Armoured Personnel Carriers in Northern Ireland (PSNI Land Rovers)
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- Опубликовано: 22 авг 2024
- Heavily armoured police Land Rovers responding, patrolling and preparing for events in Belfast, one of the most dangerous areas in the world to be a police officer.
The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has hundreds of Tangi, Pangolin and Penman Land Rover Armoured Personnel Carriers to protect police officers from the Troubles in Northern Ireland.
These are now primarily used for Crowd Control such as during protests and riots where the threat of being bombed or shot is greater than in other areas of the UK.
They are also used to protect police officers from ambush while patrolling in areas that are home to para-military groups, or dealing with terrorism.
For these reasons all police officers in Northern Ireland are armed and carry firearms. Specialist units such as the Tactical Support Group (TSG) assist regular officers by providing manpower, riot control and counter-terrorism.
Recorded: 2022
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See a large convoy of these responding to a riot where they're hit by petrol bombs: ruclips.net/video/yZqBEhf9Vrg/видео.html
i hope everything was okay and i honestly hope that there were no injuries to anyone even to the police, the civilians and the drivers of those AWESOME "beasts" for vehicles...... 🙂.... thank you for the videos that you three upload you guys! i really appreciate them a lot..... because i have learnt some new things as well along the way while watching you emergency videos......... 🙂
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 Thankfully no reported injuries for all sides involved! We did see some of the damage afterwards but nothing too bad. Happy to provide and thank you for the positive feedback as always Becky!
@@CobraEmergency 🙂.... and next time, please be careful, okay...... it was scary when one of those guys in the armoured police car stopped and came to talk to you guys....... kinda scared me for a bit, because i thought that you guys were in trouble...... but i guess that why we get these videos..... you three know what you three are doing is very risky..... but please be careful next time not to get caught...... 🙂 well i hope that you have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday....... may you three stay safe, protected and blessed always...... 🙂
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 Yes we'll be careful! Thank you for your thoughts! We're always happy to speak to the police officers and let them know who we are and what we're doing, especially when they stop to ask! It's also useful so they can give us any advice or help us in anyway - for example one told us where to go to see these Land Rovers on general police duties, which was around the city centre nightlife! :)
@@CobraEmergency nice to know that......... 🙂...... i always felt that people are not all bad you know...... same goes to the police officers and the other emergency services........ thank you once again guys for the videos you make 🙂
As an NI expat, it's curious to see how things have both changed and yet stayed the same in the last 20-odd years. Got my driving license in 1991 so the Troubles were still very much ongoing. At that time all of the RUC Land Rovers were painted battleship grey, and you were likely to see them alongside Army Land Rovers. The drab grey didn't do much to make them blend in... They also had quite a few "regular" patrol cars in my area, which were typically plain red or blue, mid-sized and up Vauxhall, Ford or Rover with plain black steel wheels, very obvious thick bullet-proof glass all around, and the sort of stance a car will get when it has a bunch of heavy body armor embedded in the panelwork. As an...uh..."enthusiastic" young man with a car, I learned quickly to spot these "unmarked" cars from a mile away and slow down before I got a ticket! The high-visibility markings came in later, probably with the changeover to being the PSNI. Those Land Rovers took some serious abuse, wasn't uncommon to see footage of them being pelted with all kinds of projectiles and on fire, driving on through it like it was no big deal.
Love LR for their long life and mighty. Really great off-roaders.
Was always weird growing up thinking these were normal police cars. You'd see them everywhere and think every country had them...
Though, pretty cool vehicles when you look at them from the outside of NI in
i totally agree with you on the "COOL" factor! yup they are really cool, and to be honest this is the first time that i am seeing these....plus i live in India and we don't see vehicles this at all.....
Why do American police need MRAPS even for riot duty when Police in Northern Ireland have used a smaller jeep that is designed for riot control
@@oscarosullivan4513 u.s military sell them at a discount to the u.s police force
@@generalkenobi5173 Not meant to be a popular programme I believe
@@oscarosullivan4513 not meant to be a popular program for the public. However due to U.S laws after an incident years back when the U.S police didn't have enough fire power and protection laws were bought into place that made it easier and more cost effective for police forces to buy military discounted vehicles.
