Face to face with a Murderer... this one was scary! If you have any questions for me then let me know below. Thanks again to Josh & Team for the production: ruclips.net/user/joshgudgeon My book "Handcuffed Emotions: A Police Interceptor's Drive Into Darkness" available now: amzn.to/3vGZvis
I do, lol the man in the dressing gown you know what i mean, do you have any other situations like that you will be covering on the channel lol (read your book btw) brilliant.
These videos will massively improve police and public relations. Some people never think about the fact the police are human. The videos are really powerful ben and I hope they are helping you cope. All the best.
Ben, there are literally, entire communities of people that have absolutely no idea who what or where you ever were. but without a doubt they ALL benefited from you being willing to put on that uniform and go out onto their streets. You sir, are a true credit to the uniform, the force.
Ben, hearing your stories really hit home as I’m still a serving officer. I thank you for your service brother because that’s what you are, still my brother in blue even when retired. The job we do not many will understand nor know the mental strain. But you are strong and I respect you immensely. So thank you again.
I could sit all day and listen to every word this man says when he is telling the story, It's got me hooked as love watching all the cop programs and more with the Traffic lads and gals, Total respect to you Ben and all the Officers doing the job now as they are the best of the best. Wishing you well pal.
You're spot on. There's something engrossing about the way he tells the stories. No background music, no fancy editing, just a person recounting his experiences.
Thank you for sharing. I worked in The Special Victims Unit for many years. There are still times I close my eyes and still see the faces of the victims of some of the most horrific crimes. I have truly seen the worst of humans and the best of humans. There are those days I am haunted by what humans are capable of doing to others.
@@Sudstah Don't be so naïve! Racism exists is most large organisations and has been shown to be systemic. While this is more noticeable in the US, the British police force is not exempt! The chances of being stopped and arrested is higher for black people than for white ones and disproportionate to the general population. That's something you can look up (and look up 'systemic' while you're there!).
@@Sudstah why do you have a issue with it. Im proud to be mixed race as i do feel like i see both sides to some extent. Plus i got told by a west yorkshire policeman not to join as its rife with corruption. I had to say it to show i apreciate a good policeman but never had any empathy for them until watching this. And as a mixed race guy who did his fair share of shit, i just wanted him to know it aint all in vain. Sterotypes are evil tbh and human error is real, police are humans but the laws and government dont have a clue......
@@Sudstah because people of mixed race backgrounds have had a difficult two way relationship with the cops over the years so he wants ben to see that as a mixed race bloke he sees that Ben and other cops actually have a hard job to do.
@@godsson7787 It's not that I have an issue with it im mixed race as well, my point is people need to stop defining by colour because to me its a way of them saying they are different from us when we are all the same, and I am fully aware people see you as different whether its racism or just what I call sub prejudice from personal experience, people just need to modernize in this increasingly globalized multi ethnic age.
I applied to be a Police officer in 1997 for West Yorkshire Police, and for some reason I stopped filling in the application form, listening to this I now know why. I truly respect you mate...I really do.
Best thing you could have ever done why make a living abusing civilians they stalk their ex partners and their bosses cover it up my friend suffered at her exes hands the pc stalker bosses assured her her that pc ex who was attacking her pals at her door and pulling them over constantly for searches would be out a job (for stalking with proof) inside of two yrs don't go to the hassle of a criminal proceedings dear you've had enough stress kinda thing.. he's still in uniform he never was sacked and my friend oh she got her car sized 3x under false pretences proved she did indeed have tax and insurance police Scotland refused her her fines and impounding fees being refunded they actively went after a single mother who was sexually assaulted and stalked for coming fwd now she's got creep a few pc's creepshotting her at the gym talking about her in chat group's in WhatsApp whilst constantly approaching her how you doing sry about my colleague let's get dinner sometime they have a history of approaching women in vuberable situations and using their jobs to stalk including getting caught on tape recordings and mobile video coming on to my friends teenage daughters whilst in his own home no action was taken about officers creepy behaviour other than they stopped visiting .they're out control their bosses cover their stalking I know my ex stalked me used database to do so she's in Shetland working as a pc still!! Even after being in papers for lying in court and multiple criminal offences don't they drug test these cokeheads steroid abuser pcs anymore
I have a lot of empathy for your friends situation.It is like any job, you are going to get the odd nutcase. Just don’t tar everyone with the same brush. In large corporations there will be people willing to help the nutcase until their lies start to be questioned. Th y then leave said person high & dry.
