't stop the assault from occurring. It depends on the person and what they honestly believed would happen. It also depends on context and many other factors. So a bump or knock from someone while walking in a crowd is not assault or battery. But someone approaching whilst shouting, being animated, swearing, making threats, giving orders and demands is being aggressive and if they approach a person very closely and the person instinctively steps back then that is assault.
Yep. This was an assault/fear of violence. He made a threat then started walking towards DJ. Any normal person would honestly believe they were about to be assaulted. Of course it's unlikely to go to trial but if it did he would for sure have 0 legs to stand on.
@@joelc9439 Wrong. The trespass is a civil tort, so minor. The assault is a criminal matter. And the trespass to property doesn't allow an assault or trespass to goods to be excused.
For those working in a licensable • role without an SIA licence; upon summary conviction at a Magistrate's Court, Sheriff Court or District Court, a maximum penalty of six months imprisonment and/or a fine of up to £5,000.
I already commented on the 1st guard on the original video but in this one you showed a lot more. What a nutter !!!!! 2nd guy was brilliant. Calm, knows the law and was so very polite. 9/10, it would have been a 10 from me if he had his SIA badge on. Come on, admit it, he was excellent.
@@razwanakhan25he didn’t say that at all it’s almost like you didn’t listen. DJ asked him where the public land started the guy told him. Where you start after that is your responsibility. If he tells you to cross the road and you get run over you could be legally held responsible.
Wow, Mr Angry was teetering on the edge of either assaulting you or bursting into tears, I'm not sure which. I think you should send this video to his company, as he shouldn't be in a customer facing role with that temper. The guy who came to de-escalate should also be mentioned, as he stopped the other guy from losing his job. Kudos to him!!
Actually this was COMPLETELY SAVED by the 2nd security person. Nearly got v v messy. 1st guy would have lost his job with that anger level of his. That's the problem with 1st 1 minute of an encounter; not enough time to cool down & talk. Thankyou to the 2nd guy, even had the humility to ask DJ a question.
The second security officer was amazing. Deserves to be recognised! Especially as he made no reference to auditing- which means that the public filming advice was his own knowledge-lovely to see!
It's of course great that people seek and get work who appear, from how they speak, to have come to the UK from abroad, but so many seem to have no idea about basic UK legal principles. That's of course true of many UK people too. Therefore it's INEXCUSABLE for businesses, like the Co-op here, to employ people without training them on these matters. It's absolutely disgraceful. I don't blame the staff themselves at all - they don't realise they don't know the law, if you get me. Well done DJ.
The Co Op probably doesn't employ them, they`d more than likely outsourced it to a contractor; a contractor who submitted the lowest price for it. They can only afford a low price by using idiots like this. It happens all over the place
I disagree, he was just a lot let abusive than the first. A person with less confidence would have been bullied by him. Whated to have his say, receive no explanation or reply before trying to further stamp his badgeless 'authority' further.
SIA accreditation is in fact pointless , totally pointless , I know of 3 door men who have no SIA licence , I've reported them to the SIA and they've said there's nothing they can do ...
a truly wonderful audit, and a big thank you also to the first security guard who, with his aggressive behaviour and lack of knowledge, made this video more entertaining than it might otherwise have been. such uneducated tyrants are a gift to any auditor 🙂
I was really worried for his safty! .. with that amount of aggression he would of been fully in his right to protect himself robustly ... e.g Knock the asshole out!!
2nd security guard was fantastic really professional and good at de escalating any hostilities. I feel like he should of got more props and DJ should of made his life a little easier if I’m being honest
Wow, that was interesting, really impressed by the second guy, he was the most professional I've seen, well done sir! I thought the first guy was gonna get hands on with you ☺️ I think that area with the cover might be some kind of ground water monitoring site or similar.
If security is employed directly by the company (Does not work for a security company) they do not need an SIA license, the SIA only controls licensed security companies and their employees
That is very much incorrect, all security officers require a active SIA Licence This is direct from the SIA Website - It is illegal to work in the security industry without an SIA Licence. Some people need to check facts before they write incorrect information
@@simoncornwall5169 Again if you are employed directly by a private company lets say the Co-op as security you do not need an SIA license the SIA as you have stated cover the security industry but they cannot tell a private company what they can and cannot do or in what rolls they employ people. You only need an SIA license if you work for a security company.
