Police - A pair of Loch Doon bananas
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- The police in the UK seem to think they can do whatever they like, using lies or blatant incompetence, without repercussions. Here's an example of a pair of Loch doon bananas. The police visit me to try to illicit an incriminating statement from me and want me to admit to some suspicion they have about something or other. They actually threaten to arrest me!
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Not the first time we see an incompetent officer passing on his incompetence to a probationer who will also become incompetent .
That’s why the entire force is as bad as it is
Monkey see; Monkey do. 😂
Yet again, we see the incompetence of more armchair 'experts'. A police officer is not expected to know every criminal law/statute off by heart. That's the job of lawyers, who spend many years studying law just to qualify, and then they usually charge lots of money for applying that knowledge. But even they can't know every aspect of criminal law. They have libraries full of law books to consult. Of course, I'm sure you know EVERYTHING about the law... don't you?
@@another3997 If an officer intends to arrest or enforce a law of course he needs to be competent in law that's his job , police cannot know everything but the basics are in PACE which they have access to at any time . As an armchair expert I am deeply concerned about anybody who cannot do their job properly .
@@another3997 an officer is not lawfully permitted to lie to a member of the public for gain, trying to gain details by lying is unlawful
Can you imagine vulnerable people unawares of their rights or legislation having to deal with the police...
I'm sure it happens on a regular basis. And we are discovering more each day about just how criminal the police are.
@@Autisticwanderer I'm sure they thought I was just a silly old duffer they could bully.
Krankie's coppers, as incompetent as she is.
There's only one problem with your line of reasoning. Police officers are NOT lawyers, they are only trained in the basics of the legal system. That's why the police (and you) have access to qualified lawyers, who ARE trained in law. But even they have to look things up in most cases, because no person can know every law in the UK. But I guess you never make mistakes? If an officer arrests you for a specific offence, but quotes the wrong statute, it does not invalidate the arrest, as long as the offence you're being arrested for is an arrestable one.
So you're a qualified lawyer, with expertise in every aspect of criminal law in the UK and Scotland who can reel off every statute without recourse to any legal texts? I don't think you are or that you can. That's the problem with all you armchair 'experts', you think you know what your rights are, but you only small bits, and don't know how it actually applies.
That barrel has well and truly been scraped, the standard of policing has sunk to the lowest depths, God help us all.
I fear that this example is not the worst :(
Ever considered helping the police ?.....oh no we can't have that can we.
@@habu179 get back to work, constable.
@@johnseabrook1703 Poor devil
Believe me, it will only get worse. The standard of policing has never been lower....until next month.
Looks like the instructor was teaching the young lass from the "fake it till you make it" section of the criminal code
That’s in the training manual 😉
Section 2, Paragraph 12 of the Bullshit and Fairy Tales Act 1827
Watching from Australia...my take on this is that throughout western countries there is a growing move to intimidate & rely on the general lack of knowledge people have about arrest powers etc. This was seen multiple times over during pandemic 'stay at home' orders here.
I agree. The police are so arrogant here because they are pretty untouchable. The courts always back them
Don't get the wrong idea Zann......with the lower educated in the UK they have come to hate the police usually through disenfranchisement. You will see plenty of this anti-police sentiment on RUclips and yes some...SOME....police will have a power trip etc but in the main it's just borderline law breakers that dislike the police because they interrupt their lifestyle.
There might be as you say a growing move to intimidate (bully), but there should be a growing awareness to now obstruct these fools legally. Gees I hope so anyway.
That's how you power trip in a democracy, else where its less subtle
This is because the device that tells them what to do is loosing its grip on reality and so it's slaves are responding accordingly haah!
That’s hilarious 🤣 surely the cop must have realised what he was quoting was wrong when he said the word ‘licensing’ 🤣
He thought I must need a licence for a drone…
He was just copwaffling hoping his BS would baffle!
@@WindsweptRobert Yep. Operating upon false assumptions and random invented nonsense - as usual. Disgusting evidence of corruption and incompetence. Vermin and filth.
Coppers actually googling the law. God help us!
