Cop asked for I.D knowing he probably wasn't going to get it but was pretty low key, chilled all the way. Seemed to have his ego in check. i'll give him an A.
good job I like how the police leave with their tails between their legs pig police don't know about laws they believe the owners they can have what they want
Love it how he broke the law not stopping at a stop sign (3 points) and then accused a pedestrian without a car on a differant day he may have been speeding ! This is in the training of all police officers (gendar neutral "officers" ) and they will always look to blame the other person. SEND IT to the MOD and the Police, he broke thelaw and is not above it.
I give him full credit for finding 'speeding' while ignoring the stop sign issue, and acting 'superior'. They cannot see themselves as others see them!
Huh? He said he gave way at a stop sign, stupid wtf are you on about, you stop at a stop sign and a solid line, he broke the Highway Code, good job wtf?? 😂😂😂
Chris yeah you are right they will get away with it but we won’t, technically you should check your vehicle for roadworthiness every time you drive, how long does it take to wipe a number plate with a tissue?
Actually if the number plate is dirty to the point that it's not visible it's breaking the regulations. Each morning before work I have to check tire depth, check fluids oil water and windscreen wash and check plates each morning. I don't see why the police can't do that...... I'm just a white van man ffs
@@gareths9574 Police should do POWDERS checks before using any vehicle Petrol Oil Water Drive train / Damage Electrics Rubber Steering / Self And then perform a rolling brake test
This shit's keeping me alive during Quarantine. "Is that a video camera?" "Yes, yes it is." "What are you doing with it?" "What do you think you do with a video camera?" Lmfaoooo ffs. Brilliant!
I thought he was decent but then I realised standards must be incredibly low now that we are classing a cop as decent after he was caught on camera failing to comply with a stop sign, then accusing a pedestrian of an imaginary speeding offence as a distraction. When a cop breaks the law, doesn’t understand the difference between give way and stop signs and drives a police car with with an obscured number plate, but we still call him decent, it really shows how appalling the police are!
@@neilnelson7603 the fact that you've called it a freeway suggests to me that you're not from the UK. So here we have two different signs. There's a STOP sign, which means that you come to a complete halt at the line before setting off again, and a GIVE WAY sign, where you can just check that there is enough time to get out in front of the traffic, which is what this policeman did. But this was a STOP sign!
He enrolled on the Great Lover course, he is in week 2 The Breast Region, nippletronic trainer, the buzz gives him feedback when he circles the nipple correctly.
I like how the officer waited until the end of the conversation before asking for details and when refused he totally understood and immediately left you alone... Well done officer 👏
I agree that it is positioned incorrectly, as it should be adjacent to the stop line and not what appears to be at least 6 metres away from it. It is also obscured by the fencing material. I would say that whoever erected the sign has not spent a lot of time reading the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The cameraman has every right to be there, but he would have been better served to be campaigning to have the signage improved for the safety of all concerned.
Solid white line means stop as written on the road and if sign missing the line on the road means stop as sign could be missing due to vehicle accident and not replaced straight away but still have to obey line on road
@@agatemaster1998 Correct! The position of the Stop sign is irrelevant, the solid white line at the junction means one thing, Stop and it is written on the road in great huge bold lettering lol 😎👍😁⚠️
@@pdtech4524 , if that was the case the offence would be 'disobey stop line' and i do not believe that such a rule exists. The UK equivalent of The Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices shows the correct signage for stop signs and that is an actual sign, not a line. I have worked for several Councils in England and my work involved spotting road signs that required cleaning and replacing. No-one ever said to me that a stop sign was not required if a stop line was in place. A white line on a carriageway without an associated sign is simply a white line.
i had a similar experience with Otahuhu Police in New Zealand, i told them if the want privacy, create it, so as i filmed around their station on the sidewalk, they went round closing their curtains... lol. priceless. ruclips.net/video/wJSSx0-QYCA/видео.html 21min30sec in. and here is another favourite of mine, ruclips.net/video/IJJrJ7RHdFM/видео.html to which after filing and IPCA (IPCC) complaint have had 2 apology letters from Manukau and IPCA along with a phonecall apology from Otahuhu stating they are using my video for training exercise, a PC of six years didn't know she required reasonable grounds to detain, NOW SHE DOES, hahaha.
What the police officer did when he challenged you on the 50 mph speed limit was very smooth and smart. Because he said if you were a regular you would know this. That's sneaky but brilliant. Great video!
Yeah the officer clearly new his stuff, to be completely honest that stop sign makes no sense there's plenty of room and time to be able to see oncoming traffic, its likely that vision used to be obstructed at this T junction but until its taken down it still applies people should be coming to a complete halt at a stop sign lest you be liable for any injuries in the event of an accident.
@@danieljohnson8539 That sign is not likely to conform to the Traffic Signs Regulations 2016, thus its not likely an actual lawful requirement to stop. I would also suspect its on private property, which whilst it may form part of a road it does not form part of the highway. Just my 2ps worth..
08:40 "well if you drive it regularly then you should [the speed limit].... well officer, if you drive in and out of the premises regularly then YOU should know its a STOP sign not a give way sign
If he was a decent cop he wouldn't have blown the stop sign, or accused you of speeding, or made it your job to report it. And btw, his plate was obscured by mud - a ticketable offense.
This cop wasn't actually following his duties. He should have forced the man to leave as it is illegal to record vehicles leaving a MOD base on Terrorism grounds. Theres plenty of other videos on RUclips of this thing happening. The funniest thing is that he thinks he is allowed to record this. Quiet a hefty jail sentence.
@@keeli5575 You can record anything you like, aslong you are doing in a public space - which he is. For the terrorism part, they would also need to provide evidence of him planning or actually committing said offence.
I am so angry about the story you're talking about! I feel for this man's family unable to see their son anymore or at least the responsible person behind bars... What a sad world we live in!
@TheGoat It was relevant to what had happened at a nearby base, in terms of accidents and driving. I accept that it couldn't happen like that, at that particular base. I should have made my comment and its context clearer.