You know it may look really bad in those areas having to drive round in armoured land rovers,
But in the old days the police would not be going in at all without a military escort,
and some areas were only reachable by military helicopter,
i'm just glad that after over 70 years "most" of them gave up on terrorism and "disarmed" so peace talks could start and Northern Ireland could start to govern itself in one form or another.
Very interesting..... those days must have been some really difficult times, sir.....
anyway, i hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazing day today and everyday....... may you all stay safe, protected and blessed always............
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 Thank you and you and yours also.
@@C.CUMM1NGS Thank you sir...
@@C.CUMM1NGS
I joined the RAF as a medical technician at 19 and subsequently did tours on Op Telic and Op Heric in aeromedical evacuation and on attachment with the RAF Regiment. Each deployment had it's moments were you thought "yep, this is it. My name is gonna end up being carved into a monument..." and those still keep me awake at night, yet, from talking to my trainers and older lads in the squadron who'd deployed on Op Banner, I have no shame in admitting I'd be terrified if I was sent over there. The RAF presence was much smaller compared to the Greens, but the likes of 18 and 72 Squadron serving over there still faced significant dangers.
In Helmand, Baghlan, Mazār-e-Sharīf etc it was an alien world of which I knew very little, populated by people whose culture, lifestyle and appearance was incredibly different to my own. You never "knew" who the enemy might turn out to be, but obviously you had an idea and knew what to look for. Complacency was the true killer.
In NI it was British lads patrolling streets almost identical to the ones they grew up on, daily life passing them by as it would in any other part of the UK, and most terrifying of all, there was no immediately tangible distinction between enemy combatant and civilian. I remember a flight sgt telling me "How do you fight an enemy who drinks the same beer, smokes the same fags and could look just like your brother, cousin, best mate or the bloke you occasionally gab with at the bookies...?"
I have the utmost respect for both civilian and military alike who lived through that truly appalling period in our shared history. Never again.
All the best to you and yours mate.
@@residentelect wow! that is really VERY VERY interesting , sir! and sir i really found it funny when you just said that each deployment had it's moments where you thought that your names would end up being carved into a monument! which was why i laughed because it just reminded me of how every defense personal who is really new to warfare would normally think, no doubt my two family friends in the Indian Army and Indian Air force must be feeling since they are in defense.... the guy in the Indian Armed forces is 14 years my elder while the guy who is in the Indian Air Force is 2 years younger to me and this guy was also my classmate for three years in school, from my 7th grade to my 9th grade....and i am really proud of both of them....but yieeks, sir! i remember that in one of the comments you had mentioned long time back to me that you had lost a lot of your friends when i mentioned losing my younger cousin in a fire while i was starting my 7th grade in school and you told me to talk to someone i could trust and i honestly thought that you were saying that since you were a medic..... and i really didn't realize what you meant until now, sir.......i should have realized this sooner.... and sir, i really think that there is nothing wrong in admitting that you would be terrified if you were sent to work in those areas again.....and i actually think that if anyone wants to know what it's like to be on the front lines, they need to look at those who have seen what it was to be there in those times..... and sir, i really must say, it's an honor to know you.... and i honestly think, it's really scary to actually see and even talk to people who have served with you, even if they were not medics.....and knowing that you literally can never know if the next person you were talking to or saw sitting next to you was a friend or foe or even a civilian.....that really i think is very scary, because you really can't trust anyone during those times .....