@@0141star you need to your head sorted out , obviously you have some serious emotional, physiological issues you make it seem like there's is alot police brutality in the UK , you think the police should ask nicely and the suspect or criminal will say sure officer I will go with not going assault you knife you ,etc , they don't know how people are going to react and at time force in necessary , police brutality would hitting a criminal or beating a suspect up for no reason literally no cause at all , I guarantee in 99% of circumstances that's not the case you just because you heard , seen one incccident etc doesn't mean you can cloud the whole police with that
@@DC3Refom I know from being an 11yr old put in intensive care from a police truncheon you idiot ive been assaulted many a time by police because i complained about being stalked by pc jen walker I was stalked by this officer I dated for a bit but found out she was an officerso she had to go she used database to stalk me I complained about her and that started a campaign of harassment by police Scotland officers many a threatening phone call and physical assaults by officers in and out of uniform they obviously don't like that I had a complaint upheld against a stalker that should get 7yr jail and my friend was stalked by her pc ex boyfriend to so that's two stalking scumbags who if they were civilian would get 7 yrs jail each but both still working in Scotland my friend was constantly getting her car siezed and harrased by the police for coming forward about her harassment just like they did with me so you can take the" you've obviously got emotional trauma " was it you said I have ? and harking on about me having physiological issues and shove them you complete uttef idiot when you've been attacked and stalked and watched the criminal get away with it only because they wear a uniform not once but twice is beyond a joke idiot but go ahead with calling me emotional unstable with issues etc if that makes you feel big you complete arse/PC more likely
@@0141star Allan what were you doing when you got hospitalised by the police? I'm guessing you were quietly going about your business and a nasty polis decided for no reason to attack you with his baton. Happens all the time......
Ben. I'm going through the IHR appeals process after having been diagnosed with duty related PTSD. Your 'the job that broke me' video was so good in so many ways. There will be so many bobbies going through this process or younger in service that will recognise they need help. You have a natural talent to tell it as it is. I think it would be massively beneficial, if you felt comfortable doing so, to share your experiences of going through the agonising process of recognising you have a problem to going through the ill health retirement process and how it went. I know from personal experience, the hours of counselling and psychiatric assessments and medication tweeks is so hard going. I think if you could share your experience it would help so many bobbies out there either starting out with or going through the process. It may also be beneficial for members of the public to also understand that retiring on the grounds of ill health is not an easy and pleasant process. All the best for what you're doing brother.
Sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately, counselling can sometimes re-traumatise you and you can end up in a vortex going over the incident in your mind to reassure yourself you hadn't missed anything and the 'what if' scenarios. Having strategies to deal with incidents and stress may help you to manage your emotions and a good counsellor should help you with this - to feel the emotions and still be able to move on. It's important to be able to reach out when the time comes. Good luck to you!
I still cannot get over how incredibly brave you are, and what you're doing here on RUclips is amazing. I really hope your channel reaches many people and some respect for what the police have to cope with day to day is restored in our society. You're helping to rebuild the relationship between police officers and the public. ❤️
The relationship between the public and the Police depends solely on mutual trust. Lose that and we are doomed. "Society gets the Police Force it deserves." Sweden's Chief of Police ....in the 1970's.
I could listen to Ben telling his experiences for hours defo a chap id love to share a pint with, keep safe mate some of us do appreciate what you’ve gone through to keep us safe 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm glad I never became a police officer, but that's just me, I couldnt even handle cadets. Some just arent strong enough. it's a job that will leave you with scars thats for sure. Thankyou for your service, you are appreciated.
I’m so glad you’ve decided to do these! As much as I can see how difficult they are to tell at times, I’m really grateful you’re sharing your stories. Massive respect ☺️
Loving the videos Ben. My dad was in the police for 25 year (recently retired), most of it spent as a detective. Some of the stories he's told me over the years is crazy, trying to keep calm whilst interviewing some of the absolute scum of the earth who have done the most barbaric crimes. I always told him to write a book and he always said maybe one day. 😂 Looking forward to all your future videos mate!
It's extraordinary to hear this from such a personal viewpoint, and also terrifying. Thank god for men and women like you Ben who are courageous enough to face evil head on for the safety of the rest of us. So much respect.
I look forward every single week to your next video and every single week I am in awe of what you and your colleagues have to go through. You are such a credit to the uniform and I thank you for your service. Absolutely love your channel Ben.