Almost as bad as doctors googling symptoms... Yeah, happens a lot.
if the cop tell me they arrest me if i dont ID then i tell them im calling my lawyer & case worker now cuz u fools just threaten my life with an arrest & etc with no warrant & etc......
anything u say or do next be use in court since im disable person that a felony crime want end ur career as a cop ok
Exactly,proper incompetent 😂😂😂😂
Are you really sure they can manage that?
As much as I’m on this guy’s side vs the police do you really expect the police to know the entire law?
If they knew the law inside and out they’d be lawyers not cops.
They wouldn’t have spent this much time if your house had been burgled.
I know 😞
@@WindsweptRobert they wouldnt have turned up in england
It's not just in Scotland that the public have lost faith in the police.
It's police all over the world that have lost any respect they once had.
@@WindsweptRobert Sadly all too true.
Until your house gets burgled or your car gets stolen. Different story then ay? @@chrislongstay
Haven't you heard the news. The police no longer turn up if you've been burgled or had your car stolen. They just ring you and give you a crime number for the insurance company.@@2AdAlchemy
How are they employed. I remember you had to some sort of legal experience?
To be fair to them they have exactly the right level of intellect to go far in their chosen career.
Sadly, that’s probably true 😞
I had half a mind to be a copper, and found that is enough.
I'd say it may even over-qualify you, Brendon!
lmao @ had half a
If one wants to be a cop you should not under any circumstances be allowed to be.
Good one. 😂
The problem is when you have a government who are only interested in increasing police numbers in order to score cheap political points, you end up with poorly trained officers who have no business being in that profession.
Agreed
Don't forget any 'box ticking' to flavour the mix.
And this leads to the good guys & gals leaving the force.
THE STASI =STATE POLICE WASTING THEIR TIME AGAIN!
I've always said there's no point getting an extra 20K police officers if they're all going to be ignorant boobs.
No faith whatsoever in these pond life. Well done.
Me neither, Roland. Thanks:)
Please don't insult pond life
There is no ending to their incompetence.
It's almost unbelievable
Exactly the same over the border, no Police force of any substance anywhere 🤬
quite correct :)
Well done, Robert. You have actually found officers who can rival those in Northumbria Police Force (Farce) for incompetence
It’s polis all over these days. They know there’s no accountability, so they just do whatever they want without fear of repercussions.
lmao @ police farce
The MET beat them all on all counts , even though they are under ‘ Special Measures ‘
@@A2Z1Two3 You may well be right on that. But take London out of the equation and Northumbria Police Force (Farce) are probably the "Top Boys" for all the wrong reasons
@@A2Z1Two3darn you!!!!!!!!! You beat me to it! They are total amateurs by Mer standards. They had none of the LGBTQ+ pantomime costumes/car decorations
it's a disgrace they think they can act like this, (and probably get away with it most of the time). big up to anyone who doesnt stand for it.
They’ve been getting away with it for far too long!
thanks for the update, about 30 years ago, I did something like this to a police officer (proved them wrong). All I can say is after that I can't remember the number of times I got stopped and questioned about anything!! wish there had been youtube back then. ATB
Thankfully these days, we have devices galore that can make those people accountable. RECORD EVERYTHING!
Please explain the fiscal thing in a future video please
If you're getting pulled whilst driving a lot, have a lookalikee( legally ) drive your car. And when the wrongun gets stopped on a regular basis, it'll drive the police nuts.
@@ianhill4585 Well done Einstein......we all have the time and resources to do that !
@@jimosullivan1389 You're welcome, I'm always here to help.
Easy for you to get a lookalikee, so many more arseholes in the world, you'll have a choice to select from.
This is very strange. Over 20 years ago I asked a policement ( Southampton ) about someone who parked in my parking space and he told me the exact limits of the law and how he had no powers to do anything about it. He was very sympathetic but I was left knowing exactly what my options were. When I see this video it makes me wonder if the police are now having trouble distinguishing between actions, intentions and thoughts and if this is something that has grown out of this weird social media culture.
They are a law unto themselves!
They are born to Social rejects in the first place.
I suspect that the regulations on drone operation are so far outside their areas of expertise that they're assuming it's like a car or a manned aircraft. And it would be interesting to see where they got the 500m distance from.
