All right. Yes, then the people uh Thornton Police Station just driving back from Devon. Um be rude not to order a few police stations on the way back. So that's what we're doing. Taton police station. I think this is Avon and Somerset. Avon like the lipstick except it's Somerset. What the [ __ ] Why is this not straight, bro? The hell? One sec. >> Oh, sorry. >> Right here's where things start to heat up. >> Okay, >> notice how calm the officer sounds, >> but the body language tells another story. He's following standard stop and engage protocol. Basically making sure this isn't reconnaissance for a threat. But our filmer's tone flips it. This little verbal chess match is all about who controls the narrative. Who do you think is winning here? The uniform or the camera. >> Okay. Got a little van there. If this thing works, this street. >> Not in there, please. >> Excuse me. >> Not in the >> Why not the police? >> Okay. >> Hello. You all right? >> Yeah, good, thanks. >> What's the purpose of today's visit? >> Uh, just filming a video. >> Okay. What's that for, sir? >> Uh, my own recreation. M. ask you to identify. >> To identify? Yeah, absolutely. My PCSO Joe Norris 72327. >> Do you have a warrant card, Joe? >> Uh, I do have my ID card. >> I see it. Of >> course you can. >> Thank you. Anything I can help you with? >> No. I'm just curious what you're doing at a police station filming. That's all. >> I'm making a video. >> Okay. What's the purpose of that video, sir? >> Uh, it's a video for my own recreation. >> Obviously, >> don't I don't need to explain anything. >> No, no. I'm just asking, man. You've asked me. I've asked you. It's I'm I'm not I'm not >> You don't have to account for my presence. >> I don't know what the aggressiveness is for. I'm just trying to answer the question and you you've asked me I've I've given you the information you've requested. I've just asked >> Sorry, Joyce. >> That's all right. >> Are you recording me? >> Absolutely. Of course. >> You have to let um members of the public know >> flashing lights there for us, sir. >> I know, but a lot of members of the public may not be able to >> Oh, okay. No problem. >> Recognize that. >> No problem at all. So, what's your what's your purpose? You going to be here for long or because obviously there's private registration plates here, not just public vehicles as well. Obviously, just be wary of that. That's all >> because obviously you're going to film you're in a private car park that's closed during the day for members of the public. Obviously, private vehicles are not police and police as well. So, just be wary of that. All right. Just for your own >> be wary of what? >> Just that there are private vehicles, not just Obviously, if you're filming a police vehicle, it's a public service. >> What can What can a private vehicle do to me? >> Well, nothing, sir, but obviously it's public private people's vehicles. That's what I'm saying. >> So, be wary of what? >> Just be be wary of what you're filming. Make sure you're you're keeping your camera pointed towards those vehicles. You >> I can film them. They're in public. >> Okay, no problem at all. Just making you aware, sir. That's all. As long as you're aware, that's absolutely fine. >> Is there anything else I can do for you? >> No, absolutely not. >> So, that's PCSO Norris. polite. All right, guys. Going to wrap it up. Not really a lot going on. This kind of chill and exactly what modern police curiosity without confrontation, but let's be real. >> The tension in these audits isn't always visible. Calm tone. That's a tactical move. Both sides are recording. Both sides are performing. >> Making sure. All right. Thank you. Goodbye. No, we'll pick it back up. All right, guys. Going to wrap it up. Not really a lot going on. I had the brief interaction with PCSO Joe Norris. So yeah, that's going to conclude this episode of auditing in car parks. Sick. So yeah, don't forget to go to kolicocoin.com, join the telegram, join the Discord, follow my Instagram. Everything's going to be pinned in the comments. And yeah, peace out. The security man don't even see me. Anyway, yes then. And this [ __ ] still ain't straight. Is it? Uh, yes then the people. Um, this is going to be Bridgewater Police Station, part of or police center, part of Avon, part of Avon and Somerset Police. So, on the topic of Avon, so hear this, right? One time I was um my girl found