Stop sign law: Drivers must stop just before the solid stop line Motorists must stop behind the line at a junction where a stop sign is in place with a solid white line. It is law that a driver must stop at least once before the line and wait for a safe gap before proceeding. The officer said 'ah, but I did give way'. The sign said STOP, not give way! He committed a road traffic offence!
Soon as I saw the words "Ministry of defence" I thought "here we go, this might get spicy or over heated" even tho it was clearly a low-level security ministry post, judging by the fencing. But hats off to the real cop! ...for not escalating things to a ridiculous, unnecessary & unlawful extent, he was decent & respectful, and a clued up cop, "I dont suppose you'd like to give me your name?" he says & with a smile before he turns his head away & walks off, & with no prior pushing for i.d. ...they'd do well to show this film from when Mr. yellow jacket walked up through to the end of the real-cop interaction scene, and show it to all cops, wether training, established or nearly retired, for them to learn what properly lawful & decent behaviour is towards the public & the public's own legal rights & how not to tie-up very many work-hours of cops by calling back-up & having scenarios like this one, ending up with 4 or 5 cop cars, a cop-van & 12 coppers lurking in the background doing nothing ...& all unnecessarily so. Because far too many cops in these cases automatically go into "defence of the realm" mode & start acting like they're suddenly on front-line duty in the raging war of English street level terrorism (as if!) where legal rights suddenly don't enter their equation. Certainly the security team with no more legal power than you, me or anyone, were having a meeting over A.B. & probably ended up saying "how can the cops just drive off & leave him to film here? it aint right, whe should have guns but let's walk the perimeter & find someone to give em hell" maybe. P.S. Anyone else think the yellow jacket security guy was acting weird? ...the way he kept frantically circling his thumb around one of the same 2 top buttons on that big box he held, depending on which hand he passed it to. Always anticlockwise when in his right hand & always clockwise when in his left hand. I thought it showed the inner stress he has when confronting people & he has OCD, he'd make a rubbish poker player with obvious upfront 'tells' like that.
09:04 "maybe when you have had to swerve you have been exceeding the limit" you gotta love this plods tactic, trying to turn things on to you now after being rumbled failing to stop at a stop sign.
Regardless of speed, if a car doesn’t stop and pulls out, any car will have to swerve. FULL STOP 🛑 That would have been my reply. There has been a decision to put a stop sign there in the first place..NOT A GIVE WAY !! 1 lost life is too much
@@MrJonboy ... the facts were that for someone who 'regularly' uses this 'fast road', he clearly is unaware of the speed limit according to the conversation and may well have 'regularly' been speeding ... However, it was presented as a bit of 'I gotcha' for my liking also. However, AB was also lying about his intentions as he was also actively filming into the military base (irrespective of its legality). It was correct for the PC to clarify the speed limit in everyone's interests. Finally, in real life, its not the act of coming to a full stop that is the risk of causing an accident, but rather drivers pulling into the active lanes at inappropriate speeds. The technicality of stopping is trivial, but the awareness of joining traffic properly is a genuine concern. 'AB' might have suggested some positive action directly & indirectly, such as moving the Stop Sign closer to the exit white line, rather than just moaning ... which won't achieve anything !
If you look up the number plate of the police x5 bmw escorting the lorry that had all the dead people in it a few months ago it has mot that run out over a year ago
@@waynemongo if he was that "ok", why did he purposely try to shift focus entirely on AB's possible speeding due to not knowing off-hand what the speed limit was and not just say "you know what, you're right, sorry"? And why did he ask whether AB was going to report any of the vehicles (including the police car)? He has no need or right to ask that question as it puts the potential complainant under undue stress regarding making the complaint/report (if they wish to do so). He was only well-mannered because AB said that he doesn't report to the authorities, only the public. Otherwise, the officer would have acted quite differently knowing he's going to be reported and I bet we'd have seen a retaliation of some sort (he "admitted" speeding because he thought the speed limit was 60 not 50, that's enough 'proof' for him to probe further if he was pissed off. Come on!
But he didn't stop at the stop sign. No offence committed by AB for saying the incorrect speed,but a definite offence by the Constable for failing to stop
@Hans Hummer No, you can still be convicted of a traffic offence, ignoring road directions markings, a stop or give way sign on private property for example.
@Hans Hummer Try ignoring signs in a Tesco Carpark have an accident and see which way the insurers will go. If, there are is signage you ignore it at your peril. Let us suppose that someone failed to stop at the line, pulled out into traffic and caused an accident. Are you suggesting that they wouldn't be charged ?
Great audit,,loving this channel,,awareness of rights and using them is so important,,especially in the uk where the people have much less rights than americans.
I have no doubt, someone not making a complete stop prior to the stop line, will eventually cause an accident, if not a fatality. I believe the officer will teach the security guard. Be safe, AB. 🌺
If you look closely, it looks like the road markings have been altered. At one time you could go into a lane on the left and then enter when main road was clear. Also, the stop sign is too far away from the junction. It requires to be moved, as drivers probably cannot see it in that position.
Always a pleasure Sir Auditing Britain watching you do what you do extremely well, sharing knowledge, educating and putting them in their place. From me, better late than never.😉
Love the fact he tries to chastise him for a theoretical speeding offence when he's just admitted on film to failing to stop at a stop sign. Lead by Example much?
In the area where I live the speed limits have changed many times over the years without prior notice. Driving at 60 can be legal on one day and illegal the next.
The brass neck on that copper accusing AB of speeding when he's on camera ignoring a clear stop line. No matter how friendly they try to appear, the ego always outs.
Colin Norman How can the police solve any crime, when they spend most of their time creating or committing crimes!🤦♂️ You or I would have been issued a fixed penalty notice or charged to court.🙄
jungledon 94 Police officers are not above the law!!! An officer was convicted driving at 159MPH and picked up by several speeding cameras.. If he had obscured number plates he would had got away with it. There was no emergency.. www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk/2006/aug/25/ukcrime
Only an bad policeman would carry through on a prosecution for these two offences. A good one would give you some free advice. The Policeman here is a good cop. We know this as we have all seen how the bad ones operate. It's true that not all cop's are bad at their jobs - only most of them.