@@simoncornwall5169 You need an SIA licence to work in contracted security, but not if you work as in-house security. The exception to this is door supervision. Door supervisors and vehicle immobilisers need an SIA licence whether they are in-house or contract.
Great audit, loved the drone footage, the security guards were chalk and cheese, the second guard did a good job indeed, we do need more like him, with perhaps more knowledge of rights to film in public.
We should hold these Security Company's to account, having the right personal for the gate house position and knowing our rights is very important. Immigrant's bringing their Country's customs and norms, and trying to enforce them on the native population is troubling to say the least.🇬🇧
@@daipigeon7561 savages is a bit strong too say, everyone wants to have a decent life. Listening to the training would be a good start, and respecting the Country's laws and citizens would be another.🇬🇧
Black dude was spot on. Only critism is when he said he wasnt sure of drone rules you should have educated him. He literally asked you if you needed permission as he wasnt sure.
credit to the African security guy, without full articulation of English language and law. He deescalted the situation with human approach. 100 times better than most private security goons. Hope company give him some praise, with slight upgrade in his knowledge, would be a very good company rep and security guy. One of few security guys, along with Focus Pocus' Bodmin, to not make a pratt of himself.
Why are all these security guards none English speakers I think the security companies are abusing them and they only want better for them and there loved ones. You handle this well mate
You're an absolute muppet if you think that they aren't all English. By the way, I've met many foreigners or foreign looking guards who speak decent English.
What amazes me is that Eastern Europeans arrive in the UK & start telling UK law abiding citizens on what to do it’s absolutely astonishing what the world has come to
Not sure British assault vs battery. But in USA "Assault" is threatening a person. "Battery" is any physical expression of that threat. Once the guard touches you, pours water at you, grabs your camera . . . then it is "Battery" and criminal and jail.
The Greek guy was typically Greek ....and the other chap ..wherever he was from was a gentleman, and attempted to calm the situation ..they have a job to do and he was trying his best to be.polite and courteous...
Hungarian was my guess for the first guy. The second guy maybe Ugandan? Would be interested to know as i find people fascinating ( although I prefer to document as a viewer rather than actually interact)
First security guard an absolute helmet ! Why companies persist in using foreigners to be frontline employees who have no idea of what is expected, what is their role and how to carry it out, they ( most ) talk jibberish are exceptionally bad at English as bad at personal interactions, aggressive and arrogant, that first guy needs to be dismissed immediately, he is ridiculous,, however the second security guy was a decent guy who expressed himself politely and respectfully, well done to him , he deserves a promotion, ,,,,
Yeah, maybe Security Trainers will use your videos to train Security Personal how to deal with unusual enquiries, the first Security Guard was losing the head far too easy (stress and fear), the Second Guard deserves a lot of credit for his efforts remaining calm, often people say too much I know I do, it's having a voice in your head that says either calm down or shut up. (I have one, but sometimes takes days off).
2nd guy was really nice & respectful doing his job to the best of his abilities. If Wincanton see this they should reward him for his approach to possible conflict.
Hahahaha, this is just brilliant 😂😂😂 “are you taking the piss?” 😂😂😂😂 I would have said, “of course not, you are mate though.” Great video, I really enjoyed that one. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
The second guy was a lovely fella, he just needs to comply with the law and keep his SIA badge on display. The first one, well, the less said the better.
He really is in the wrong job! I know the Co-op doesn't employ him but you need to tell them what a bad light he is putting them in ! unbelievable behaviour 😳 😢 !!
12:10 So the guy admits he doesn't know about the drone laws and accepts that DJ knows what he's doing. So how come he couldn't admit to not knowing about photography laws. Or trespass laws.
That was the only things they were talking about & that would mean he would have to admit he didn't know anything, which would be the only thing he could admit to!!