@@rcrawford42 what I always find odd with the police in these situations is that they never bother to do a little research. In my job if I am unsure of the specifics of something I look it up. In this case when the call came in a quick google would of told them that whoever report this matter was wrong and they could of just carried on catching speeding motorist instead
Nice to see Police Scotland operate to similar standards when it comes to knowing what they are doing as they do here. Anyway, how's the pub going 🤣🤣
pub?
@@WindsweptRobert re the policeman's daft licensing question
Lol ahh, right… I’m still a bit stunned that he was the training officer for the female and made such a schoolboy error.
Hey Robert. Another great video pal! 😂
As an ex-Police Officer myself, I find all these 'incidents' if you can actually call them that!!....... an absolute waste of Tax payers money and a holy embarrassment to the boys ( & girls) in blue! They need to start telling these people who come up making these coomplaints, to go away and stop wasting their time! Sure... if they see something serious... ( flying near an airport, causing danger, potential risk etc... then yes.. Im all for it.) but just because someone is an Anti-Drone Moaner.... they have to waste time looking into it... and worse of all, to be recorded making a total ass of themselves in doing so!! ( I have no sympathy for these two I have to say!) I'm sure the lads at the local nick will have a laugh when they see your video! 🤣
Keep up the great work Robert!!
Thanks, Tom. I’m not one of these auditor types who go out on purpose to film the police. They came to my door and really upset my wife, and that’s probably why I have created 2 videos on the subject. If they leave me alone from now on, I’ll leave them alone. But if they come back, they’ll be recorded and if their attitude stinks, I’ll show that. If their attitude is good, I’ll show that.
When I went through training in the 70s, we had to sit, (and pass lols) what were known as K and R exams. Knowledge and Reasoning. The question would be, typically, 'you are on or off duty, in or out of uniform, at a location, at a time of day, when something occurs. The answer, in essay format, you had to list any actions required or offences observed, then name the act and section which gave you the power to carry out your intentions pertaining to that scenario. In those days, we considered knowledge was an essential to power.
Proxy Bullying is what it is, and it's rife, some anonymous with a grievance, usually facile and uninformed, drags the police it to enforce their grievance, with zero inspection of evidence or proof, and never a consequence to the bully.
@@MStanleyRoss The real problem is there is to many bad laws that are to complex.
But more like a lack of 'reasoning' in this case.
Well done sir !. I admire your legal stance and knowledge against this so called 'po' lice force.
Thanks, Thomas. I know a lot more now than I did when they came to my door. See my livestream from Sunday Oct 30th, where I go into some detail and show the sections of the law that pertain to this 'incident' ruclips.net/video/3gHIUFlMJNU/видео.html
Yeah the policy officers! ;)
Incompetent or lies, the two things that a police officer is good for.
Good for nothin’!
Every type of criminal that exists today can be found in our wonderful police force. In the past I have been a victim of their vile practices from false imprisonment to assault. I have been forced to sign a statement saying I have been well treated whilst in custody. I have been stripped and humiliated by 2 WPS who looked like male wrestlers. I have no criminal record and my only sin was to stand my ground against these vile scum. Why would anyone want to be a policeman ? Answer is probably because either they were bullied at school or, more likely, they were the bullies and the police force gives them the ideal chance to carry on these practices. Keep up the good work Robert and thanks for this video.
I worked with the police many years ago and on a few social nights out, I asked many why they wanted to be police. You'd be surprised, but not shocked, at the answers almost every one gave me.
The drone phenomenon is relatively recent and I do not think coppers particularly enjoy having to knock on someone's door about an alleged drone infraction. I believe, Robert, that you have Lassie and Caledonian which are both under 250g. We, drone pilots, know that the Mini 2 and the Mini 3 are low risk drones that can be flown almost anywhere as long as safety regulations are respected, e.g. do not fly your drone near airports, over crowds or busy roads, or again close to somebody's windows, be in control of your drone, etc. The fact that these 2 coppers did not ask you what type of drone you allegedly flew on that particular occasion is in my view significant. It highlights the suspicion that the police authorities have not bothered training their officers to deal effectively and sensibly with drones related issues and are sending them to investigate complaints without being fully equipped with the knowledge of the existing legislation. So the responsibility for their obvious incompetence in such situations lies directly with the upper echelons of the police authorities, and the idiot(s) who reported you.
I agree Jeanluc. However, I can feel no sympathy for the constable who is sent out, without a proper understanding of the drone regs (and it would appear, the Acts of Law), and try to bully, intimidate and lie.