That "STOP" sign is for pedestrians because its too far away from the road for the drivers to take any notice of it Lol but yes the solid White line should still be adhered too ;-)
He just pointed out no one is stopping at the stop sign; suddenly the conversation turns into he doesn’t know the speed limit and he must have been speeding, that is why you don’t have chit chat with the Police. Good work
Correct. If riding a motorcycle I was taught to put a foot down at the stop line so that there could be no doubt in a traffic policeman's mind that you have stopped thus giving him one less reason to mess you around.
Love what you do but I think you could have laboured the point a bit more of him not complying with the STOP order, rather than let him admonish you about the speed limit of the road. He was not a nice officer, I concluded that due to his willingness to attempt to make you the bad driver. Keep up the good work!
Jolly decent officer. Was very good at picking up your thoughts that it might be a 60 mph limit and focusing on same. And even so courteous at the end, just wanted to double check if you wanted to hand over your details. Well you never know it might have slipped your mind.great work AB.Yo! Out.
14:01 "Postman screws up" - Oh, I would love to go out on one of these missions and just sit there with a cup of tea watching this fella filming people in authority... Or should I say people who think they're in authority?
Meh, he jumped on the chance to get a one-up on AB when the 60 speed limit was mentioned, was clearly looking for a small victory when he had been filmed doing something embarrassing that he shouldn't have done
Seems a decent, knowledgeable person really so fair play, don't tar all with the same brush as that is wrong!. Too many failed milk monitor's from school these days and just want to throw around laws they truely dont know about. Seen videos of them looking it up on their phones and that is totally laughable !!!!. If i was like that in work, I'd be expecting a chat off my superior and warnings. If they want respect, then abide by the laws also. Stay safe all 😊🤗
Didnt help that theres a 50 mph sign straight behind him!. Peeps need to do their homework also!!. Seemed a decent officer so fair play to his comment really
In fairness, the actual "STOP" sign was on the pedestrian pathway (LOL). BUT, the WORD "STOP" was clearly PAINTED on the road. And, yes, the police officer was great.
…"I give way didn't I?..." Its a STOP line,there is no giving way,you need a GIVE WAY line for that numpty!! GIVE WAY=exactly that. STOP=exactly that. Guessing MOD police don't get driver assessments??
Just watching back on some of my favourite videos. Amazing to hear that at this point AB had 8k subs, and now almost 200k. Such a massive growth in only two year.
"They are a bit paranoid, wonder what they are talking about, if he didn't have a camera I'll beat him up" Lol A.B, isn't that being paranoid. Love your videos
I think AB is the 1st person who purposely uses an apperent speach impediment/ stutter to reel out the 'hook' to these 'jobsworths' who overstep their authority but bite every time. Quite entertaining.
Cop - "you thought it was a 60 zone" LOL, Upstanding gentleman should have said "you thought it was a GIVE WAY" lol, he tries to catch you out at speeding, yet you DID catch him committing an offense. well done mate, i do the same with speed cameras, park down the road and warn people, save heaps hundreds of $$, including NZ Police as it costs them to issue the infringements, and people slow down regardless, JOB DONE!
@@ianhillman4007 We use both Imperial and Metric depending on the scenario. I work in civil engineering, for example all of the design work we do internally will be in metric - work zones, road resurfacing, road marking dimensions, sign heights etc. But for information we send out externally it's Imperial, so speed limits, distances between locations, diversion routes etc.
See, now this officer needs a commendation medal. didn't press for information, didnt abuse his power, didnt give a shit about the camera and all round was a nice guy... this "turning the tables shit" is nonsense, AB stated 60, so the officer used it to his advantage in a comedy manor. Good job Officer 1940
John Davies it's a mod plod not regular police for starters. Second... he was not responding to an emergency. So he should have obeyed the stop sign regardless.
The officer deserves an endorsement for failing to comply with the traffic stop sign. Our man hung himself with his statement about the speed limit and the officer was very quick to jump on him. Pity he doesn't self regulate when it comes to complying with the traffic sign.
PC1940 of military defence police, if you wish to continue enforcing the rules, may I suggest that people may take you more seriously while you try, if you get your own house in order. Just saying
PC 1940, you must STOP at this junction. The stop sign is there. The stop line is there. Stop means STOP. You have commited a motoring offence. Now, sir, is this your vehicle? Give yourself a ticket, sir. 😄 And clean that unreadable rear number plate. Offence number 2. 😃
this is a text book example of how a pig will literally use anything you say to try to incriminate you, they will take the first words out of your mouth and try to use them against you if they can, even while still trying to play the nice pig, smiling in your face while trying to screw you over.
It is possible that it is not a legal 'Stop' sign. There is a sign there, but it is not by the junction and it is blocked from view on the approach to the junction, meaning that most drivers coming out of the MoD property will only see road markings. Also, Stop signs must be approved by the local authority. Drivers have clear visibility to the left in advance of the junction and to the right as they reach the junction, so a Stop sign isn't strictly necessary. You also have to consider the legal status of that section of road. For practical purposes, I would assume it is classed as a public highway, as there is public access, but it may in fact not be. It is possible that the 'Stop' demand is private and only enforceable by the property owner, which is presumably the Ministry of Defence. If so - I accept it is a big 'if' - no traffic laws are broken if drivers ignore the 'Stop' demand. One thing I would agree on is that unless the police drivers are attending an emergency, they would have no dispensation to ignore an enforceable 'Stop' demand, so if it is a legal Stop sign, they are breaking the law. The Highway Code is clear that compliance with Stop signs is mandatory, and failure to do so makes the driver liable for three penalty points and a fine.
And here I was assuming that British speed limits were posted in kilometers and not miles per hour, such as our neighbors to the north have done. I've traveled in Burma and the use of miles and feet warmed my heart. God bless the Imperial system.
@@bludgerabled Importantly, if you are approaching a Give Way sign/line, and there is no danger of colliding with another vehicle or a pedestrian or bicycle rider crossing the road, you do not have to stop at the Give Way sign/line before proceeding but you must slow down and prepare to stop if this becomes necessary. Get your tester to pay you for failing you dude.