There was a *Head Office/Regional Head Office* above the *Titan Centre Co-op Supermarket* in *Towngate, Wyke, Bradford,* both of which closed in 2017. If you can find out where that *Yorkshire Head Office* moved to in 2017, go and film there. There's a corrupt Asian boss of the Yorkshire county or region (whose name I can't remember) in there who hires his useless Asian mates as managers of Co-ops. I worked under 3 of his mates that he hired as managers, and 2 of them were lazy and useless... One was decent and polite Co-op Supermarket Manager. One sat in the office all day long, and did no shop floor work whatsoever unlike the other 7+ Co-op Supermarket Managers we had in 8 years (most of them were there for just a couple of months), plus he had an attitude problem. And the third used to be a manager at a Co-op Petrol Station, until he was moved to our Co-op Supermarket store as a supervisor. Therefore he had been demoted from his previous role. He was also lazy, as he also sat in the office for most of the day doing nothing when the manager wasn't around, and clearly didn't know what he was talking about, so it begs belief how he even became a manager in the first place, however we all know how he got the job. I as a normal staff member knew more about ordering, deliveries, the price labels, the price tickets, the printers, the photocopier, the lottery machine, the bill paying machine, the checkout machines, where to put stuff, how to do things etc than he a former manager turned supervisor did. I once overheard him telling a customer that they couldn't pay their bill, as we don't do those kind of bills here, so I went over and showed him that they can pay their bill here, and this is how it should be done.
Lets hope that the first dudes employers and the co-op execs see this. They can then make the decision on the type of people they employ to represent themselves.
The African was spot on except for the drone which he admitted he wasn’t sure on. The grass section near the manhole covers I think is private but publicly assessable. There doesn’t appear to be a doorway on the coop side of the road. The box on the fence is a motion vibration sensor in case anyone tries to scale the fence
We never got down to the basic question of WHY it's a problem to record the operation. Why do so many of these operations have a problem with being recorded? Perhaps they are hiring illegally.
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Hats off to the 2nd security guard, what a great human being.
Agreed
He didn't have his SIA badge either though, plus he had attitude as well in the beginning.
That second security officer was outstanding and with his attitude, we need him in the police force. He knows how to de-escalate and admitted that he didn't know the law as regards drones. On second thought, he is too nice for the police.
*de-escalate
@@danielgardecki1046 Whoops, I didn't notice that. Now edited.
Agreed, he did not bluff, he was a great guy, and will probably get his SIA badge out next time .
( and if not his Management should get a rollicking ,)
He's a good counter-example to people who diss the foreign security officers.
He obviously knew the boundary and the law.
The irrational security guard is a danger to the public and has little understanding how a civilised society works. He needs removing from this role ASAP!
Tell that to the business owner.
From a totally different backward cultures
@@tanseygreen Not totally different... Lot's of British caucasian folks do this ...
Removing to Rwanda
That's because he is used to shouting at Camels and Goats! Imshalla!
The second security guard was excellent and a credit to his profession. He not only defused the situation but put you in a position that made it impossible for you not to comply without appearing unreasonable….you must have felt gutted
A perfect comment. Genuinley. Highlighting all the right things about this video.
Just a shame he wasn’t displaying his sia badge , which is law
I liked that security guard. He tries really hard to work with people rather than fight with them. He deserves 5 stars.
The SIA accreditation scheme seems pretty pointless to me if you can't identify the individuals liecenced!
If they don't display there license they haven't got one. So it makes it a criminal offence punishable by law off up too a 6 mouths prison sentence. Or a 5000 pound fine.
@@cryptosteve5377 incorrect
I have 20 plus years doing security work. There's not a snowballs chance in hell id be stupid enough to show my sia badge to some random person with a camera.
The only people who have seen my licence is the law.
@@parkgate-ub1ey im sure it has to be on display, DJ did an audit where it was confirmed by a security company it has to be on display at all times and it was a criminal offence if it isnt, im not sure which video it s but its here on you tube
@@waynesaunders4599 your point is ?
I love that the second security guard asked if flying the drone was legal because he didn't know. Plain honesty. Rare with guards!
Wow. The second security guy is probably one of the best security guards I have ever seen on your video
Another brilliant audit DJ, the first security guard needs sacking for threatening you and swearing, he's not a good representative of the great CO-OP name. Whereas the 2nd security officer was totally the opposite and knew his stuff and was nice with you so respect to him. Loved the key ring giveaway too.
Audit, lmao. You lot are such scum.
This shows the extremes of security. Second guy was spot on, first guy was an angry mess
A lot of bombed out, shell shocked, people walking around Britain and some haven't recovered mentally and others have.
Angry mess? Imagine being antagonised by this squeaky voice, uneducated excuse of a "human". Claims its his job. LMAO. Job. Jobs-worth.