Ben just watched your other video when you were explaining with great sadness what happened the day you returned to work after your mum passed away, that must have been a horrible time in your life, this story now though just shows the strength of character you have, total respect to you and your colleagues for locking these animals up, hope you are getting stronger every day, keep the videos coming, take care 🙂x
Interesting mate. I go operational for GMP in 3 weeks, can't wait. Thanks for sharing all of these stories. Have you considered doing this to a live crowd after lockdown? Could listen to you for hours haha. Take care Ben
I’ve met a murder my best mates dad was a murder I remember he gave my mate advice after he’d got into a fight, he gave him a pep talk on how to win we were kids it was the most intimidating motivational speech ever
Found this channel recently and I actually love it, I’m 23 and feeling like I’m sat talking to my dad or something listening to life stories. Really enjoying these, thankyou for eveything you have done to keep the public safe in your time in the police. ❤️
Ben, you are a inspiration for other PolIce Officers, and recruits as you tell it how it is. I really enjoy the documentaries that you are doing, I have a few friends who are retired from the job now Total Respect mate
This is an absolutely incredible video Ben. I could never see and do some of the things you've seen. Big respect. Keep it up your an inspiration to many.
Really interesting to listen to these whilst I'm working. Please keep them coming, you're a very good storyteller! Also thanks for the work you've done in the force :)
Ben these story are truly amazing my grandad was a traffic cop in the 1970’s and I wish I’d sat and listened to his stories. They way you tell these story makes me think I’m there!
Love these stories of you been in the police. Keep them coming! I could listen to you all day. Loved watching you on channel 5 on Monday nights. So glad Ive found this channel.
Watched this video after your previous one talking about the feeling of guilt after a pursuit, and this is yet another example of how you doing your job has saved lives, the dangerous drivers kill, the people who have no regard for human life commit crime, and it was your job to stop them in order to keep society safe, thank you for doing so.
Just found your channel by accident after seeing you on the TV. Haven't read a book for years but just ordered yours, thanks for sharing your experiences and your comments on mental health will help more people than you'll ever realise. Thank you.
Finding these so interesting to watch, you're a great story teller and come across really genuine. How are you finding making these videos, has it been quite therapeutic for you? Hope you're doing well anyway :) x
The way you tell these stories is so captivating! (But parts of the second story were downright hilarious 😆 ) I love that you can outline the seriousness of the situation and put it into a relatable and funny way.
This is brilliant this series. I remember not too long ago I was watching you on Police Interceptors but I have to say, it won’t be long before Channel 5 want you to host a show on your own (something exactly like your series on RUclips I mean). Now that’d definitely be worth a watch! Keep doing what you’re doing on RUclips for the time being though because these series are bloody excellent mate 👍
Once again I'm in awe of you and what you've been through. You may be battered and bruised but your here t o tell the tale. I'm really enjoying these blogs and look forward to hearing more.
I love watching your videos as they perfectly document what it was like being an interceptor and give an insight that I never seen before, I give all my respect to you and are thankful for your service and wish you the best in life.
Hi Ben , luckily my driver didn't fail to stop and your book was delivered to me yesterday. Having just finished it I want to wish you well and send a massive "thank you" for all you have done x
Ben.... i came across your channel about 2 weeks ago and recognised you straight away from telly 😊 i love hearing your stories and as soon as i hear you mention you have a book out i jumped straight onto amazon and read it all the day it arrived i couldnt put it down xxx
Very insightful Ben, i applied for the police myself and got accepted but when i went for the interview i had something in my head telling me to not go through with it and i can now see why. Loved all your episodes of police interceptors, it's just a shame they never give you a real idea of what goes on.
Ben just finished your book mate, i just want to say to anybody that is looking at buying this book its not just a book but its a life story with some great reads in there. A lot of people are going through or have been through what this man has been through but are not brave enough to come forward and speak up, please be brave and speak up, have a read through this book because this man has said time and time again he should have got help but left it too late, so read the book and you will see that because he played a character every day at work and seemed normal he was poorly and and should have got help, he pretended every day that he was ok and kept it to him self. Brilliant read (its the only book i have ever read and ever thought worthy of a read).