Sir, though i didn't complete my B.A in Psychology, in Degree due to nervous break down in my final semester, the reason i decided about doing Psychology was mainly because i love science, and also my dad thought that i would make a good counselor because i was very patient and i was also a very good listener and i liked to help people in solving their problems with them as a friend or even a sibling would..... and also i really was interested in gaining knowledge about everything i saw around me and to mainly understand other people and even myself because i used to go to doctors since i was a child and they would tell my parents that they really never found anything wrong with me......but many other people would tell my parents that there was something wrong with me mainly because i was always alone in a corner just with my nose in my books.....so, i really wanted to know about people and their minds and how and why people act the way they do.... and Psychology is a science that studies the mind, thoughts and behavior patterns of people and animals and also tries to understand why people and animals do the things they do and act the way they act..... and as far as i have tried to get information about the topic, (well that's because i am a very big bookworm!) and i love to gain knowledge on everything and also gaining knowledge is one of my many hobbies, i learnt that there are different sub groups or branches in the subject of Psychology like 1) Abnormal Psychology, 2) Animal Psychology, 3) Developmental Psychology etc (i say that because i can go on like a broken tape recorder)..... and there is even something called Military Psychology that deals with understanding and helping the defense personal and their families, which i found to be very interesting ...... and well Psychology is a VERY big area of study..... and i really like to get to know people and even talk to people, because i actually learn from the people i meet and my experiences also help me be more understanding towards them and treat them as my equal........ but i guess understanding people and learning new things just seems to come to me naturally...... 🙂
Anyway sir, i think that you and @C.Cummings and all the other people who have served in the defense forces, are really very tough indeed..... because you all have seen what it's like to be in the middle of a war or crises.....
I hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazingly AWESOME day today and everyday.... stay safe, protected and blessed always...... 🙂
I am from Belfast and I have to say, these jeeps are not personnel carriers, they are regular patrol vehicles that police in NI perform regular patrols with they're not just for disturbances and riots etc
Mm yes that was my thinking! But on an official PSNI fleet list it has them marked as 'APCs'. I guess as they do carry a group of officers for riot control, as well as patrol and regular duties.
Although they only use them for regular patrols in the most dangerous areas
Not really. They use them for patrols everywhere they patrol using them in my neighbourhood and my neighbourhood is one of the most peaceful districts of Belfast
It really is a case of just having them staffed and they'll move from area to area. They patrol the city centre a lot particularly just on nightlife.
More recently though, there have been more and more PSNI cars patrolling due to the NI Assembly Election and I have not seen one jeep only cars so they are definitely going out of fashion as NI gets safer
Awesome video! Unique vehicles for a unique security situation, I suppose
yup!
unique would be incorrect you can see them on regular patrols in areas with high levels of paramilitary gangs on a hourly basis
Nice video of home...miss it.
When you see Tangis responding you know its kickin off
@3:51 must have been the bit where they came out and asked you why you were filming outside the station. Probably told you that you were a security threat. 😂
And they’d be right to think that as people actively try to kill police officers in ni and place bombs on there’s and there family’s cars
Lower pitched sirens would have sounded cooler on those Land Rovers
Some of them do have lower pitch sirens, they're most common in Belfast
@@unknown45754they used to have two tone horns as well
There really cool most are showing there age though aren’t they . I suppose they’ve been through quite a lot . But there’s nothing quite like and old Defender armoured or not .
i totally agree with you.......
They got new ones from 2012 onwards
@@oscarosullivan4513 Ah ok .
@@oscarosullivan4513 nice!
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 Your welcome
This is really cool
Amazing video!!! 😊
Hi. I was wondering when this was? Interesting seeing one respond, but late at night calls for interesting things. (I would be happy with a month if possible?)
They carry personnel and they are armoured,that makes them armoured personnel carrier's, I spent many years in one,Hotspur and tangi !
J2 was a cracking ballsy unit much respect brother.
nice video
Awsome
Lots of NIAS and PSNI respond 5-10 a day I hear whenever I go down to belfast.
I can't believe the massive camera they've mounted to the Land Rover at 2:40, it looks ridiculous, it has lights built into it, thermal and night vision and IR lights too. You have a police helicopter in the sky with a bigger and better camera, is it really needed on the Land Rover? Plus the street also has an array of CCTV cameras.
Could've been a water cannon or just a spotlight
I find it weird people thin k these are cool,just normal here back in day use to be grey and the British army had green ones where they could pop their heads out the top.
Looks like Ireland is in need of some RPGs lol
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I see these on the regular as im from coleraine
My kid blew up a gremlin
Nice
Do they have a good amount of nornal police cars too or are they mainly all armoured? As I guess those are not quick responce?car chases would be super short 😂
Most of the police cars are normal they just use those in the bad areas, as you can see in the video there are normal police cars.
@@C.CUMM1NGS yeah I saw one. In the background and obviously the unmarked one. Cool to see Irish policing
@@C.CUMM1NGS very good point! sir....