@@Tanks-In-Space I though it was food and escape death. Man has always left home for food and escape war.
@@Tanks-In-Space I haven't watched tv for about six years and that has been to humour my other half. I'm super fake to everyone. The more outcast the better.🤣🤣🤣
He's the kind of prick who bumps into you in a pub, spills his own pint and then wants to fight you!
@@CharlieBrown_74agh33ad hahahahaha
Didn't want to stay in his own country to fight the persecution he was facing though.
@@andiehyde3714 Bit fucking racist there ant ya ? your a key bored warrior ..who hides behind a screen giving it large but in front of someone you would shit yourself !!!YOU WANKER ...
Working on the side..
@@andiehyde3714 he wasn't being persecuted wherever it is he came from... he's chasing a dream. I come from foreign and would want to be respectful to natives especially when they're as polite as DJI. On another note, my foreign credentials have been neutralised with the issuance of a second passport, indentyfying me as qualifying to be on the same footing as the natives😊. Just a by the way.
Second guy is polite, decent, intelligent and pleasant. I’m glad you respected him.
@@AshenMemories It's not a criminal offence you weirdo. It just breaches SIA's policy. Understand what you're talking about before making comments that make you look ridiculously stupid.
That 1st guy was nuts he shouldn’t been in a job like that, 2nd guy was much better played everything down which is the right thing to do. Not sure if he was right about where the private land was though.
Absolutely agree. But the gate house and barrier are not necessarily built on the boundary between public and private, and looking at the different road surface I think the boundary could well have been at the public road edge.
He's the one taking the piss thinking he has the power to take personal belongings off a member of the public, why are most security guards scared of a camera keep up the great work DJ and I'll see you on the next one
A lot of them are claiming benefits while working me thinks or should not be in the country, that's why they don't like cameras .
Perhaps some of them are war criminals in their country of origin, maybe that's why they don't like to be filmed. Should have chosen a different profession if so. On a side note from that, it does seem that people with a background from theocratic states act very authoritarian as well as assume all manner of rules and laws that aren't even really there.
Totally agree with you!
Probably wanted in his home country
All SIA licensed personnel require a DBS check so don't think the CO OP will be allowing their security to be ex war criminals . DJ does auditing differently and hes fair in all his videos regardless or race and never tries to provoke people like other auditors. Thats why I watch him.
I have great respect for the Nigerian gentleman. Knowledgeable and respectful and forthright.
Second guard was a genuine human being. He didnt try to claim he knew things. What a great guy
2nd guy excellent. Well done 👏
Same old story, time after time companies employ people that don't speak the language very well, don't know the laws, don't understand or are poorly trained on what their duties are, and have a fithy temper or are rude and aggressive by nature. Back fires on the company everytime. They end up being very aggressive, rude and foul mouth to the very public that these companies rely on for their business.
Totally agree with you!
100%
Hired because they're cheap, and gullible enough to do what they're told without questioning it.
I don’t think it’s anything whatsoever to do with the security guards nationality you set of xenophobes.
The local born and bred security guards are as bad.
@@cypeman8037 Ah yes, the good old race card.
If you are right, it is bad enough the local security guards are useless......but that doesn't mean we need more uneducated foreigners with a bad attitude in this line of work.
I love how the foreign guy says in perfect English "are you taking the piss?". It's like after so many years of being here that is one phrase he's learned and at the same time he picked up the accent to say it.
Looool
As a truck driver you get a lot of this ..
The black security guard was class. Respect to him.
Whenever you have interactions like the first one, I do love emailing the companies involved and asking what they've done to change things :)
Interested to hear what happens with the first guy
Have you had any replies?
Do you ever receive a reply ?
Why don’t you get a life instead
That’s a rubbish idea because we like the program as it is totally unexpected that’s what makes it exciting
The black guy was absolutely fine in my opinion. I thought he spoke very clearly and intelligently. A credit to his company. The first guy, I wouldn't want to tangle with him in a different situation lol. Nice video again DJ 👍
The second is what a security guard should be like, a credit to his company. The first guy was so aggressive and really shouldn’t be in the job
He’s waited all his life to shout and swear at an Englishman!
His heart sank when you mentioned drone lol! He thought he'd smashed it.