Amazing! Police incompetence is a universal phenomenon it seems! Well handled!👍🏽👌🏽🙏🏽
They’re not getting any better!
But.. but. It wasn't well handled. He submitted to them.
In Shetland they are notorious for stopping single drivers at night and accusing them of breaking the speed limit whether or not they are. They become aggressive even racist to try and get a reaction that they can use against the person. Threats of being taken to the station are couched as if the person is going to be arrested and interrogated under caution even although they have done nothing. The worst case I know personally of is a nurse going home from work in the dark having an unmarked car with two people in it driving dangerously up her back. She feared for her life and speeded up to get away from them but to no avail. After a certain distance they pulled her over and booked her for speeding. She was so traumatized by the whole thing she just paid the fine and got penalty points and wanted nothing more to do with it. Sad to say this is not the only case that is known about up here but it always involves lone drivers and usually lone women.
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They are a law unto themselves.
Shetland hasn't got many inhabitants so they have to pretend to have a proper job now and again.
They remind me of playing cops and robbers as a kid. Except me and my mates weren't as ridiculous.
I’ll be your game was based on reality. These cops are making it up as the go.
They like to say "yourself" and "myself" instead of "you" and "me" - they think it makes them sound official and scary.
They hated the fact you are clearly more articulate than them and put them in their place.
The problem is that everyone is smarter and more articulate than the police, but the police can still swagger about knowing that they can intimidate almost everyone with threats of arrest and jail.
@@WindsweptRobert precisely. I have lost all respect for the police, honestly. Thank you for exposing them.
@@solitudeguard5688 likewise , they don't deserve our respect anymore , they are not there for us anymore unless it's to be preyed upon
Licencing? You're a Drone Pilot, not a bloody pub landlord!!!
Well said! :)
If these muppets are going to be quoting a law they should know it word for word
This is what happens when you let any anyone become a policeman.
Not only 'anyone', but completely the WRONG ones! :)
I wonder if maybe those who like uniforms might not be the sharpest tools in the box
He’s not proud of his uniform. It was ‘hingin aff him’
Yep! That’s about par for the course now. Bully, intimidate, obfuscate and threaten.
Reprehensible conduct
Coppers often jump in with two feet rather than a conciliatory approach
They just don't seem to care about right and wrong. They just want an arrest and a conviction.
"Hey Google." (Bing bing) "Should I arrest this man?"
Computer says… no
They reminded me of the Chuckle Brothers "To You To Me, To Me To You" 🤣. Robert were living in a crazy world.
It's a crazy world where police feel they can toddle onto someone's private property and threaten to arrest them because someone made a spurious allegation.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I've seen puppies with more authority than that female cop.
She's young. Hopefully she'll wake up soon and realise that being a cop is not an honourable post.
Hi Robert, thanks for sharing! Fun, entertaining, and enlightening. You have a perfect balance on your channel and have a clear understanding of what all of this RUclips nonsense is all about. I only started watching RUclips to learn about my mini 2, and you and maybe two other channels are all I continue to spend any time with. It sure is a different world than when you and I grew up!
I never thought at the age of 60 I’d be ‘a RUclipsr’ lol! I have no idea how this thing works to be honest, Scott. Some of my fav videos don’t get views, while some of my others do well. It seems completely random to me, despite what the YT gurus say!
@@WindsweptRobert Carry on like this and you'll have massive 'following' . Nice nuance and cheery disposition in an intimidating scenario. Informative for us all and entertaining to boot ! Good on ya pal 👍 thanks
@@briangeorge5935 Thanks very much, Brian! :)
I’m actually embarrassed for those cops.
You’re either not doing your job right, not understanding your powers of arrest, not knowledgable on the laws your sworn to uphold, or you’re just making sh1te up as you go along.
The dangerous thing though, is that they’ll use their authority to question, detain or arrest somebody unlawfully. This means an innocent party is unlawfully arrested, or a guilty party arrested under the wrong act and goes free on a technicality.
Shockingly poor policing.
They do this every day and 90% of the time they get away with it.
@@WindsweptRobert Aye, remember those days when your parents would say trust a policeman, or a priest?
Not a bl00dy chance these days!