@@the15minutegamer i agree with you on the cool part! but where i live (i live in India by the way) these would come in very handy and also in India whenever, there is any problem on the streets, the police use these long sticks that we Indians call the Lathi! that they use to chase/ disperse the crowd......we call that the Lathi Charge......and well people get really hit pretty bad because those things are pretty heavy, but this is only where people/protesters are very stubborn and won't move even if the police throw Tear Gas or use the water cannons on them...... and just a couple days back there was an incident where some police officers were injured just because of a new article that went viral on our local news papers and news channels...... so i think that these vehicles would come in handy during such times
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 oh yes I have seen those. I can imagine they hurt a lot and probably get used in a bad ways too. Keeps the police safe. They are very armoured!
whats the difference of Tangi, Pangolin and Penman
I think their difference is their manufacturers
Body, shape, manufacturer.
Tangis were, I believe, built in house by the police. Pangolins are the replacement for the Tangi. The Pangolins look similar to the Tangis but they are built by an external company.
@@davimurph pangolins built by ovik and tangis built by ruc engineers
Why don’t they have Ford Fiestas
A ford fiesta would have a hard job standing up to a petrol bomb or brick let alone an IED, grenade or AK47.
@@C.CUMM1NGS good point! but what about those rocket launcher things that are normally used on tanks? are these vehicles tough enough for those as well, sir? because i don't know anything about these vehicles and i have never seen one of these before until now, actually this is the first time i am even seeing them.... but they really pretty cool to look at as well, i won't deny that......
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 I don't recall any instances where RPG's were used, but if one was used i doubt very much that it could withstand it.
@@C.CUMM1NGS ow! i guess then, i better keep such ideas or thoughts to myself in such cases, sir...... because as my parents always tell me "Rebecca, your ideas are always dangerous" even if most of my ideas are mainly about making bead woven jewelry or even trying to get information on different topics that interest me.... plus i am very curious and in this case i really was curious about how these vehicles would do if RPGs were used..... and in this case i really hope that RPGs are never ever used on these or any other vehicle.....i wouldn't want any life being lost under any circumstances.....i am pretty sensitive, for a so called "The Toughest Tomboy in school and college" (or at least that's my friends in school and college used to call me) i actually have a couple of family friends from my mother's side who are in defense....one of them is in the Indian army and the other is in the Indian air force.....the guy who is in the Indian air force was also my classmate for three years in school as well..... and though i am very proud of them, i still wouldn't want to lose them......or anyone as a matter of fact.... i really don't like violence of any kind....... so, i get upset very easily if i hear anything about violence.......
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 they have to withstand serious abuse, bullets, bricks, petrol bombs and such... They must protect the occupants from fire.
These vehicles would have originally back in the day been military colours, the police branding is a fairly new concept.
I can remember been up over the border in 2001 and there was tons of these, army patrols along with police
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That IRA parade was painful to watch, flying foreign flags in our nation hahahaha
What foreign flags granted they march like the holy stone of Clonrichert was shoved up their arses (Father Ted reference).
Lmao, says the British sympathizer
You mean union jacks in Ireland?
Shouldn’t really be recording these guys they take it bad sometimes and pull guns
If they do that then they should lose their job, citizen's should always record public servants in the course of their duties to keep them accountable
@@phatninjahd as far as i got to know from chatting with the guys at Cobra Emergency Videos, these guys told me that there was nothing to be worried about.....because they were just trying to be careful......and also i did mention this to them (a.k.a: the guys at Cobra Emergency Videos) because i really was very worried for the safety of the Cobra Emergency team and they told me that yes there are some officers who are really mean, but they (a.k.a: Cobra Emergency Videos) also told me that most of the officers are really very nice and very sweet natured......and these officers also do help these guys sometimes to get the videos that we get to see......