The black security guard was so calming, really deescalated, would be a good police officer in my opinion
More foreigners hired as security with no idea or training telling people what to do, how unusual? 🤪
More local idiots like you who don't want to work . You poms and your Royals are foreigners too. Even the English language is foreign.
Bit racists there oh dear 🤡
How's your Universal Credit? Have you declared your wife as joint yet?
@@markclarke9370 nothing what he said is racist, he's pointing out a fact..
Maybe some could say bigoted, definitely not racist..
Yes but the second guy was also a foreigner and exceptionally good. Better than a lot of the homegrown variety.
Let's be real, what do we expect from a security guard that has trouble with a language barrier, trying to exercise rights of a country he isn't from. Disaster waiting to happen. And that's the beauty of these audits. Force these companies and organisations to understand and respect our privileged rights and freedoms.
Totally agree with you!
yet more security staff with STRONG local accents.
He should have been educated by his employer, what country he's from makes no difference.
Bet you typed that out while drinking a beer with your two front teeth missing
@@fazesw2343 hahahaha there's no way you think that's racist?? Go on, point out the bit that broke your little snowflake?
"Am I talking to a brick wall" 😂😂😂
The second security officer, DJ was so calm and professional. Spot on💪😁🇬🇧👍❤️stay safe and enjoy your day
I thought he was going to make you strip, take your kit from you had a different meaning to me clearly ahahahaha
Ex sqaddie ? I presume.
@@pigswillbepigs think Peppa meant Kit as in drugs.?
Where are their SIA badges? Neither of those “security guards” are legit without them!
They don't have to show them to the camera. They are not cops.
The Co-Op is such a well-respected and beloved company and yet they employ people on their front line representing them who have NO idea about the law, and are bad-tempered, threatening and aggressive! What a complete embarrassment to the Co-Op and I hope they robustly insert the proverbial foot up his backside. It definitely won't be the first time it's happened to him. His co-worker is worlds apart in attitude!
They think a high vis gives them authority.
Remember the CO-OP boss that was caught biting coke and hookers a few years ago. he wasn't very upstanding.
petelovesbevsills ..they employ illegals...................i know them too well.
The biggest embarrassment to the Co-Op was the Crystal Methodist, surely?
He's not a front line worker he's opening the gate allowing trucks in and out
I would give you attitude that you had never seen before…. These people drive me mad. Yes DJ, he is crazy.
16:00 Assault is the belief and anticipation of being physically attacked. That there is no actual physical contact doesn't stop the assault from occurring. It depends on the person and what they honestly believed would happen. It also depends on context and many other factors. So a bump or knock from someone while walking in a crowd is not assault or battery. But someone approaching whilst shouting, being animated, swearing, making threats, giving orders and demands is being aggressive and if they approach a person very closely and the person instinctively steps back then that is assault.
Yep. This was an assault/fear of violence. He made a threat then started walking towards DJ. Any normal person would honestly believe they were about to be assaulted. Of course it's unlikely to go to trial but if it did he would for sure have 0 legs to stand on.
Wrong.. if it did go to trial the cameraman would have 0 legs to stand on..
@@joelc9439 for what? Don't be a moron.
@@joelc9439 Wrong. The trespass is a civil tort, so minor. The assault is a criminal matter. And the trespass to property doesn't allow an assault or trespass to goods to be excused.
For those working in a licensable • role without an SIA licence; upon summary conviction at a Magistrate's Court, Sheriff Court or District Court, a maximum penalty of six months imprisonment and/or a fine of up to £5,000.
Quite right I have held a SIA license since 2014, it's no stranger to me too have it on display whilst working in my capacity as a Security Guard.🇬🇧
This european gentleman REALLY loves CO-OP. His passion for their privacy is truly inspiring.
i think hes a Turk
Dude really looked like he was close to tears.
What a great ambassador the second guy was
Glad you gave him the respect he gave you, excellent deescalation from the 2nd security guard.. the first guard needs some form of training
LMAO, "do you take responsibility for this carpet" LOL nearly spat my crisps out DJ.
I already commented on the 1st guard on the original video but in this one you showed a lot more. What a nutter !!!!! 2nd guy was brilliant. Calm, knows the law and was so very polite. 9/10, it would have been a 10 from me if he had his SIA badge on. Come on, admit it, he was excellent.