I've got to say Mr Auditing Britain, you are a master of debate. lots of people would not have the patience or balls. In this regard, I respect you enormously, exposing the weakness of the British authorities seemingly contradictory laws.
Their security fence is letting the photons travel from their grounds into your camera. They need a better fence. Some of the fence/gate is solid, but it's open.
Cop asked for I.D knowing he probably wasn't going to get it but was pretty low key, chilled all the way. Seemed to have his ego in check.
i'll give him an A.
good job I like how the police leave with their tails between their legs pig police don't know about laws they believe the owners they can have what they want
not really. he was clearly looking to see if he could get the guy to be reactionary by asking questions which self incriminate.
I think he was laughing on the inside, but managed to control it nicely.
@@Maliothemaster can you explain this. What kind of incriminating answers could be given? im genuinly interested
Was gonna give him an A but he asked for name at the end b+ 🤣
Love the way the police guy argued about traffic law when he had just broken the law.
Uno reverse
Love it how he broke the law not stopping at a stop sign (3 points) and then accused a pedestrian without a car on a differant day he may have been speeding !
This is in the training of all police officers (gendar neutral "officers" ) and they will always look to blame the other person.
SEND IT to the MOD and the Police, he broke thelaw and is not above it.
The registration on that police vehicle is so filthy it's unreadable, so that's 2 motoring offences he's guilty of!
It was a good comeback if we're being fair 😉
@@rkr8879 I was thinking the same. It actually surprised me AB didn't point out how unreadable the rear licence plate was.
Police officer took that like an absolute champ. Good bloke.
He suggested he’s broken the law?
@@tommyawton8931 ?? What do you mean?
@@tommyawton8931 yes that's exactly what he was suggesting! Tut tut tut, Naughty officer 😏
He was only nice because he got caught out breaking the law..
Until he tried and suggest ab had broken the law by speeding. No need.
Stop looking through our see through fence.
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You are right mate he knows what his doing
He was a weapon that guard is
Fuck sake 🤣🤣🤣🤣
More than looking though, he’s recording.
You have to give the cop full credit on how well he did his job.
I give him full credit for finding 'speeding' while ignoring the stop sign issue, and acting 'superior'.
They cannot see themselves as others see them!
Huh? He said he gave way at a stop sign, stupid wtf are you on about, you stop at a stop sign and a solid line, he broke the Highway Code, good job wtf?? 😂😂😂
@@thomasdowe5274totally agree with you mate. Don’t agree with the other persons comment. I thought the copper was a div.
Can’t even see the letters on the registration plate, that’s a £1000 fine.
Chris yeah you are right they will get away with it but we won’t, technically you should check your vehicle for roadworthiness every time you drive, how long does it take to wipe a number plate with a tissue?
Actually if the number plate is dirty to the point that it's not visible it's breaking the regulations. Each morning before work I have to check tire depth, check fluids oil water and windscreen wash and check plates each morning. I don't see why the police can't do that...... I'm just a white van man ffs
@@gareths9574 Police should do POWDERS checks before using any vehicle
Petrol
Oil
Water
Drive train / Damage
Electrics
Rubber
Steering / Self
And then perform a rolling brake test
'Dirty' Cop, hey!? Lol
@@sailingrolima Hes on public roads, yeah he does.
This shit's keeping me alive during Quarantine. "Is that a video camera?" "Yes, yes it is." "What are you doing with it?" "What do you think you do with a video camera?" Lmfaoooo ffs. Brilliant!
I thought he was decent but then I realised standards must be incredibly low now that we are classing a cop as decent after he was caught on camera failing to comply with a stop sign, then accusing a pedestrian of an imaginary speeding offence as a distraction. When a cop breaks the law, doesn’t understand the difference between give way and stop signs and drives a police car with with an obscured number plate, but we still call him decent, it really shows how appalling the police are!
Sad but true!
The Police are a bunch of c**ts
That officer seemed very professional! I give that officer an A+
Apart from not stopping at a stop sign, and having an unreadable number plate, yes he came across well.
@@philbertb Aren't stop signs suppose to slow down to check for incoming traffic, which he did.
@@neilnelson7603 no, that's a give way sign, or at least it was when I passed my driving test. I suppose that was a long time ago!
@@philbertb My point exactly. And the cop actually gave way before entering the freeway. look at the video again.
@@neilnelson7603 the fact that you've called it a freeway suggests to me that you're not from the UK. So here we have two different signs. There's a STOP sign, which means that you come to a complete halt at the line before setting off again, and a GIVE WAY sign, where you can just check that there is enough time to get out in front of the traffic, which is what this policeman did. But this was a STOP sign!
MOD Security, rubbing his thumb around the mass destruction button.
Mike P 🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Wtf was that panel tho?
@@ae1aea363 it probably opens and closes the gates lol
He enrolled on the Great Lover course, he is in week 2 The Breast Region, nippletronic trainer, the buzz gives him feedback when he circles the nipple correctly.
I like how the officer waited until the end of the conversation before asking for details and when refused he totally understood and immediately left you alone... Well done officer 👏
It would seem that the STOP sign is in the wrong place, and should be nearer the junction.
Solid white line means STOP anyway so no excuses😁😯👍😎⚠️
I agree that it is positioned incorrectly, as it should be adjacent to the stop line and not what appears to be at least 6 metres away from it. It is also obscured by the fencing material. I would say that whoever erected the sign has not spent a lot of time reading the Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices. The cameraman has every right to be there, but he would have been better served to be campaigning to have the signage improved for the safety of all concerned.
Solid white line means stop as written on the road and if sign missing the line on the road means stop as sign could be missing due to vehicle accident and not replaced straight away but still have to obey line on road
@@agatemaster1998 Correct! The position of the Stop sign is irrelevant, the solid white line at the junction means one thing, Stop and it is written on the road in great huge bold lettering lol 😎👍😁⚠️
@@pdtech4524 , if that was the case the offence would be 'disobey stop line' and i do not believe that such a rule exists. The UK equivalent of The Manual of Uniform Traffic Control Devices shows the correct signage for stop signs and that is an actual sign, not a line. I have worked for several Councils in England and my work involved spotting road signs that required cleaning and replacing. No-one ever said to me that a stop sign was not required if a stop line was in place. A white line on a carriageway without an associated sign is simply a white line.