Anyway, i really hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday.......stay safe, protected and blessed always......... Cheerio! 🙂
@Darragh Mccloskey don't worry about these guys at Cobra Emergency videos, because these guys know what they are doing...... and yes even i did mention this to them and they were like "Don't worry..... we'll stay safe. " and they also tole me that most of the officers are really very nice and sometimes help them to get some of the videos we get to see...... though they did say that there are some who can be mean..... but as i always call them (a.k.a: Cobra Emergency Videos team) they are "Daredevils" and they normally laugh..... but yes these guys know what they are doing.......... 🙂
Anyway, i hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazing day today and everyday........ stay safe, protected and blessed always......... Cheerio!
@@phatninjahd Except in NI there are legitimate concerns I get where your coming from but if the cops get suspicious they will stop you they will question you and if they believe your a threat to them they will take you in under gathering info for a terrorist action.
Give back Ireland to the Irish, Scotland to Scottish, Wales to Welsh, independent Mercia to Midlands.
Isn't this what Britain preaches to other states, under the form of democracy?
They've been offered them back we've held referendums for them and they want to remain British,
Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales all have their own Parliaments/Assemblies where they make their own policies and laws,
you see unlike some other countries i wont mention, we listen to the people and give them what they want,
off course you have your typical extremists who don't care what everyone else wants and only care about what they want so they cause trouble.
Mate look im irish and sure i want it all to be ours but thats most likely not gonna happen so just live with it 🇮🇪
@@Badbhoys lol.........you are very out spoken.......and that's interesting what you said and i must say i agree with you......i mean, i may be a gal from India, but as my mum always says "If you can't help any situation......even a tiny bit then let it go! and also How does what other country's problems bother you? you don't live in that country....Do you? so just do what you are doing and let those countries deal with their things" ..... that's what my mum says.... and that's interesting.....i really didn't know that you were Irish!......but well, either way, you are right..... well i hope that you have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday.......stay safe, protected and blessed always.... and Happy Easter to you.... 🙂
Tiocfaidh 🇮🇪
@Turkic.... look i understand what you mean, but well to be totally honest.....what you say sounds like an ideal philosophical thought..... but well, this is reality...... and in reality, things just don't happen...... i mean, if everything went back to what it was.... we all would be fighting amongst our own selves like in ancient times when small kingdoms tried to expand into their neighbouring knigdoms..... I live in India and according to our Indian Constitution my country is "supposed" to be a "Sovereign, Democratic, Republic" that believes in "Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity"......but in reality, these are just something i personally call "Paper work" which just means "it's just for show"........ but anyway, like my mother and father always tell me "If you can't help in anyway....then DON'T BOTHER ABOUT IT" .... my parents are fairly straight forward, even going so far as calling me out if i get too worked up about things that don't bother me in anyway...... i have no choice but to just mind my own "business"...... so i think you just need to forget what is "preached" in any country because to be totally honest it's just not worth anyone wasting their precious time and energy on something they know they can't help....... sorry to be so honest with you, but well, it's the truth......
anyway, i hope that you and the people at your side have an amazing day today and everyday......... stay safe, protected and blessed always
Filming armoured landy’s… how fuckin’ sad!
How is it sad
@@oscarosullivan4513 don't lose your cool on something like this...... i guess she expected something more than filming armoured landy's....... well to each their own...... but also she could be making a sarcastic remark...... so don't take anything seriously........ 🙂
Anyway i hope that you and everyone at your side have an amazingly awesome day today and everyday.......... may you and everyone at your side stay safe, protected and blessed always....... Cheers 🙂
@@rebeccafionacornel6558 Thanks
@@oscarosullivan4513 don't mention.... 🙂..... it's just that sometimes even i get annoyed at similar comments and well i also have noticed other things in the comments of the videos i have seen and sometimes when i say something to those people, they just end up being more obnoxious...... so yep! i learn from my own personal experiences that the best thing to do is just don't bother about those comments..... it'll just ruin your day and peace of mind..... and if someone is personally sarcastic to you, just come up with something creative to say without hurting that other person who is being sarcastic to you...... more like a polite "okay, i see that you don't like the video..... BUT what i don't understand is, WHY are you watching the video? you could have clicked off the video and looked into a video that you like..... BUT you didn't..... so i am honestly confused with you statement" ...... you see what i just did there, i was being polite but also a bit sarcastic at the same time and also indirectly direct..... so if someone told you something sarcastic, you will know it from the tone of what's being said or in this case, typed .... 🙂