@@EveryUserName Yeah second guy did great, I actually felt bad for him when DJ kept pushing him.
I disagreed the second security guard wasn’t that good because he’s still telling you to walk into a road to film from that’s pathetic in my opinion
@@razwanakhan25he didn’t say that at all it’s almost like you didn’t listen. DJ asked him where the public land started the guy told him. Where you start after that is your responsibility. If he tells you to cross the road and you get run over you could be legally held responsible.
Wow, Mr Angry was teetering on the edge of either assaulting you or bursting into tears, I'm not sure which. I think you should send this video to his company, as he shouldn't be in a customer facing role with that temper. The guy who came to de-escalate should also be mentioned, as he stopped the other guy from losing his job. Kudos to him!!
The de-esculating security guy was quite funny and seemed polite and sincere. Would of gave him a pass if it wasn't for the lack of sia on display.
He’ll be absolutely gutted that he didn’t get a pass from NEGmng.
Tbh I would probably/ certainly have given him a job
Actually this was COMPLETELY SAVED by the 2nd security person. Nearly got v v messy. 1st guy would have lost his job with that anger level of his. That's the problem with 1st 1 minute of an encounter; not enough time to cool down & talk.
Thankyou to the 2nd guy, even had the humility to ask DJ a question.
The second security officer was amazing. Deserves to be recognised! Especially as he made no reference to auditing- which means that the public filming advice was his own knowledge-lovely to see!
It's of course great that people seek and get work who appear, from how they speak, to have come to the UK from abroad, but so many seem to have no idea about basic UK legal principles. That's of course true of many UK people too.
Therefore it's INEXCUSABLE for businesses, like the Co-op here, to employ people without training them on these matters. It's absolutely disgraceful. I don't blame the staff themselves at all - they don't realise they don't know the law, if you get me.
Well done DJ.
Yes, there is good and bad..
The Co Op probably doesn't employ them, they`d more than likely outsourced it to a contractor; a contractor who submitted the lowest price for it. They can only afford a low price by using idiots like this. It happens all over the place
Doc Ock may use his superpowers with that hi-vis on.
I'm glad somebody else thought that, dead ringer for Doc Oc!!!!
Doc ock? More like Dik edd.
The second guard is a legend, a LEGEND!
I disagree, he was just a lot let abusive than the first. A person with less confidence would have been bullied by him.
Whated to have his say, receive no explanation or reply before trying to further stamp his badgeless 'authority' further.
The first guy was a typical tyrant. Second guy was reasonable and informed and a credit (although he should be wearing his sia badge)
The 2nd guy was cool, calm and collected we need him in the Police force, respect
That security guard has anger management issues. How on earth have Coop put him in a public facing position.
Wow security guy throwing a proper strop 😂 bad attitude dude
SIA accreditation is in fact pointless , totally pointless , I know of 3 door men who have no SIA licence ,
I've reported them to the SIA and they've said there's nothing they can do ...
@@DavidMiller-pt5su gives me hay-fever!
Snitching on people wow i bet you report your kids for offences
@@Spacer-l3j ponce
@@DavidMiller-pt5su so if DJ reported this guy for aggressive behaviour and failing to show his SIA Badge, does that make him a Grass too?
@@DavidMiller-pt5su what's NNY?
Toying with that foreign security guard😂
I would expect a little more co-operation from the co-op. Maybe the security guard thought he was working for "Spar?"
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a truly wonderful audit, and a big thank you also to the first security guard who, with his aggressive behaviour and lack of knowledge, made this video more entertaining than it might otherwise have been. such uneducated tyrants are a gift to any auditor 🙂
The second security officer was very good. He did a great job 👏
> "Don't give me attitude".
LOL! He's probably never heard of 'Pot calling kettle black' :-D
2nd guy was top-notch though.
Second guy dealt with the situation very well
WoW that's Amazing! That's one of your best Audits, 2nd guy was a bit nicer
Not sure that first security guy is in the right job. He's the most aggressive one I think I've seen in any of these videos.
I was really worried for his safty! .. with that amount of aggression he would of been fully in his right to protect himself robustly ... e.g Knock the asshole out!!
2nd security guard was fantastic really professional and good at de escalating any hostilities. I feel like he should of got more props and DJ should of made his life a little easier if I’m being honest
Where do these firms recruit these security guards? straight off the dinghy on a southern beach!