That police officer was really polite, really professional. He should be the example others follow.
I could smell the putrid stench of bacon through the screen, perhaps you can tell your pig hero to stop acting like gestapo?
How embarrassing 🤡
If they don’t want you filming into the camp put up a wall not a fence LOL
Govt. needs to give them a bigger budget for that.
i had a similar experience with Otahuhu Police in New Zealand, i told them if the want privacy, create it, so as i filmed around their station on the sidewalk, they went round closing their curtains... lol. priceless. ruclips.net/video/wJSSx0-QYCA/видео.html 21min30sec in. and here is another favourite of mine, ruclips.net/video/IJJrJ7RHdFM/видео.html to which after filing and IPCA (IPCC) complaint have had 2 apology letters from Manukau and IPCA along with a phonecall apology from Otahuhu stating they are using my video for training exercise, a PC of six years didn't know she required reasonable grounds to detain, NOW SHE DOES, hahaha.
GCRN Gaming The way they act is no different to someone standing around in front of their window and then complaining when someone looks at them.
Daniel Whittaker They can use material from all the thousands of buildings they flattened in Iraq.
Right put up a concrete wall, but you complain about taxes, ahahaha idiot
He’s hilarious!! I love his voice and how calm he always stays.
Haha.
@@paigeleigh2554 Haha.
@@Foxy.Tea. Haha.
Generally always, till they put the cuffs on, nobody likes that though👍
They should give the security 'officer' a low vis vest and put him around the back to guard the bins.
ha ha ha pmsl
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What the police officer did when he challenged you on the 50 mph speed limit was very smooth and smart. Because he said if you were a regular you would know this. That's sneaky but brilliant. Great video!
Yeah the officer clearly new his stuff, to be completely honest that stop sign makes no sense there's plenty of room and time to be able to see oncoming traffic, its likely that vision used to be obstructed at this T junction but until its taken down it still applies people should be coming to a complete halt at a stop sign lest you be liable for any injuries in the event of an accident.
@@danieljohnson8539 That sign is not likely to conform to the Traffic Signs Regulations 2016, thus its not likely an actual lawful requirement to stop. I would also suspect its on private property, which whilst it may form part of a road it does not form part of the highway. Just my 2ps worth..
@@auwz66 the guard confirmed it was public plus the rather large STOP painted on the road plus the broad solid line kinda gives the game away..
If you consider that brilliant, that only speaks of your mental capabilities.
08:40 "well if you drive it regularly then you should [the speed limit].... well officer, if you drive in and out of the premises regularly then YOU should know its a STOP sign not a give way sign
"You're not even listening to my story man" 😂😂 that one got me 👍🏻
If he was a decent cop he wouldn't have blown the stop sign, or accused you of speeding, or made it your job to report it. And btw, his plate was obscured by mud - a ticketable offense.
No, this cop's ok. Relative to the others we see on here he's top 5 in the country.
Wayne Mongo god help your country then
This cop wasn't actually following his duties. He should have forced the man to leave as it is illegal to record vehicles leaving a MOD base on Terrorism grounds. Theres plenty of other videos on RUclips of this thing happening. The funniest thing is that he thinks he is allowed to record this. Quiet a hefty jail sentence.
@@keeli5575 You can record anything you like, aslong you are doing in a public space - which he is. For the terrorism part, they would also need to provide evidence of him planning or actually committing said offence.
@@drummonkeystuffuk1875 this unfortunately is factually incorrect. Please know the laws if you plan to break them
Wow if a civilian didn’t come to a complete stop at a stop sign and just “gave way” they would pull you over!
It's OK. They can drive how they want. Especially if they can run away to the USA and claim diplomatic immunity for any accidents they cause.....
That’s not an American base !!!
@@AuditingBritain I know, but considering what recently happened at RAF Croughton, I thought it worth a mention......
I am so angry about the story you're talking about! I feel for this man's family unable to see their son anymore or at least the responsible person behind bars... What a sad world we live in!
@TheGoat It was relevant to what had happened at a nearby base, in terms of accidents and driving.
I accept that it couldn't happen like that, at that particular base.
I should have made my comment and its context clearer.
@TheGoat I know all that. My comment was just a general observation, not a direct comparison.
The best people to report it to is "the public" .... spot on. Action is only taken if everybody unites as one and complains about the subject.
Stop sign law:
Drivers must stop just before the solid stop line
Motorists must stop behind the line at a junction where a stop sign is in place with a solid white line. It is law that a driver must stop at least once before the line and wait for a safe gap before proceeding. The officer said 'ah, but I did give way'. The sign said STOP, not give way!
He committed a road traffic offence!
Soon as I saw the words "Ministry of defence" I thought "here we go, this might get spicy or over heated" even tho it was clearly a low-level security ministry post, judging by the fencing.
But hats off to the real cop! ...for not escalating things to a ridiculous, unnecessary & unlawful extent, he was decent & respectful, and a clued up cop, "I dont suppose you'd like to give me your name?" he says & with a smile before he turns his head away & walks off, & with no prior pushing for i.d. ...they'd do well to show this film from when Mr. yellow jacket walked up through to the end of the real-cop interaction scene, and show it to all cops, wether training, established or nearly retired, for them to learn what properly lawful & decent behaviour is towards the public & the public's own legal rights & how not to tie-up very many work-hours of cops by calling back-up & having scenarios like this one, ending up with 4 or 5 cop cars, a cop-van & 12 coppers lurking in the background doing nothing ...& all unnecessarily so. Because far too many cops in these cases automatically go into "defence of the realm" mode & start acting like they're suddenly on front-line duty in the raging war of English street level terrorism (as if!) where legal rights suddenly don't enter their equation. Certainly the security team with no more legal power than you, me or anyone, were having a meeting over A.B. & probably ended up saying "how can the cops just drive off & leave him to film here? it aint right, whe should have guns but let's walk the perimeter & find someone to give em hell" maybe.
