Great audit , and two friendly professional police men. A big thank you to our brave servicemen and women in the SAS that help to keep our country safe .
You and DJ are having secret meetings. Same town same week. These MDP police in my opinion are more professional than local police. They are ever learning and very humble guys. Thank you for the blurring out as well.
So let's get this straight, you go and start filming for an audit? Outside a special forces unit, who by the way actually participate in keeping tools like you safe so you can litreally film! You absoulatey have no clue on what they actually do t keep us all safe. You then have an interaction with the Police, for obvious reasons, which went very professionally on their part. They then go the extra mile and actually confirm the ambiguity around the lay bay to which you then default to a petulant child state and escalate the issue by issuing threats. All because they were right and you were wrong! Just shows what you are and what your true motive is. You should have taken that one on the chin as in line with transparency and fair auditing values. Let yourself down there very badly on this occasion. Very disappointed indeed. Hopefully you will learn a valuable lesson going forward.
The police guys were great. Polite, professional, knew their stuff, and backup up there claims with a schematic thats shows the boundry. Well done guys, you need to go and train the rest of the police in the country.
Nice to see some Police officers with ego in check. Both decent and an asset to the Police force. Nice to see after so many trying to do as they please
Back in 1997 the MOD police raided my house with a search warrant early in the morning while I was getting ready for work. They said they had reason to suspect I was monitoring Police radio messages due to the several radio antennas mounted on my house. I explained that I was a fully licenced radio amateur and my radio equipment couldn't receive Police radio messages. They said that they had never heard of amateur radio. Okay so I switched my radio equipment on to let them listen. When they heard Morse Code they quickly left my house without saying sorry for raiding my house in error. That incident cost me one day's pay. I therefore conclude that the MOD Police are not professional at all. Amateur radio stations were Policed by the Radio Communications Agency at that time, nothing to do with the MOD or civilian Police. I wonder which stupid brain dead Magistrate gave them a warrant to raid a house that was perfectly legal and licenced to use the amateur radio bands. I requested that the MOD Police should reimburse my lost days pay but they ignored my request. Where was I employed at that time you may wonder. I was employed by the MOD as a contract project manager for radio communications for the MOD Police !. You couldn't make this up. They say that truth is stranger than fiction and my story proves that to be true. Comments welcome.
The police were really nice at this camp, AB you were being a bit of a dick here mate… don’t beat up the guys that are OK… focus on punishing the idiots.
Fair play to the officers. They were polite and backed up their claims.
Top marks to the police. Very polite and professional. And massive respect to the guys at Hereford.
Police officers were calm and composed. We need more of this type of servicemen / women
Nice to see two officers that know exactly how to approach a member of the public ¡ Great video as always :D
These were two good guys.Very polite and fair.
Great audit , and two friendly professional police men. A big thank you to our brave servicemen and women in the SAS that help to keep our country safe .
You and DJ are having secret meetings. Same town same week. These MDP police in my opinion are more professional than local police. They are ever learning and very humble guys. Thank you for the blurring out as well.
MOD cops are always very professional. You get the feeling that the MOD do proper vetting of their constables. Unlike the other police.
No officers were harmed in the making of this video
The officer made me smile for no reason he was for sure the best yet! AB I am glad you shook his hand :)
RIP lee Rigby. Of course they will check who is wandering around a military barracks.
So let's get this straight, you go and start filming for an audit? Outside a special forces unit, who by the way actually participate in keeping tools like you safe so you can litreally film! You absoulatey have no clue on what they actually do t keep us all safe. You then have an interaction with the Police, for obvious reasons, which went very professionally on their part. They then go the extra mile and actually confirm the ambiguity around the lay bay to which you then default to a petulant child state and escalate the issue by issuing threats. All because they were right and you were wrong! Just shows what you are and what your true motive is. You should have taken that one on the chin as in line with transparency and fair auditing values. Let yourself down there very badly on this occasion. Very disappointed indeed. Hopefully you will learn a valuable lesson going forward.
They were actually pretty good coppers. One of the better videos.
They were very patient with you I think that Sgt was outstanding.
The police guys were great. Polite, professional, knew their stuff, and backup up there claims with a schematic thats shows the boundry. Well done guys, you need to go and train the rest of the police in the country.
Excellent officers. Nice to see them cheerful and with a sense of humour.
Nice to see some Police officers with ego in check. Both decent and an asset to the Police force. Nice to see after so many trying to do as they please
plot twist: the coppers are SAS Vets
Back in 1997 the MOD police raided my house with a search warrant early in the morning while I was getting ready for work. They said they had reason to suspect I was monitoring Police radio messages due to the several radio antennas mounted on my house. I explained that I was a fully licenced radio amateur and my radio equipment couldn't receive Police radio messages. They said that they had never heard of amateur radio. Okay so I switched my radio equipment on to let them listen. When they heard Morse Code they quickly left my house without saying sorry for raiding my house in error. That incident cost me one day's pay. I therefore conclude that the MOD Police are not professional at all. Amateur radio stations were Policed by the Radio Communications Agency at that time, nothing to do with the MOD or civilian Police. I wonder which stupid brain dead Magistrate gave them a warrant to raid a house that was perfectly legal and licenced to use the amateur radio bands. I requested that the MOD Police should reimburse my lost days pay but they ignored my request. Where was I employed at that time you may wonder. I was employed by the MOD as a contract project manager for radio communications for the MOD Police !. You couldn't make this up. They say that truth is stranger than fiction and my story proves that to be true. Comments welcome.
The police were really nice at this camp, AB you were being a bit of a dick here mate… don’t beat up the guys that are OK… focus on punishing the idiots.