What a bloke! I would love to take you for a coffee, I have just watched the post you made about PTSD and as an ex Royal Marine I feel every word and I’m proud of you for putting yourself out there to help others. Future legend 👌🏼
Much respect Ben. Those of us who've played for the other team, sort of speak, have a special appreciation for your type of dedication to what they believe in. Although opponents at times, sharing stories with guys living in the same sordid world, understand the terminology, tactics, and each others routines has been a highlight of my freedom days. Hearing your story about what broke you, and the part about trying to become something you're not touched a nerve. That happens on the other side of the fence also. If you don't become someone else to stay alive, you get to fill up a big plastic bag and make room for the next contestant. Wish you the best sir, and hopefully you can achieve enough healing from within to make a difference to you and the family. Pair of 10's
I've watched a lot of your uploads never commented yet, the other day you made me cry, last week i was simply dumbstruck, today I'm glad coppers have that little tell of somat aint right, most of all you have my upmost respect always
During your interview, when the guy got out the car you said it was like Jaws from James Bond, I usually call it the high tower moment, from Police Academy, I automatically look at the knees and shins at that point to see if I can get a few difs in when it kick off. As I was trained no matter how big they are they need stability at the knees, never forgot that especially power and body builders. But with technology now why health and safety in danger when tazers are available ( don't know if you had them available to you then or trained in it. )
Massive respect to you @BenPearson1965 you are worth your weight in gold. I have mental health issues and it affects my daily life. But to think you were still out there as a Police Interceptor with all your colleagues and the shit you have to endure day in day out, i know you're retired now but i honestly think you the Police are to be respected,i was brought up tp respect Police and our children the same. Ben you are a absolute hero of mine, take care 🙏 ❤️ Mandy x
Just literally stumbled on your channel Ben. Your stories are phenomenal and really show the human side of policing and what you face on a daily basis. What makes they really stand out for me is living on your old patch and knowing the areas and streets you mention. Thank you for sharing, can’t be easy with some of the stories you tell. Have to say though your Daz statement had me doubled over 😂
Result. I'm thinking that rucksack of yours that's full on all those bad experiences is far out weighed by another that is full of the ones where you have helped people and the lives you've saved. well done.
A few years ago the police set up an undercover watch in my office on a property opposite operated by yardies. They had murder in their eyes. I will never forget it and I cannot explain it.
Loving the videos and the stories you are giving us an insight into. And personally thank you for your service - it means a lot to me as I am currently within the college of policing for the Metropolitan Police in London! Stay well
Face to face with a Murderer... this one was scary! If you have any questions for me then let me know below.
Thanks again to Josh & Team for the production: ruclips.net/user/joshgudgeon
My book "Handcuffed Emotions: A Police Interceptor's Drive Into Darkness" available now: amzn.to/3vGZvis
Just wanna say thanks for you and all are police for doing a great job
I do, lol the man in the dressing gown you know what i mean, do you have any other situations like that you will be covering on the channel lol (read your book btw) brilliant.
Can't wait to get your book. It's just cleared customs here in the US. I should have it next week.
@@01cthompson its a interesting insight i won't say more than that except enjoy the book i did.
Have you ever pressed that red button?
These videos will massively improve police and public relations. Some people never think about the fact the police are human. The videos are really powerful ben and I hope they are helping you cope. All the best.
That’s a great comment.
@@serenityinside1 thanks
Thank you xxx
I agree with@@serenityinside1 Great comment pal!
@@tomgough92 thanks.
Ben, there are literally, entire communities of people that have absolutely no idea who what or where you ever were. but without a doubt they ALL benefited from you being willing to put on that uniform and go out onto their streets. You sir, are a true credit to the uniform, the force.
so glad youve started making this a series
Me too ☺️
Ben, hearing your stories really hit home as I’m still a serving officer. I thank you for your service brother because that’s what you are, still my brother in blue even when retired. The job we do not many will understand nor know the mental strain. But you are strong and I respect you immensely. So thank you again.
I could sit all day and listen to every word this man says when he is telling the story, It's got me hooked as love watching all the cop programs and more with the Traffic lads and gals, Total respect to you Ben and all the Officers doing the job now as they are the best of the best. Wishing you well pal.
You're spot on. There's something engrossing about the way he tells the stories. No background music, no fancy editing, just a person recounting his experiences.
I really like that closing comment " Im proud of who I am, Im proud of what I do"
Thank you for sharing. I worked in The Special Victims Unit for many years. There are still times I close my eyes and still see the faces of the victims of some of the most horrific crimes. I have truly seen the worst of humans and the best of humans. There are those days I am haunted by what humans are capable of doing to others.
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Ben as a mixed race lad from west yorkshire, ive got to say youve opened my eyes more on what the polics have to deal with.
Why do you have to specify your colour? Your adding to the problem by doing so
@@Sudstah Don't be so naïve! Racism exists is most large organisations and has been shown to be systemic. While this is more noticeable in the US, the British police force is not exempt! The chances of being stopped and arrested is higher for black people than for white ones and disproportionate to the general population. That's something you can look up (and look up 'systemic' while you're there!).
@@Sudstah why do you have a issue with it. Im proud to be mixed race as i do feel like i see both sides to some extent. Plus i got told by a west yorkshire policeman not to join as its rife with corruption. I had to say it to show i apreciate a good policeman but never had any empathy for them until watching this. And as a mixed race guy who did his fair share of shit, i just wanted him to know it aint all in vain. Sterotypes are evil tbh and human error is real, police are humans but the laws and government dont have a clue......