P.S. Anyone else think the yellow jacket security guy was acting weird? ...the way he kept frantically circling his thumb around one of the same 2 top buttons on that big box he held, depending on which hand he passed it to. Always anticlockwise when in his right hand & always clockwise when in his left hand. I thought it showed the inner stress he has when confronting people & he has OCD, he'd make a rubbish poker player with obvious upfront 'tells' like that.
09:04 "maybe when you have had to swerve you have been exceeding the limit" you gotta love this plods tactic, trying to turn things on to you now after being rumbled failing to stop at a stop sign.
Police Abusing Powers he is an MOD police officer. And I think the officer had a point
@@piratekeats7770 I know he's MOD but that doesn't mean he can drive through a stop sign when not on an emergency shout.
Regardless of speed, if a car doesn’t stop and pulls out, any car will have to swerve. FULL STOP 🛑
That would have been my reply. There has been a decision to put a stop sign there in the first place..NOT A GIVE WAY !!
1 lost life is too much
@@piratekeats7770 did he catch him speeding? I think we should stick to the facts here buddy.
@@MrJonboy ... the facts were that for someone who 'regularly' uses this 'fast road', he clearly is unaware of the speed limit according to the conversation and may well have 'regularly' been speeding ... However, it was presented as a bit of 'I gotcha' for my liking also.
However, AB was also lying about his intentions as he was also actively filming into the military base (irrespective of its legality).
It was correct for the PC to clarify the speed limit in everyone's interests.
Finally, in real life, its not the act of coming to a full stop that is the risk of causing an accident, but rather drivers pulling into the active lanes at inappropriate speeds. The technicality of stopping is trivial, but the awareness of joining traffic properly is a genuine concern.
'AB' might have suggested some positive action directly & indirectly, such as moving the Stop Sign closer to the exit white line, rather than just moaning ... which won't achieve anything !
The cars didn't stop because you could clearly see there was no vehicles coming. Really?
Yep, that'll be about what I thought.
06:35 you should have informed him about his failure to stop at a stop sign and the fact his number plate is obscured.
If you look up the number plate of the police x5 bmw escorting the lorry that had all the dead people in it a few months ago it has mot that run out over a year ago
Come on. This cop's ok. We know the bad ones.
@@waynemongo if he was that "ok", why did he purposely try to shift focus entirely on AB's possible speeding due to not knowing off-hand what the speed limit was and not just say "you know what, you're right, sorry"? And why did he ask whether AB was going to report any of the vehicles (including the police car)? He has no need or right to ask that question as it puts the potential complainant under undue stress regarding making the complaint/report (if they wish to do so). He was only well-mannered because AB said that he doesn't report to the authorities, only the public. Otherwise, the officer would have acted quite differently knowing he's going to be reported and I bet we'd have seen a retaliation of some sort (he "admitted" speeding because he thought the speed limit was 60 not 50, that's enough 'proof' for him to probe further if he was pissed off. Come on!
Love all the videos, but he had you there with the speed limits! Lol
And the speed 50mph limit sign was about 20 feet away lol
He could say he was doing 120 mph without no seatbelt. Don’t really matter as there’s fk all evidence.
But he didn't stop at the stop sign. No offence committed by AB for saying the incorrect speed,but a definite offence by the Constable for failing to stop
But there is a 50 sign to the left of them, so surely there is a different speed next to it
@@scottybottybanana Nah small signs like that are repeaters, if it's a big sign then it's a change.
The road markings of a solid line and STOP written on the road require you to stop rather than give way.
@Hans Hummer No, you can still be convicted of a traffic offence, ignoring road directions markings, a stop or give way sign on private property for example.
@Hans Hummer try driving about drunk and crashing into vehicles in a Tesco car park and see if you get arrested.
@Hans Hummer
Try ignoring signs in a Tesco Carpark have an accident and see which way the insurers will go.
If, there are is signage you ignore it at your peril.
Let us suppose that someone failed to stop at the line, pulled out into traffic and caused an accident. Are you suggesting that they wouldn't be charged ?
Dr Wolfgang Chausser fook off nob. The solid white stop line is on the public highway!
Good job AB and I hope the message gets through to them before a fatal accident!!
Great audit,,loving this channel,,awareness of rights and using them is so important,,especially in the uk where the people have much less rights than americans.
I have no doubt, someone not making a complete stop prior to the stop line, will eventually cause an accident, if not a fatality. I believe the officer will teach the security guard. Be safe, AB. 🌺
The policeman didn’t stop on the line he parked on double yellow lines and his registration was not clear because all the dirt..
Is it an MOD base, or a Mercedes-Benz dealership with all the Merc’s comings and going ? 😂🤣👍
Yeah they all robbed it from false war they were on
08:10 "I've give way haven't I?"..... Isn't it s STOP sign and NOT a Give way sign?
its a stop sign before a give way line that he didnt actually cross
@@motovlogger3978 no a solid white line is a stop sign and untill the last year meant you had to stop and pull up your handbrake before moving again.
If you look closely, it looks like the road markings have been altered. At one time you could go into a lane on the left and then enter when main road was clear. Also, the stop sign is too far away from the junction. It requires to be moved, as drivers probably cannot see it in that position.
You're right about the vertical STOP sign being too far away to be efficient, but there's still both the STOP sign on the ground and the STOP line.
Always a pleasure Sir Auditing Britain watching you do what you do extremely well, sharing knowledge, educating and putting them in their place.
From me, better late than never.😉
Thank you so much dear friend . I’m always looking forward for your positive encouraging comment 👍
@@AuditingBritain
You're welcome.☯️😎👍
Love the fact he tries to chastise him for a theoretical speeding offence when he's just admitted on film to failing to stop at a stop sign. Lead by Example much?
Haha the gall!
In the area where I live the speed limits have changed many times over the years without prior notice. Driving at 60 can be legal on one day and illegal the next.
If a cop saw the back of your vehicle as the state of his, you'd get a ticket for obscured number plate, double standards.