I dont know whats worse, that they dont know the law and your rights, or that they dont care to know them.
I think there is a growing number of people taking responsibility to educate themselves and stand up to authority.
Then and only then will it (authority) be exposed as the most ridiculous superstition know to humankind
I cannot disagree, Daisy
That assumes people are intelligent and are willing to read laws so they can be armed when Plod comes knocking.
Face it, most people aren't that bright and they won't be bothered to read up.
Well done Robert for standing up against this pair of incompetent officers!
If they can't be bothered to do a little research on what law you've broken or get familiar with the appropriate act prior to visiting you, then maybe a career in the Police isn't really for them?
The young lady would look more comfortable behind the makeup counter in Boots and the smug gent has all the customer service skills of a reluctant shelf stacker in tescos!😲😳
Yes I realise law is very complex and an officer can't be expected to know every law but it's not too much to expect them to do a little prep beforehand?
I certainly wouldn't have much confidence in an electrician coming to my house and then having to Google how to wire something up!
Or a plumber servicing my boiler and having to watch a youtube video on how to do it⚠️😲😁
I agree, PD. There’s no excuse for using the wrong Act to threaten an arrest. He does not seem suitable to be policing the country.
@@WindsweptRobert Absolutely, especially as he is seemingly mentoring the young lady, talk about blind leading the blind! ⚠️😳
The general level of professionalism within the police force has dropped considerably in my honest opinion.
Its a section 13 1995 criminal procedure Scotland Act !!!13Powers relating to suspects and potential witnesses.
(1)Where a constable has reasonable grounds for suspecting that a person has committed or is committing an offence at any place, he may require-
(a)that person, if the constable finds him at that place or at any place where the constable is entitled to be, to give [F1the information mentioned in subsection (1A) below] and may ask him for an explanation of the circumstances which have given rise to the constable’s suspicion;
(b)any other person whom the constable finds at that place or at any place where the constable is entitled to be and who the constable believes has information relating to the offence, to give [F2the information mentioned in subsection (1A) below].
[F3(1A)That information is-
(a)the person's name;
(b)the person's address;
(c)the person's date of birth;
(d)the person's place of birth (in such detail as the constable considers necessary or expedient for the purpose of establishing the person's identity); and
(e)the person's nationality.]
(2)The constable may require the person mentioned in paragraph (a) of subsection (1) above to remain with him while he (either or both)-
(a)subject to subsection (3) below, verifies any [F4information mentioned in subsection (1A) above] given by the person;
(b)notes any explanation proffered by the person.
(3)The constable shall exercise his power under paragraph (a) of subsection (2) above only where it appears to him that such verification can be obtained quickly.
(4)A constable may use reasonable force to ensure that the person mentioned in paragraph (a) of subsection (1) above remains with him.
(5)A constable shall inform a person, when making a requirement of that person under-
(a)paragraph (a) of subsection (1) above, of his suspicion and of the general nature of the offence which he suspects that the person has committed or is committing;
Aye, i'm sure I included the section in this video. If not this one, I included it in the pother one.
@@WindsweptRobert go and check my videos and interaction with the plod they are thick !
Fascinating.As the general public become disconnected from the "Norm", that seems to be sweeping through society, where values other than our own are seemingly forced upon us, we approach a tipping point. Incidents like this, where our respect for Police is lowering, become more prevalent. Literally everything we value is seeming under pressure. I feel a boiling point is being reached and our governments are not listening.
It's a scary thought.
I doubt anything will come of it the PF will just laugh and bin it!. Thanks for the update and keep up the good work.
I don’t think they’ll even send anything to the of. There’s nothing to send.
There's zero tangible evidence anything was done wrong and zero evidence anyone they've spoken to was involved in any way for the incident for which there's no evidence for. So, yeah, nobody will care about this.
Lets just go for ‘The Incompetence’ option, makes the most sense.
I think both are equally valid :)
This idea you've got about the police not being entitled to be there without a warrant. You need to google what the term "Implied right of access" refers to. Next time a copper turns up at your front door, inform him you've withdrawn his implied right of access immediately and without notice. From that point on he's not entitled to be there without a warrant. Doesn't mean you'll get rid of him, just means he loses a few powers that he'll try anyway and gives you a mildly better chance in court.