@@Sudstah because people of mixed race backgrounds have had a difficult two way relationship with the cops over the years so he wants ben to see that as a mixed race bloke he sees that Ben and other cops actually have a hard job to do.
@@godsson7787 It's not that I have an issue with it im mixed race as well, my point is people need to stop defining by colour because to me its a way of them saying they are different from us when we are all the same, and I am fully aware people see you as different whether its racism or just what I call sub prejudice from personal experience, people just need to modernize in this increasingly globalized multi ethnic age.
I applied to be a Police officer in 1997 for West Yorkshire Police, and for some reason I stopped filling in the application form, listening to this I now know why. I truly respect you mate...I really do.
Best thing you could have ever done why make a living abusing civilians they stalk their ex partners and their bosses cover it up my friend suffered at her exes hands the pc stalker bosses assured her her that pc ex who was attacking her pals at her door and pulling them over constantly for searches would be out a job (for stalking with proof) inside of two yrs don't go to the hassle of a criminal proceedings dear you've had enough stress kinda thing.. he's still in uniform he never was sacked and my friend oh she got her car sized 3x under false pretences proved she did indeed have tax and insurance police Scotland refused her her fines and impounding fees being refunded they actively went after a single mother who was sexually assaulted and stalked for coming fwd now she's got creep a few pc's creepshotting her at the gym talking about her in chat group's in WhatsApp whilst constantly approaching her how you doing sry about my colleague let's get dinner sometime they have a history of approaching women in vuberable situations and using their jobs to stalk including getting caught on tape recordings and mobile video coming on to my friends teenage daughters whilst in his own home no action was taken about officers creepy behaviour other than they stopped visiting .they're out control their bosses cover their stalking I know my ex stalked me used database to do so she's in Shetland working as a pc still!! Even after being in papers for lying in court and multiple criminal offences don't they drug test these cokeheads steroid abuser pcs anymore
I have a lot of empathy for your friends situation.It is like any job, you are going to get the odd nutcase. Just don’t tar everyone with the same brush. In large corporations there will be people willing to help the nutcase until their lies start to be questioned. Th y then leave said person high & dry.
@@0141star you need to your head sorted out , obviously you have some serious emotional, physiological issues you make it seem like there's is alot police brutality in the UK , you think the police should ask nicely and the suspect or criminal will say sure officer I will go with not going assault you knife you ,etc , they don't know how people are going to react and at time force in necessary , police brutality would hitting a criminal or beating a suspect up for no reason literally no cause at all , I guarantee in 99% of circumstances that's not the case you just because you heard , seen one incccident etc doesn't mean you can cloud the whole police with that
@@DC3Refom I know from being an 11yr old put in intensive care from a police truncheon you idiot ive been assaulted many a time by police because i complained about being stalked by pc jen walker I was stalked by this officer I dated for a bit but found out she was an officerso she had to go she used database to stalk me I complained about her and that started a campaign of harassment by police Scotland officers many a threatening phone call and physical assaults by officers in and out of uniform they obviously don't like that I had a complaint upheld against a stalker that should get 7yr jail and my friend was stalked by her pc ex boyfriend to so that's two stalking scumbags who if they were civilian would get 7 yrs jail each but both still working in Scotland my friend was constantly getting her car siezed and harrased by the police for coming forward about her harassment just like they did with me so you can take the" you've obviously got emotional trauma " was it you said I have ? and harking on about me having physiological issues and shove them you complete uttef idiot when you've been attacked and stalked and watched the criminal get away with it only because they wear a uniform not once but twice is beyond a joke idiot but go ahead with calling me emotional unstable with issues etc if that makes you feel big you complete arse/PC more likely
@@0141star Allan what were you doing when you got hospitalised by the police? I'm guessing you were quietly going about your business and a nasty polis decided for no reason to attack you with his baton. Happens all the time......
Ben. I'm going through the IHR appeals process after having been diagnosed with duty related PTSD. Your 'the job that broke me' video was so good in so many ways. There will be so many bobbies going through this process or younger in service that will recognise they need help. You have a natural talent to tell it as it is. I think it would be massively beneficial, if you felt comfortable doing so, to share your experiences of going through the agonising process of recognising you have a problem to going through the ill health retirement process and how it went. I know from personal experience, the hours of counselling and psychiatric assessments and medication tweeks is so hard going. I think if you could share your experience it would help so many bobbies out there either starting out with or going through the process. It may also be beneficial for members of the public to also understand that retiring on the grounds of ill health is not an easy and pleasant process. All the best for what you're doing brother.