The brass neck on that copper accusing AB of speeding when he's on camera ignoring a clear stop line. No matter how friendly they try to appear, the ego always outs.
The officer had dirty number plate, you or I would get a fix penalty notice.
It’s up to £1,000.00 fine!
Colin Norman
How can the police solve any crime, when they spend most of their time creating or committing crimes!🤦♂️
You or I would have been issued a fixed penalty notice or charged to court.🙄
I dont think police run number plate checks on other police cars do they????
jungledon 94
Police officers are not above the law!!!
An officer was convicted driving at 159MPH and picked up by several speeding cameras.. If he had obscured number plates he would had got away with it. There was no emergency..
www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/uk/2006/aug/25/ukcrime
Your confusing our rules with their rules. You know they have a different set.
Only an bad policeman would carry through on a prosecution for these two offences. A good one would give you some free advice. The Policeman here is a good cop. We know this as we have all seen how the bad ones operate. It's true that not all cop's are bad at their jobs - only most of them.
Loving listening to these right now! You’re like a Steve Penk in person winding them up haha
Hope you never need a cop ...
Can i get your details? Location, DNA sample, bank pin and your clothes, boots and your motorcycle.
He'll be back..lol
You didn't say please.
@@doyoulikebeetroot forgot to
@@BurritoSenor
I stand corrected
@@doyoulikebeetroot sorry couldn't help it im a terminator fan 🤣
That "STOP" sign is for pedestrians because its too far away from the road for the drivers to take any notice of it Lol but yes the solid White line should still be adhered too ;-)
He actually thinks he's a copper 🤣
Well. He is.
So does the copper
He just pointed out no one is stopping at the stop sign; suddenly the conversation turns into he doesn’t know the speed limit and he must have been speeding, that is why you don’t have chit chat with the Police.
Good work
Who placed the stop sign there ?..its wee bit out of position should be at junction
That police car should be booked for covering his reg plate at the back so it cant be seen when breaking the law
the white line on the road means you have to come to a full stop
The big letters on the road stating ‘stop’ are a bit of a give away too 😂
Correct. If riding a motorcycle I was taught to put a foot down at the stop line so that there could be no doubt in a traffic policeman's mind that you have stopped thus giving him one less reason to mess you around.
Apart from trying to get you on the speeding, he was an alright officer tbf alot better than 99% of them Ive seen on here
Love what you do but I think you could have laboured the point a bit more of him not complying with the STOP order, rather than let him admonish you about the speed limit of the road. He was not a nice officer, I concluded that due to his willingness to attempt to make you the bad driver.
Keep up the good work!
If thay cobra is yours it's beautiful:)
@@MrZ1000fam The Cobra in my picture is an old pic. I now have a different Cobra, if you go to my RUclips Channel there are videos of my latest Cobra.
@@h4ppychap I'm on my way to your channel I'm a biker but a cobra is my dream car lol I'm only 25 but appreciate the classics :p
Can't see the registration on the police vehicle, its do dirty. Thought it was illegal to drive without a visible number plate
Props to the police officer for respecting the right to photograph.
That cheeky copper tried to turn the bloody table on you for speeding. Lol!
Surprised he did not give you a speeding ticket for saying 60mph on a 50mph lol
Gaynor Gascoigne this guy clearly has a boring arse life 🤣
Good cop right there, we need more like him
what? criminal cops? how's he a good cop broke the law infront of thousands of viewers failed to stop, that's a criminal offence
Loool are you an imbecile
Ohhhh I see officer, so just giving way at stop sign's is actually all that's required. Good to know for future reference!
Jolly decent officer. Was very good at picking up your thoughts that it might be a 60 mph limit and focusing on same. And even so courteous at the end, just wanted to double check if you wanted to hand over your details. Well you never know it might have slipped your mind.great work AB.Yo! Out.
14:01 "Postman screws up" - Oh, I would love to go out on one of these missions and just sit there with a cup of tea watching this fella filming people in authority... Or should I say people who think they're in authority?
8:25 The epitome of a petty, sneaky, disingenuous police officer.
Pretty decent Officer give us a little hope that's a few good one still out there
You can tell he's a good guy. He treats our hero like a mental needs guy though - which is quite funny.
Meh, he jumped on the chance to get a one-up on AB when the 60 speed limit was mentioned, was clearly looking for a small victory when he had been filmed doing something embarrassing that he shouldn't have done
Seems a decent, knowledgeable person really so fair play, don't tar all with the same brush as that is wrong!. Too many failed milk monitor's from school these days and just want to throw around laws they truely dont know about. Seen videos of them looking it up on their phones and that is totally laughable !!!!. If i was like that in work, I'd be expecting a chat off my superior and warnings. If they want respect, then abide by the laws also. Stay safe all 😊🤗
Didnt help that theres a 50 mph sign straight behind him!. Peeps need to do their homework also!!. Seemed a decent officer so fair play to his comment really
In fairness, the actual "STOP" sign was on the pedestrian pathway (LOL). BUT, the WORD "STOP" was clearly PAINTED on the road. And, yes, the police officer was great.
…"I give way didn't I?..." Its a STOP line,there is no giving way,you need a GIVE WAY line for that numpty!! GIVE WAY=exactly that. STOP=exactly that.
Guessing MOD police don't get driver assessments??
Just watching back on some of my favourite videos. Amazing to hear that at this point AB had 8k subs, and now almost 200k. Such a massive growth in only two year.
I like the way the officer cheekily try’s to get a speeding ticket into the conversation...
only because he'd just been told he'd been filmed committing a traffic offence.
"They are a bit paranoid, wonder what they are talking about, if he didn't have a camera I'll beat him up"
Lol A.B, isn't that being paranoid. Love your videos
You must be speeding if you have to swerve. Classic line .
I think AB is the 1st person who purposely uses an apperent speach impediment/ stutter to reel out the 'hook' to these 'jobsworths' who overstep their authority but bite every time.
Quite entertaining.