Aye, I didn’t explain clearly enough that although they have implied right of access to come and knock on your door (as do postmen and delivery drivers, etc) you can immediately remove that by ordering them off your property and THEN they are only entitled to be there with a warrant.
I think that the new entrants into the police force have been rushed through their training from the way they are policing.
They are clearly taught to rely on bullying, rather than knowledge! Embarrassing!
You said that he is either Lying, Making things Up or completely incompetent. Well its obviously ALL three, maybe adding 'Chancer', 'con artist' and fraudulent too
True!
I reckon for sure that was her very first call.
Seems like it. I don't think it went the way she had envisioned!
This video is a great demonstration of Police Scotland.
It is!
That's 10min of your life you will never get back. What fools 😂
Arrest? More like kidnapping and unlawfully threatening a person. Lay an attempted kidnapping charge.
I turn my back on them wont speak to them.never forget what they have done and continue to do.
The more I read about them, the more I despise them.
I have to say, as someone who is pro-police, what a monumental waste of time and taxpayers money.
There are many other - more important - calls the police could be dealing with...
Well done, these numpties are the reason why the Police are held in contempt by most reasonable people.
The UK - the only country in the world where everything is policed , except crime.
Correct!
If the police knew the law they would be dangerous .
Banana's dressed as cops lol 😂🤣😂
If I put "googly eyes" on my drone do deter birds, would that be an "Aviation Crime" ?
In the eyes of these 2 who came to my door, probably!
When i watched the original i thought it was a harsh Scottish difference in the law (see man in the high castle ) but it turns out they were lying numpties ! well done !
Thanks David. Didn’t take much digging to find it out, and about what I expected
The police training manuals ( available and viewable in many charity shops) show the level of knowledge and standard of education required in Scotland to be around that of pupils at S1 level.
I spent many months at Jackton police training centre :)
@Windswept Robert. And?
And the level of education there is abysmal
I also had police google their own laws once. Regarding a shotgun license and airsoft guns. Apparently, the my toys, my BB guns, should have been registered.
Same outcome, no apologies or anything, they just slink off, very awkwardly.
They rarely, if ever, admit to being wrong.
As a serving police officer I would closed this shit job down as no reply at the address. Time to move onto real crime
Two of Police Scotland's finest, I nearly fell off my chair when they Googled the law, the park ranger looked like another Hitler type, he didn't disappoint.
That ranger used to be the police sgt at the station where those 2 cops are stationed - coincidence, eh?
Talk about an abuse of power, he sure didn't teach them much about the law. I really could quite get my head round watching two officers openly googling.....clearly not having a clue and making it up as they went along. I trust you put in a complaint, it goes on the record if nothing else.
Uniformed criminals
There's NO WAY the PF would be interested in this allegation - especially after they displayed the total incompetence they did. Even if they had a decent case, their incompetence sunk it. As it happens, there was NO offence in the first place. I suspect the Ranger passed your vehicle Reg. No. to Police and they put it through the DVLA computer to come up with your name and address.
I think the judicial process for a case like this, if it went to court, would show just what a joke it is. If it does go further, I'll be contacting as much press and media as possible and try to get this covered as widely as possible. I have a feeling the cops know this ;)
Take em to court for incompetence.
LOL if only incompetence was something that was actionable at court, eh? ;)
Only way to stop this is sue them get them up in court.
An amusingly well put together clip. I loved the speech bubbles and the surgical way you pointed out their 'Bluffers Guide' to what they perceived their police 'powers' to be.
Thanks, md. I felt the original video was a bit cold and humourless. So I did a director's cut ;)
@@WindsweptRobert Indeed. It took it in a completely different almost wry comedic direction while making a serious salient point. These police are clueless numpties. Worth a sub on this clip alone.
Apparently ignorance is no excuse in a court 🥴
For me or the polis?
Po lice lol
Ahh good :)
Your Scottish accent makes this even more hilarious 🤣brilliant stuff.
Our accent can often be scary and funny. Sometimes, simultaneously!
Tick box policing, no individual thinking by a police officer , because he is not allowed to!
I would guess they have a template report for the Procurator Fiscal, and they probably looked at that, couldn't work out how to fit this 'investigation' in there, and just threw it out of the polis car window as they were driving to their next discounted Big Mac Meal.