Wow, that was interesting, really impressed by the second guy, he was the most professional I've seen, well done sir! I thought the first guy was gonna get hands on with you ☺️ I think that area with the cover might be some kind of ground water monitoring site or similar.
If security is employed directly by the company (Does not work for a security company) they do not need an SIA license, the SIA only controls licensed security companies and their employees
That is very much incorrect, all security officers require a active SIA Licence
This is direct from the SIA Website - It is illegal to work in the security industry without an SIA Licence.
Some people need to check facts before they write incorrect information
@@simoncornwall5169 Again if you are employed directly by a private company lets say the Co-op as security you do not need an SIA license the SIA as you have stated cover the security industry but they cannot tell a private company what they can and cannot do or in what rolls they employ people. You only need an SIA license if you work for a security company.
@@simoncornwall5169 You need an SIA licence to work in contracted security, but not if you work as in-house security. The exception to this is door supervision. Door supervisors and vehicle immobilisers need an SIA licence whether they are in-house or contract.
I’m staying here on the carpet 😭😂😭😂😭😂 gowon Aladdin 💪🏼
Great audit, loved the drone footage, the security guards were chalk and cheese, the second guard did a good job indeed, we do need more like him, with perhaps more knowledge of rights to film in public.
@2:55 watch as the prey retreats back into his portacabin as the predator approaches
You showed remarkable restraint with that aggressive guard!
We should hold these Security Company's to account, having the right personal for the gate house position and knowing our rights is very important. Immigrant's bringing their Country's customs and norms, and trying to enforce them on the native population is troubling to say the least.🇬🇧
Well said and you are 100% right in what you said.. They come here like savages from where they run away from...
@jocksteiner and you must live in a gated community, away from the real world.
@jocksteiner most of the working class of this Country lives on Council Estates, that was a bit disingenuous of you too say that.🇬🇧
@jocksteiner well your not a true Britain if you're siding with the frogs🐸, Words like Millennial Gobshite and Turncoat spring too mind.🇬🇧
@@daipigeon7561 savages is a bit strong too say, everyone wants to have a decent life. Listening to the training would be a good start, and respecting the Country's laws and citizens would be another.🇬🇧
Obviously has no clue about the laws of the land
Maybe some land - not this land …
@@Gooner-1971 you forgot about public easement.
@@Gooner-1971 diversity is our strength 🤣🤣🤣
Black dude was spot on. Only critism is when he said he wasnt sure of drone rules you should have educated him. He literally asked you if you needed permission as he wasnt sure.
Nicely presented video and commentary as
always DJ AUDITS massive respect mate 👊
Good on ya mate, very respectful…top draw. What a merchant banker the first security guard was.
credit to the African security guy, without full articulation of English language and law.
He deescalted the situation with human approach.
100 times better than most private security goons.
Hope company give him some praise, with slight upgrade in his knowledge, would be a very good company rep and security guy.
One of few security guys, along with Focus Pocus' Bodmin, to not make a pratt of himself.
Security #2 is brilliant ❤
Why are all these security guards none English speakers I think the security companies are abusing them and they only want better for them and there loved ones. You handle this well mate
You're an absolute muppet if you think that they aren't all English. By the way, I've met many foreigners or foreign looking guards who speak decent English.
@@joelc9439 wow I'm glad I have a room in your head, you might want to read what I said so you don't get so butt hurt.
Maybe because english people are better on UC and moaning on facebook
What amazes me is that Eastern Europeans arrive in the UK & start telling UK law abiding citizens on what to do it’s absolutely astonishing what the world has come to
Big up DJ AUDITS mate
Not sure British assault vs battery.
But in USA "Assault" is threatening a person. "Battery" is any physical expression of that threat. Once the guard touches you, pours water at you, grabs your camera . . . then it is "Battery" and criminal and jail.
In Scotland there is no battery, just assault which is the same as your battery.
Might be different in England?
The Greek guy was typically Greek ....and the other chap ..wherever he was from was a gentleman, and attempted to calm the situation ..they have a job to do and he was trying his best to be.polite and courteous...
Maybe Italian or Croatian?
