Hi. >> All right, guys. This is already starting off quietly, but trust me, things are about to get very British awkward. Watch how this simple hello turns into a surprisingly deep conversation about filming. rights and police conduct. Let's go. >> Opening move from officers. What are you taking pictures of? A fair question, but remember, in the UK, filming in public is perfectly legal as long as you're not trespassing or obstructing. So, technically, our cameraman's doing nothing wrong here. Excuse me. >> Excuse me. Are you all right? >> Are you okay? >> What are you taking pictures of? >> Okay, pause a sec. Sharon and Jude, if you've been watching these audits, you know Sharon's been in past encounters. It's giving small town sequel energy. Let me know in the comments. Do you think these returning officers remember him from before? >> What are you taking pictures of? >> Oh, do you not? Ah, right. Okay, >> Sharon, how are you? >> You filming in there for Reggie? >> I just filming, you know. >> All right. What in the factory? >> Yeah. >> I I thought you was um you you was um what? Hard of hearing and and um mute then. I didn't think you spoke. >> Oh, no. I'll just >> just coming to see, you know, have you got some ID on you or whatever? >> Yeah, I have. Yeah. >> Yeah. You're just taking some photos. >> Yes. >> All right. >> Sharon. [laughter] Sharon. Jude. >> Not me. >> It's not, is it? >> Now, here's where it gets interesting. Notice how the tone shifts from tension to friendly chat. This is what sets good auditors apart. They deescalate through conversation. It's not just about catching cops out. It's about showing how public accountability can actually sound polite. >> It never got uploaded that first one, did it? >> The first video never never got uploaded. >> Do you know Reggie? I don't think yet. You know my name cuz I'm decent. >> You are. And we had Well, you were brilliant that day. >> You never put that on, do you? Brilliant. PCSO. >> No. Do you know why? If had I put it on, they'd have been they No, they' have been I'd have got a lot of views off that cuz they was in a bad light. >> No, they weren't. Of course he was. They an unccuff me. >> They did. >> Sharon, they did handcuff me though, didn't they? >> They did unccuff you. Do you know why? Cuz you're under a car. >> No, but I was filming. >> Yeah. Oh, no. But that's your story. >> No, but I wasn't committing a criminal offense where I >> thought of you. What? What was sort of interesting there? >> Was I like >> Go on. >> Sharon knows me laugh. >> Is it so weird? >> Sharon knows Sharon knows the score, right? Yeah. >> She knows the score longer than me. I film uh stuff out like public interest and stuff, you know, like >> I know. Yeah. How is that? >> Do you know why we've got June's lights gone? So we can't we can't ride our bikes. You can't >> You got to love this. One minute it's all about filming laws. The next it's about going for drinks. This is peak British energy. Resolve a legal misunderstanding, then talk about the pub in >> Tell us we've not got our lights on. >> I wouldn't do that to you, Sharon. You're a really nice lady. My lights are working. >> Do you know what I would do though, Sharon? And this is how mean I am. I'd say, "Jude, you better walk back. I'm off." [laughter] >> It's fine. >> But why are they not giving you an electric assisted one >> for better though? I've got one electric one. >> Anyway, nice to meet you, J. >> You know. >> Yeah. Take care. But no, I'm going back to that gate cuz look >> Yeah, cuz I like filming stuff, you know. [laughter] >> I just thought it can hear us or not. Did you hear a shout? Oh, I didn't hear cuz I thought I just heard a lot of people here and I didn't know you were shouting in me. >> I'm going excuse me and I thought what's he doing with that guy? Is he all right? What? I actually thought you were like chained to the fence or something really any money off me. Reie, >> they didn't post it because money off my journey. >> No, I could have. You don't like the old ones? >> No, it's not that. I just see the guys. Yeah, the arm response guys. >> I understand the job and the rest of it. >> They had me back though, didn't they? >> They did have you back. >> They did have me back. We've [laughter] been out for a few bevies tonight. >> Well, I just had a couple in here. >> Yeah. Is it all right in there? >> Gild. Yeah. >> I'm jealous. >> Yeah. >> Just going to go and get a drink of water. >> Yeah. Back out. It might see like >> Oh, you're going back out as well? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Really? >> Yeah. >> Yeah. We just need to get the bikes in. >> Yeah. >> Really? >> We're supposed to be in a car. >> And that's the beauty of these encounters. No shouting, no drama, just respect and banter. What do you think? Should more police interactions look like this? Drop your thoughts below and don't forget to like if you enjoyed the calm chaos of this one. >> We tell SE we're not being in a car. We don't like him. We're going to be out talking to the public and it's not brilliant. >> But June's gone, so we can't be out. So, we're going to go back and start walking. >> I'm going to make a request to the chief constable. I'm going to ask if you can have pedal assist. >> No, we don't want them. >> You do? >> No, we don't. Don't. Just tell a good job. >> Because honestly, have you ever driven one? >> I don't like them. Too heavy. >> We're that old. We need to keep >> No, but you can still pedal, but you can get you can you could get from you get all the way around. Press on a >> pelis. We can anyway. You should see. >> We do anyway. We go over. Just we've got no lights at the moment. So, we're abiding by the law and we're going back. >> And I love that. I love that. [laughter] >> Hey, nice to see you, Jude. Yeah. Sharon, have a good night. Yeah. >> Take care, ladies. >> Bye. >> You get back to training yourself to bloody >> No, I won't. [laughter] I like what to do. [laughter] >> Take care ladies. >> Have a nice night. >> So yeah, as I was saying uh and Ace Decor here um a wonderful place if you like your if you want to come and buy any wallpaper and stuff. But anyway, as I was saying that um two lovely ladies there, two PCs, Sharon and Jude. First time I've ever met Jude. And yeah, brilliant ladies. Um, so there you go. [laughter] So this is uh the wallpaper and paint supplies. If you have any wallpaper and paint supplies, these are getting a free plug off me tonight cuz as you know the score, this is what it's all about. Ciao.