Back in 1986 I was riding my motor bike home. It was about 21:00 and I was doing about 28mph in a 30mph zone. I was in no rush to get home. Suddenly I saw two lights on full beam in my mirrors approaching me from behind and getting closer. I couldn't see who was behind because the headlights were on full beem. I thought I was going to be run off the road by some lunatic in a car so I opened the throttle and accelerated to try ro get away. Next thing I knew I saw flashing blue lights. I had no idea the car behind was a police car because of the full headlights. They forced me to go faster so they could justify in stopping me and accuse me of spending. I ended up in court and received a fine and points on my licence. That was in 1986. Because of that I lost all respect for the police. As far as I'm concerned they are useless and a total waste of space. Incapable of dealing with proper crime and only opting for harassing what they think of as easy options.
Correct me if I'm wrong. Police will have implied right of access (same as your postman) to your door if there is no closed gate with as sign stating otherwise. You can then ask them to leave if they have no Official business on your property.
Correct. Until you tell them to leave.
I have a lot of respect for coppers most of the time but sadly in my experience the power from the job can go to quite a few heads. You should make a complaint buddy and maybe save the next person from being mislabelled a bootlegger 😉👍🏴
LOL Maybe I should just become a bootlegger? Although I'd be better bootlegging fuel these days!
Couple years ago I was Mountain biking here in Switzerland and there was nothing around as the eyes can see for at least 10 miles, just open fields, forests and trees.
It was a late summer evening and the shadows grow long and i spotted a single large tree in the shape of a hearth and behind it the red sun.
I took my mavic air 1 out of my bag-pack, fitted some ND filters and flow to the tree 120 meters away to take panoramic shots ( I'm one of those persons that takes pictures and dosen't film :P ).
5 Minutes later a care came by and a women told me I immediately need to stop flying my drone because 5 miles from here and 500meters below was a public Swimming pool and she is sure there could be naked kids in it...
JESUS CRIST.....
She also looked like she left the house the last time 10 years ago...
They must have a Tesseract or something because they appear from nowhere!
I suggest you learn the laws of any country you visit.
When they started googling I'd have done it too 😂
Excellent coverage and well done at cracking the case, You should become a police trainer as you found out more than well not sure what to call the both, Incompetent police officers maybe, Just shows when they aren't sure they will make it up as they go along. Like you said someone not in the know may panic thinking there in deep S%$# .
Been there, done that, completely unfulfilling.
And.....whoever is the driver needs to learn how to park a car properly
😂
Nicely done, I hope they are still watching. Red in the face with shame. And now lets go droning..
I won't be surprised if they try to 'fit me up' for something. They better be good though, because I'll do my best to make them famous if they try ;)
that gormless couple need to learn the law before interacting with members of the public.
This is hilarious and frustrating at the same time. Wonderfully explained 👍🏾 new sub
Thanks Bumba! 😁
I was going to say; you couldn’t make this sh1t up, but sadly they’ve clearly demonstrated that they can and have 🤷♂️
They do all the time!
Well done , echo the concerns that less knowledgeable people will just get bullied by their BS
Most people comply and find themselves fined or worse :(
I live in SW Scotland. These two cops are incredibly knowledgeable and professional compared to our local plod !!!
Where in SW Scotland?
opposite North West (NW) Scotland ! You must be a copper ??
@@ashleythom1052 Surely you mean opposite North East (NE) Scotland, you sure you're not a copper?😉
There doesn't exist a situation - regardless of how complex or trivial - that a police officer cannot make much worse by getting involved.
So right!
This is a great example of police over stepping there authority and evidence for the IOPC. Please keep posting police errors
If they come back to hassle me again, I'll record them again :)
Love this Robert , 4 times watching it now what an education 😁😁😁
There is another (edited version of this video) and a follow up I made a year later :)
Ahh the police…that’s what swearing was invented for.
I plan on traveling to Scotland and flying my drone on occasion. Hopefully everything goes smooth.
I'm sure it will :)
Very good video Robert. You should take them on.
Thanks Lyn. If they pursue this, I’ll fight it.