Hungarian was my guess for the first guy. The second guy maybe Ugandan? Would be interested to know as i find people fascinating ( although I prefer to document as a viewer rather than actually interact)
First security guard an absolute helmet ! Why companies persist in using foreigners to be frontline employees who have no idea of what is expected, what is their role and how to carry it out, they ( most ) talk jibberish are exceptionally bad at English as bad at personal interactions, aggressive and arrogant, that first guy needs to be dismissed immediately, he is ridiculous,, however the second security guy was a decent guy who expressed himself politely and respectfully, well done to him , he deserves a promotion, ,,,,
When they go on these security courses why don't they teach them about public photography and what the laws are ?
Can't wait for this 😎
You should hint that you maybe an sia inspector! Another great video and well handled. Stay safe and strong.
Noted 👍
Yeah, maybe Security Trainers will use your videos to train Security Personal how to deal with unusual enquiries, the first Security Guard was losing the head far too easy (stress and fear), the Second Guard deserves a lot of credit for his efforts remaining calm, often people say too much I know I do, it's having a voice in your head that says either calm down or shut up. (I have one, but sometimes takes days off).
2nd guy was really nice & respectful doing his job to the best of his abilities. If Wincanton see this they should reward him for his approach to possible conflict.
Hahahaha, this is just brilliant 😂😂😂 “are you taking the piss?” 😂😂😂😂 I would have said, “of course not, you are mate though.” Great video, I really enjoyed that one. 👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️
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Thanks Tony blair just what we needed
It would appear that the only qualification you need for a security job is to happy to take the wages they pay .
The only qualification you need is not to be British! If you think that is racist.... tough titties!!
1st security guard should be sacked for blatant rudeness / being angry and swearing at a member of public.
The second guy was a lovely fella, he just needs to comply with the law and keep his SIA badge on display. The first one, well, the less said the better.
He really is in the wrong job! I know the Co-op doesn't employ him but you need to tell them what a bad light he is putting them in ! unbelievable behaviour 😳 😢 !!
12:10 So the guy admits he doesn't know about the drone laws and accepts that DJ knows what he's doing. So how come he couldn't admit to not knowing about photography laws. Or trespass laws.
That was the only things they were talking about & that would mean he would have to admit he didn't know anything, which would be the only thing he could admit to!!
I quite like that second security officer ,he totally agreed with you and your right to film
There was a *Head Office/Regional Head Office* above the *Titan Centre Co-op Supermarket* in *Towngate, Wyke, Bradford,* both of which closed in 2017.
If you can find out where that *Yorkshire Head Office* moved to in 2017, go and film there.
There's a corrupt Asian boss of the Yorkshire county or region (whose name I can't remember) in there who hires his useless Asian mates as managers of Co-ops.
I worked under 3 of his mates that he hired as managers, and 2 of them were lazy and useless...
One was decent and polite Co-op Supermarket Manager.
One sat in the office all day long, and did no shop floor work whatsoever unlike the other 7+ Co-op Supermarket Managers we had in 8 years (most of them were there for just a couple of months), plus he had an attitude problem.
And the third used to be a manager at a Co-op Petrol Station, until he was moved to our Co-op Supermarket store as a supervisor. Therefore he had been demoted from his previous role.
He was also lazy, as he also sat in the office for most of the day doing nothing when the manager wasn't around, and clearly didn't know what he was talking about, so it begs belief how he even became a manager in the first place, however we all know how he got the job.
I as a normal staff member knew more about ordering, deliveries, the price labels, the price tickets, the printers, the photocopier, the lottery machine, the bill paying machine, the checkout machines, where to put stuff, how to do things etc than he a former manager turned supervisor did.
I once overheard him telling a customer that they couldn't pay their bill, as we don't do those kind of bills here, so I went over and showed him that they can pay their bill here, and this is how it should be done.
Am I talking to a brick wall is classic tho 😂
Lets hope that the first dudes employers and the co-op execs see this. They can then make the decision on the type of people they employ to represent themselves.
The African was spot on except for the drone which he admitted he wasn’t sure on. The grass section near the manhole covers I think is private but publicly assessable. There doesn’t appear to be a doorway on the coop side of the road. The box on the fence is a motion vibration sensor in case anyone tries to scale the fence
We never got down to the basic question of WHY it's a problem to record the operation. Why do so many of these operations have a problem with being recorded? Perhaps they are hiring illegally.