Sorry to hear about your situation. Unfortunately, counselling can sometimes re-traumatise you and you can end up in a vortex going over the incident in your mind to reassure yourself you hadn't missed anything and the 'what if' scenarios. Having strategies to deal with incidents and stress may help you to manage your emotions and a good counsellor should help you with this - to feel the emotions and still be able to move on. It's important to be able to reach out when the time comes. Good luck to you!
I still cannot get over how incredibly brave you are, and what you're doing here on RUclips is amazing. I really hope your channel reaches many people and some respect for what the police have to cope with day to day is restored in our society. You're helping to rebuild the relationship between police officers and the public. ❤️
The relationship between the public and the Police depends solely on mutual trust. Lose that and we are doomed.
"Society gets the Police Force it deserves." Sweden's Chief of Police ....in the 1970's.
I could listen to Ben telling his experiences for hours defo a chap id love to share a pint with, keep safe mate some of us do appreciate what you’ve gone through to keep us safe 👍🏻👍🏻
I'm glad I never became a police officer, but that's just me, I couldnt even handle cadets. Some just arent strong enough. it's a job that will leave you with scars thats for sure. Thankyou for your service, you are appreciated.
Acting on instinct saved at the very least a girl and her families lives from been destroyed that night. A million thankyou's would never be enough
I’m so glad you’ve decided to do these! As much as I can see how difficult they are to tell at times, I’m really grateful you’re sharing your stories. Massive respect ☺️
Big respect to you mate there's not many people that could do all of the things you describe on this channel. Keep up the great work.
Loving the videos Ben. My dad was in the police for 25 year (recently retired), most of it spent as a detective. Some of the stories he's told me over the years is crazy, trying to keep calm whilst interviewing some of the absolute scum of the earth who have done the most barbaric crimes. I always told him to write a book and he always said maybe one day. 😂
Looking forward to all your future videos mate!
So much respect for you Ben. You did an amazing job in the Police, and you’re doing an amazing job highlighting that it’s ok not to be ok xxx
It's extraordinary to hear this from such a personal viewpoint, and also terrifying. Thank god for men and women like you Ben who are courageous enough to face evil head on for the safety of the rest of us. So much respect.
I look forward every single week to your next video and every single week I am in awe of what you and your colleagues have to go through. You are such a credit to the uniform and I thank you for your service. Absolutely love your channel Ben.
Ben just watched your other video when you were explaining with great sadness what happened the day you returned to work after your mum passed away, that must have been a horrible time in your life, this story now though just shows the strength of character you have, total respect to you and your colleagues for locking these animals up, hope you are getting stronger every day, keep the videos coming, take care 🙂x
Interesting mate. I go operational for GMP in 3 weeks, can't wait. Thanks for sharing all of these stories.
Have you considered doing this to a live crowd after lockdown? Could listen to you for hours haha. Take care Ben
Ben you’re the only guy I remember the name of in police interceptors lol.
You’re an inspiration and a half
Ahhh how could you forget nick priestley 😂😂 absolute legend
@@Anon-mx7db how could I forget nick priestly 😆
What about Chris Spener Spencer
What about conrad
@@afriendlycadian9857 unyen
I’ve met a murder my best mates dad was a murder I remember he gave my mate advice after he’d got into a fight, he gave him a pep talk on how to win we were kids it was the most intimidating motivational speech ever
Found this channel recently and I actually love it, I’m 23 and feeling like I’m sat talking to my dad or something listening to life stories. Really enjoying these, thankyou for eveything you have done to keep the public safe in your time in the police. ❤️
Bless you Ben, I hope you sleep well after all the things you've been though, much respect for you and all the other officers. Stay safe.
His attitude and way of telling a story like Karl Pillkinton just says it as it is.
He looks like him a little bit aswell 🤣
Ben, you are a inspiration for other PolIce Officers, and recruits as you tell it how it is. I really enjoy the documentaries that you are doing, I have a few friends who are retired from the job now Total Respect mate
This is an absolutely incredible video Ben. I could never see and do some of the things you've seen. Big respect. Keep it up your an inspiration to many.
Really interesting to listen to these whilst I'm working. Please keep them coming, you're a very good storyteller! Also thanks for the work you've done in the force :)
So much respect for anyone putting monsters like that behind bars so they can’t ruin or end anymore lives.
I'm proud of you for getting these prolific groomers off the street. Our girls need protecting and politicians seem to just make it worse.
Honest and straight forward as always. Respect.