Hilarious 😆 Me thinks they need to go back to cop school 😂 Beggars belief sometimes. Around 30 years ago when I owned a Sierra Cosworth I was randomly pulled over & searched by the police one night because “a car matching the description of yours sir” had been used in a ram raiding incident in Leeds the night before 😮. I think there may have been some pretty major damage on mine if that was the case (there wasn’t 🙄). One of the officers was really keen and wanted to find and note down the engine serial number (not visible without removing several covers). The other officer was a bit more well informed and already knew this. They clearly had no leads and were clutching at straws to try and solve the previous night’s crime 😂😂
I don't think going back to copschool will help, Nick. They train cops to lie and escalate incidents so that the 'suspect' might either incriminate himself, or raise his voice so that the police can arrest him for Breach.
@@WindsweptRobert Very true. My dad was once asked by a cop if he’d put a recently extinguished propane gas bottle in his car that had been set alight in the builders compound on a job he was managing. You should’ve heard what he said to the copper. Lots of 4 letter words!!! 🤬. It stayed put 😁
They arrived at your home and made what they said was a lawful demand for your information.
I would definitely take legal advice on this💰
Canny afford a lawyer
Ignorence is no defence. Applies to the plod as well!!!!
True
Under section 13 of the Criminal Procedure (Scotland) Act 1995, a constable is empowered to require the name, address, date of birth, place of birth (in as much detail as the constable considers necessary) and the nationality of anyone whom they suspect of committing or having committed an offence.
Be honest Robert has Lassie been flying over Scotland with a hip flask full of whisky suspended from a piece of string below, offering sustenance to walkers and anti droners alike in the Scottish countryside ? If so I want to strongly protest as I live in NW England and feel like I'm missing out 😁
I tried to send her to you with a wee dram, Bob, but some karen complained that I was flying her BVLOS!
Goodaye Robert,
In all fairness some whinner caused this.
Just as you were not fully aware of your rights and the letter of the law nor were these two.
I would think it rather difficult to know all laws / acts in regard to everything.
As this was not a dangerous encounter or an event requiring immediate police intervention , they should have been properly informed before going.
I believe you said 100K views. Now more people know about your channel and drones in general.
All good.
Ps. In general I believe the police do a good job of keeping a small number of villians away from the rest of us most of the time.
Hi Phil.
Aye, it was some whiner, no doubt.
I am not paid a very good salary to be aware of my rights (and the Acts of Law) - these 2 constables ARE.
It is very likely impossible to be aware of all laws/Acts in regard to everything. But if you are a police officer and you have been tasked to question someone re a possible aviation offence, you better get an understanding of those particular laws before you go and question someone about them.
PS I believe the police are interested in only their own benefit, and some kind of perverse pleasure in locking people up. Not a single police officer that I have known in over 25 years of working beside them has given me any reason to respect them.
@@WindsweptRobert Guess I am fortunate then.
Some years ago was part of an archery club and there were a few police who attended as members.
Overall good blokes , easy to get along with and not full of themselves.
Not for the short period of time you were interacting with them...
Hi Robert.
Welcome to my world, Robert, as a black man living in London. When I was eleven I was stopped by the coppers whilst doing my paper round. They said, "where did you nick that bike from, sambo" I replied that I bought it with money from doing the paper round. They asked to see the receipt, I said I didn't have it on me, and they took my bike and told me to bring the receipt to the police station to get it back. Decades of similar harrasment have followed.
The police hate people who don't acquiesce in their presence. Which is why they lie and expose their incompetence. As they have done to me on numerous occasions, and to you, as they trespassed on your property.
I have almost no understanding of how it must feel to be a black man (or any man who is not white) living in the 'civilised' world. I can see the extra hurdles that non-whites have to jump over every day in UK, and I do not envy you at all.
Here in Scotland, we are generally (I believe) more aware of the problems we have caused since time began that allowed a 2-teir (and more, often) society to become prevalent in the world, but I believe we are working at reversing that insane way of thinking that has existed for millenia.
Until the world corrects itself, RECORD EVERYTHING!
@@WindsweptRobert HI Robert. Yes, Robert, record everything. They try to intimidate people so they lose their temper so they can nick them for public disorder offences, grrrrrrrr.
On a positive note. I finally got a negative covid test, although the brain fog hasn't cleared up properly. I have post-it notes all over the place to remind me to do things :-))) Enjoy your Sunday and stay healthy.