me with a bunch of Avon, right? lipstick. She caught me with Avon, right? I had to tell her, "Listen, babe, I'm cheating." I couldn't I couldn't confess to selling lipstick for a living. So Mhm. We'll pick it back up. Oh, here they come. Good. Thanks. >> Filming. >> Is it for anything in particular? Just >> uh my own recreation. >> Are you recording? >> Yes. >> Would you mind identifying? >> Yeah, never mind. >> 4129 L. >> Lam. All right. >> Ian. >> Amy and Ian. >> Yes. What's your name, sir? Um, not required to give a name. >> That's fine. >> Can I help you? >> Only we just wanted to find out where you're up to that as well. >> Yeah, just making a video. >> Okay. >> What's your intention? Why are you >> It's just some photography. >> Are you happy with that? >> Yeah. Any reason why you're filming with a car though? >> Just got an interest in the vehicles. >> Okay. You not do that on the road or >> Excuse me. >> You not do that? >> I' I'd like to do it here. >> Yeah. cuz it's police station or because it's police vehicles or >> just anything my uh camera can capture. >> Okay. >> No worries. >> You happy with that? >> I'm happy with that. Yeah. No, we've just been asked to find out what you what your intentions were at all. >> Okay. Has someone come and done this before? >> Probably. Yeah. I think quite a few people do all this thing, don't they? >> Excuse me. >> I say quite a few people do the order thing. >> Okay. So, you know what this is? >> Yeah. Yeah. >> All right. >> How's it going for you? Not so bad. A few. A few. >> You just started obviously. >> No, you haven't just started. No, I got about 45k. >> Okay. >> So, yeah. >> You always in Somerset or you? >> No, I was in Devon and then as I was driving back, I figured I'd I'd stop by. >> Where you from originally? >> Further east >> London or >> surrounding? How did you know about all the things? Was there like a memo? The auditing movement has gone mainware how the dynamic is changing. What used to spark confrontation is now routine. So the big question becomes as accountability. >> There was a memo that went around in December. I'd imagine the next evolution of public oversight. >> Yeah. >> Just >> don't worry. >> You don't you don't have to identify me. Like you said it's auditing. Like it doesn't matter where I parked. >> Why would you want to know where I parked? >> It's making conversation. >> Okay. So, not so you can pull my info from my reg. This is an odd questions. Where where have you parked? I'm >> parked my bike. >> All right. Fair enough. >> How long do you think it's going to be? >> Two sets, bro. I'll call you back. Two sets. Um, how long will I be? Just as long as it takes for me to video once I'm satisfied that I've captured enough. So, how did you know about auditing? Was there like a memo that went round? >> No, no, I just seen it on YouTube. >> You've seen it on YouTube. Is there no sort of briefing or anything? Were you aware of auditing? >> Same through the same way. Okay. >> Yeah. >> I I thought there would be some sort of there was a memo that went around in December. I'd imagine that it would have been passed through various police forces and stuff or there would be some sort of briefing. >> Basically, if someone's recording, then we just find out who it is or what they're up to and then we leave you to it. That's That's what you're up to. That's You know, you know you know you're allowed to go, don't you? >> Yeah, of course. >> Yeah. >> Cool. Sure. >> All right. Thank you. >> Good evening. >> Take care. You too. All right, that's going to conclude that. Um I think this auditing thing is is slowly beginning to die. um must have gone to like at least 10 places yesterday in Devon. I'm talking many like many different places yesterday in Devon. Like at least 10 places and for the most part they they kind of left us to it. So that was suggest to me that you know the auditing thing has certainly become more mainstream. Um it's due to expire any moment now if not already. So, um, on that basis, we're going to have to branch out and, uh, possibly explore other, um, avenues of video making and and photography and other, I don't [ __ ] know, just other stuff cuz this like this don't make for interesting content. So, what I'll do is I'll throw a toon video and this video in together and yeah, sound good. All right, good. But yeah, going to wrap it up. Hope you enjoyed and yeah, peace.