Your attitude is amazing after all you are going through. I love the book, and feel your pain. I did laugh at the being “pulled off in a field”
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Really enjoying this mate, I hope it's helping with the PTSD,. You have a way with words that I'm really enjoying and I'm in the story every time.
What you have seen and dealt with in your time as a police officer is just jaw dropping could listen to you all day.
I've got so much respect and admiration for you! Can't wait to hear more 😊
Thank you xxx
Ben these story are truly amazing my grandad was a traffic cop in the 1970’s and I wish I’d sat and listened to his stories. They way you tell these story makes me think I’m there!
Love these stories of you been in the police. Keep them coming! I could listen to you all day. Loved watching you on channel 5 on Monday nights. So glad Ive found this channel.
I love listening to these stories Ben, and I've just bought your book on Amazon! Looking forward to reading more :-) Thankyou for your videos!
Thank you xx
Watched this video after your previous one talking about the feeling of guilt after a pursuit, and this is yet another example of how you doing your job has saved lives, the dangerous drivers kill, the people who have no regard for human life commit crime, and it was your job to stop them in order to keep society safe, thank you for doing so.
So much respect to you Ben and all the brave men and women who put their lives on the line every day protecting us. God bless you all Sir x
Just found your channel by accident after seeing you on the TV. Haven't read a book for years but just ordered yours, thanks for sharing your experiences and your comments on mental health will help more people than you'll ever realise. Thank you.
The things our police officers have to face is amazing. I really like your videos.
Thank you for your service man!
Respect for you Ben ...I watched all Police interceptors...hope you are ok now.
Finding these so interesting to watch, you're a great story teller and come across really genuine. How are you finding making these videos, has it been quite therapeutic for you? Hope you're doing well anyway :) x
The way you tell these stories is so captivating! (But parts of the second story were downright hilarious 😆 ) I love that you can outline the seriousness of the situation and put it into a relatable and funny way.
I’m loving this guy he’s so honest you know what most of us hate the fkn police but when you hear his story you have a different opinion of them
Wow!! Love this! Great video mate, keep them coming
“If you ever kill someone do this…” then starts to tell you how to do it and get away, he’s a retired officer too🤣
It was sarcasm, forensics will pick up blood via luminol regardless
Another great video (although obviously not the circumstances!!). Thank you for getting these stories out there. And thank you for your service.
This is brilliant this series. I remember not too long ago I was watching you on Police Interceptors but I have to say, it won’t be long before Channel 5 want you to host a show on your own (something exactly like your series on RUclips I mean). Now that’d definitely be worth a watch!
Keep doing what you’re doing on RUclips for the time being though because these series are bloody excellent mate 👍
Must be one of the finest blue lamp swingers around. Enjoying these Ben.
Another fascinating snippet from your life. Thank you for sharing who you are and where you've been.
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*Ben, you were a breath of fresh air on Interceptors and the same breath of fresh air off*
I love your honesty. Can’t stop watching. Not a massive fan of the police but you are/were a credit
Knowing that you made a difference helped you sleep at night, knowing there are people like you out there helps me sleep at night.
This is really fantastic, the real stories, and saying it how it is
We're proud of what you did too.
Thank you
Mate these videos are brilliant, it’s mad to think of the shot that could’ve happened to people had you not stopped things, well done mate 👏
Once again I'm in awe of you and what you've been through. You may be battered and bruised but your here t o tell the tale. I'm really enjoying these blogs and look forward to hearing more.
Thank you xx
This is fascinating, absolutely loving it, watched all your videos so far, keep going!
I love watching your videos as they perfectly document what it was like being an interceptor and give an insight that I never seen before, I give all my respect to you and are thankful for your service and wish you the best in life.
Wow what a legend! If all police were like him the world would be a better place!
I could listen to your stories all day really enjoying this series , will your book be available on audible?
Hi Ben , luckily my driver didn't fail to stop and your book was delivered to me yesterday. Having just finished it I want to wish you well and send a massive "thank you" for all you have done x
Ben.... i came across your channel about 2 weeks ago and recognised you straight away from telly 😊 i love hearing your stories and as soon as i hear you mention you have a book out i jumped straight onto amazon and read it all the day it arrived i couldnt put it down xxx
Ben, I'm just another faceless man in the street. But I thank you and your colleagues for your service.
Was this on a Police Interceptors episode? If so, which episode was it? You're a great interceptor, Ben!
This is obviously not a police interceptors episode if he’s swearing, this is his own interview lol
@dannyx27 I was just going to say the same.
@dannyx27 still you can tell it’s not because interceptors never really show that kind of stuff
@@_SP33D mate just be quiet 😂
@@_SP33D have a day off pal
Very insightful Ben, i applied for the police myself and got accepted but when i went for the interview i had something in my head telling me to not go through with it and i can now see why. Loved all your episodes of police interceptors, it's just a shame they never give you a real idea of what goes on.