Cop - "you thought it was a 60 zone" LOL, Upstanding gentleman should have said "you thought it was a GIVE WAY" lol, he tries to catch you out at speeding, yet you DID catch him committing an offense. well done mate, i do the same with speed cameras, park down the road and warn people, save heaps hundreds of $$, including NZ Police as it costs them to issue the infringements, and people slow down regardless, JOB DONE!
Honestly ur a confronting bell and true
Out of all the videos I’ve watched, that copper was sound as. He was clearly smart and didn’t want any unnecessary interaction. Great videos AB
The 50/60 mph discussion illustrates how an officer is trained to turn the casual conversation against you... No such thing as a nice chat
I thought you Brits go by Kilometres per hour?
Ian Hillman We use miles mph
@@depz2real537 really, interesting. Here in Canada we measure everything in meters. I thought the UK was the same way. Thanks for the info. Cheers 🍻🇨🇦
Ian Hillman distances measured in miles, yards and inches, weight in pounds and stones, liquids in pints and gallons
@@ianhillman4007 We use both Imperial and Metric depending on the scenario. I work in civil engineering, for example all of the design work we do internally will be in metric - work zones, road resurfacing, road marking dimensions, sign heights etc. But for information we send out externally it's Imperial, so speed limits, distances between locations, diversion routes etc.
See, now this officer needs a commendation medal. didn't press for information, didnt abuse his power, didnt give a shit about the camera and all round was a nice guy... this "turning the tables shit" is nonsense, AB stated 60, so the officer used it to his advantage in a comedy manor. Good job Officer 1940
The policeman ran a stop sign and caused an obscruction....
He had his hazard red light showing
John Davies it's a mod plod not regular police for starters. Second... he was not responding to an emergency. So he should have obeyed the stop sign regardless.
What a decent officer! Such a brilliant guy 😀 please appreciate that
'I've give way haven't I?? It's a STOP Junction you silly copper!
The officer deserves an endorsement for failing to comply with the traffic stop sign. Our man hung himself with his statement about the speed limit and the officer was very quick to jump on him. Pity he doesn't self regulate when it comes to complying with the traffic sign.
PC1940 of military defence police, if you wish to continue enforcing the rules, may I suggest that people may take you more seriously while you try, if you get your own house in order. Just saying
PC1940 knows the speed limits, but not the rest of the rules of the road. Selective memory.
Why British policemen always keep their hands in their pockets when talking to citizens. This is a very disrespectful and disrespectful approach
They’re starting to figure it out... ‘I don’t suppose you want to give me your details?’ - ‘No’ - ‘OK, thanks very much!’
The cop did exactly what he probably tickets others for. Obviously above the law in his mind! Do we want cops like that?
STOPPING PAST THE LINE IS A FAIL!
"Me rolling past a STOP sign into oncoming traffic is no big deal, but you not sure of the speed limit is worth all my attention"...
National speed limit for that stretch of road is 60 MPH as shown by the 50 MPH sign!(13.43).
PC 1940, you must STOP at this junction. The stop sign is there. The stop line is there. Stop means STOP. You have commited a motoring offence. Now, sir, is this your vehicle? Give yourself a ticket, sir. 😄 And clean that unreadable rear number plate. Offence number 2. 😃
this is a text book example of how a pig will literally use anything you say to try to incriminate you, they will take the first words out of your mouth and try to use them against you if they can, even while still trying to play the nice pig, smiling in your face while trying to screw you over.
It is possible that it is not a legal 'Stop' sign. There is a sign there, but it is not by the junction and it is blocked from view on the approach to the junction, meaning that most drivers coming out of the MoD property will only see road markings. Also, Stop signs must be approved by the local authority. Drivers have clear visibility to the left in advance of the junction and to the right as they reach the junction, so a Stop sign isn't strictly necessary. You also have to consider the legal status of that section of road. For practical purposes, I would assume it is classed as a public highway, as there is public access, but it may in fact not be. It is possible that the 'Stop' demand is private and only enforceable by the property owner, which is presumably the Ministry of Defence. If so - I accept it is a big 'if' - no traffic laws are broken if drivers ignore the 'Stop' demand. One thing I would agree on is that unless the police drivers are attending an emergency, they would have no dispensation to ignore an enforceable 'Stop' demand, so if it is a legal Stop sign, they are breaking the law. The Highway Code is clear that compliance with Stop signs is mandatory, and failure to do so makes the driver liable for three penalty points and a fine.
We're so close to being a police state lads!
Coronavirus Act 2020 Put's us officially under medical fascism.
Fair play, I am a car driver and legally you do have to mark the stop. Especially it being a military facility.
set of turds .God bless keep safe
And here I was assuming that British speed limits were posted in kilometers and not miles per hour, such as our neighbors to the north have done. I've traveled in Burma and the use of miles and feet warmed my heart. God bless the Imperial system.
The officers Rear number plate cannot be easily read due to it being covered in dirt. That is a 3 point endorsement and fine.
Having never plates whatsoever is less, probably £50.
3 penalty points and £100 to £1000 fine. All you have to do is report them to DVLA and the courts will do the rest.
I bet they change the sign to GIVE WAY
You are supposed to stop for a give way too you know? I failed my first driving test because I didn't stop.
@@bludgerabled Importantly, if you are approaching a Give Way sign/line, and there is no danger of colliding with another vehicle or a pedestrian or bicycle rider crossing the road, you do not have to stop at the Give Way sign/line before proceeding but you must slow down and prepare to stop if this becomes necessary. Get your tester to pay you for failing you dude.
@@keithwhittygmail It was over 2 years ago so I doubt it would go anywhere, but thanks anyway.
@@bludgerabled Depends on how much it cost you for the extra tests and examination. I always get my money back, 😁
Excellent policeman, polite, respectful...
AUDITING BRITAIN WINS! Cheers from California, mate.
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I've got to say Mr Auditing Britain, you are a master of debate. lots of people would not have the patience or balls. In this regard, I respect you enormously, exposing the weakness of the British authorities seemingly contradictory laws.
Their security fence is letting the photons travel from their grounds into your camera. They need a better fence. Some of the fence/gate is solid, but it's open.