Ben just finished your book mate, i just want to say to anybody that is looking at buying this book its not just a book but its a life story with some great reads in there. A lot of people are going through or have been through what this man has been through but are not brave enough to come forward and speak up, please be brave and speak up, have a read through this book because this man has said time and time again he should have got help but left it too late, so read the book and you will see that because he played a character every day at work and seemed normal he was poorly and and should have got help, he pretended every day that he was ok and kept it to him self. Brilliant read (its the only book i have ever read and ever thought worthy of a read).
Only book you've ever read?
@@tomwithey711 yes (willingly)
What a bloke! I would love to take you for a coffee, I have just watched the post you made about PTSD and as an ex Royal Marine I feel every word and I’m proud of you for putting yourself out there to help others. Future legend 👌🏼
Really enjoying this series Ben. Top job lad!
Much respect Ben. Those of us who've played for the other team, sort of speak, have a special appreciation for your type of dedication to what they believe in. Although opponents at times, sharing stories with guys living in the same sordid world, understand the terminology, tactics, and each others routines has been a highlight of my freedom days. Hearing your story about what broke you, and the part about trying to become something you're not touched a nerve. That happens on the other side of the fence also. If you don't become someone else to stay alive, you get to fill up a big plastic bag and make room for the next contestant. Wish you the best sir, and hopefully you can achieve enough healing from within to make a difference to you and the family. Pair of 10's
Thank you xxxxx
I've watched a lot of your uploads never commented yet, the other day you made me cry, last week i was simply dumbstruck, today I'm glad coppers have that little tell of somat aint right, most of all you have my upmost respect always
The videos are great and imagine it helps to be able to talk you should be very proud of your achievements over you career
Dealing with the worst part of society day in day out must really change your perception of society!
Fascinating stuff, can't wait to hear more, cheers
2:24 Thanks Ben, I'll note that one down.
During your interview, when the guy got out the car you said it was like Jaws from James Bond, I usually call it the high tower moment, from Police Academy, I automatically look at the knees and shins at that point to see if I can get a few difs in when it kick off. As I was trained no matter how big they are they need stability at the knees, never forgot that especially power and body builders. But with technology now why health and safety in danger when tazers are available ( don't know if you had them available to you then or trained in it. )
I watch you ont interceptors 👍❤ can't believe you have your own channel! Subbed and binge watching the lot!
Love this, I love police interceptors, you and Harry Jeffrey are my favourites
Massive respect to you @BenPearson1965 you are worth your weight in gold. I have mental health issues and it affects my daily life. But to think you were still out there as a Police Interceptor with all your colleagues and the shit you have to endure day in day out, i know you're retired now but i honestly think you the Police are to be respected,i was brought up tp respect Police and our children the same. Ben you are a absolute hero of mine, take care 🙏 ❤️ Mandy x
very interesting videos ben. Definitely giving people a new found respect for the police.
Keep them coming 👌
I forgot to say i read your book, it's amazing what you must carry in your backpack Ben. I do hope you can look back with also a lot of proud!!
Janny
I’m early, keep em coming Ben!
Just literally stumbled on your channel Ben. Your stories are phenomenal and really show the human side of policing and what you face on a daily basis. What makes they really stand out for me is living on your old patch and knowing the areas and streets you mention. Thank you for sharing, can’t be easy with some of the stories you tell. Have to say though your Daz statement had me doubled over 😂
Fantastic story. Thanks for your service. True hero.
Result. I'm thinking that rucksack of yours that's full on all those bad experiences is far out weighed by another that is full of the ones where you have helped people and the lives you've saved. well done.
Really enjoying your stories, when you run out maybe you can get few other ex police on to tell theirs, help keep the channel going
I loved the series and I instantly click on these videos. You’re brilliant
Just found your channel on my recommendations, definitely subscribed
I want to join the police when I’m older. You have inspired me to do it even more then I wanted to. Thank you for everything you have done ❤️
I once had to run from 2 blokes with nothing in their eyes, enjoying your videos Ben, thanks for helping to keep people safe.
A few years ago the police set up an undercover watch in my office on a property opposite operated by yardies. They had murder in their eyes. I will never forget it and I cannot explain it.
Loving the videos and the stories you are giving us an insight into. And personally thank you for your service - it means a lot to me as I am currently within the college of policing for the Metropolitan Police in London! Stay well
i think your a sorted bloke. your mates and family should be extreamly proud of you. a very very thin blue line.