Ger, where's the police presence here? >> I'm going to call him out in it now. That's what I do. >> Where's the police presence? Right out the gate, tensions building. The auditors challenging police presence. This is a bold move. Remember, confronting officers in a heated crowd can escalate fast, and police are expected to maintain control, not match energy. Watch how this tone sets the stage for everything that follows. >> On a watch, speak to the public respected integrity. You like your unit, please? >> Yeah. Attitude. >> Are you okay? >> Yes. In a position to head toward CCTV on you. >> Yeah. Meet up at me. I thought >> it's both ways. Where's your presence as police officers? Why is there no police here? >> Go speak to the inspector. >> You call through now and tell him. >> You don't tell me what to do about >> I'll shut your attitude up as well. You wind your neck in. Wind your neck in. Yeah. >> Yeah. You're the police officer. >> See that? >> That's a claim and a half. You're getting a claim against you little assault. >> You're losing your dog. YOU LITTLE >> SEE THAT GUYS? >> WITNESSES. YEAH. >> Do nothing wrong. >> You assaulted me >> on camera. >> Yo, HE'S OFF HIS HEAD. HE CAN'T BE A COP. >> That's Oh, look at that. >> Look at that. Wind your neck. Look how bad he is. >> Go away. >> I'm in public. SHUT YOUR MOUTH and your attitude up. >> You're You're a public of the ser a servant of the public. >> It's not You're breaching a piece. >> You ain't spraying me. >> No, you're not. You're speaking to them like [ __ ] That's what you're doing. >> You don't get to speak to public like that. >> You don't get to speak to people like you're speaking to him. That's not how your role works. You're a police officer of the law, serving the crowd and serving the people. RESPECT AND INTEGRITY. REMEMBER YOUR OATH AND YOUR COLLEGE of peace in training. You absolute disgrace. THE WAY YOU PUSH ME OVER NOW. YOU'RE GETTING A claim against you. You're getting sued. >> Here's a key thing. When someone claims assault by an officer, the next step isn't onseene arrest. It's a formal complaint and evidence review. Police rarely arrest fellow officers on the spot because they're required to investigate first. Still, optics matter. If the officer did shove him, deescalation should have kicked in, not ego. And the public sees that difference instantly. Yeah. >> No, >> obviously from you. Yeah. >> Yeah. Well, we've heard you as well. And I've got images of your guys using ours. >> Uh, they were stomping on them there. >> Come on then. >> Look. See what I mean? Look. >> See what I mean? >> Look. Where's the images? >> Take the images. >> Yo, the cop needs to arrest him, man. >> Your officers need to arrest you. >> Okay. >> You assaulted me. >> You need to arrest your fellow officer. Section 26. He just pushed me on the ground, threatened me with power for telling to rats himself. Now, now arrest your officer now. You're online on YouTube. You're going on YouTube. You don't do your jobs correctly, you're going to look like idiots. Now, he's assaulted. He's what assaulted me, mate. Did >> you work out what's going on? >> He's pushed me away like that because he was speaking to him like club and I told him to speak to members of public respect like you are mentor and professionally. And that is the worst example. He needs to be fired. He's getting sued or we put a claim against him. That was outrageous. Arrest him. Arrest him. do your job. The College of Police tells you to arrest him. >> You need to relax. You need to calm down. >> You need to arrest him. >> You hear? You need to talk to me. Tell me what's going on. So, obviously dealing with >> He was talking to him. The way he was speaking to him is disgusting. The way you You do not speak to to members of the public that the way he was he was disgusting. Everything about him is disgusting. He's going to get Do you know how many views he's going to do online now? He'll go viral with the way that was. That was one of the worst situations I've ever seen. I've done this for a year now. You need to arrest him. >> Okay. Well, we're not going to arrest him. >> You're not going to arrest your colleague when he's just broke the law. and assaulted a member of the public. >> But you're entitled to make >> what does your college police teach you at the beginning when you're call your officers? No, you listen to me. He has assaulted me and broke the law. >> Listen to you. You're told to make a complaint online. >> You're getting you sued, mate. >> Okay. >> Any of the officials lesson in my personal space. >> Look at him. Identify yourself. >> 745 >> name station. >> Okay. Don't need to give money. >> Yes, you do. Three forms. You've used your powers against me. Three forms of identification point at me. >> I'll point. Three forms of identification. You got to push me again. Are you >> If you can put in my space. Yes. >> Oh, you're in my SPACE NOW. WHAT WOULD HAPPEN IF I PUSH? >> WELL, you drive. >> Oh, see what I mean. >> See this people? >> Yeah. >> Welcome to YouTube. >> Have a good day. >> What's the name and [ __ ] station? >> Name and station. >> I don't know his name and station. He's got to give three forms of identification. Where's your police presence when there's a versus protest today? You are disgusting, shameful. Look at the state of yours. Why didn't there have anyone there protecting this protest that kicked off early? I don't give a damn if I'm shouting. I'm a member of the public who's annoyed. Been pushed like him. >> So you got no police here for a protest and a counter protest. Have a good day. >> Have a good day. You ain't going to have a good day when it falls through on you. Welcome to YouTube as well. >> Thank you. >> Look at this guy. Look at him. Look at the state of him. >> Really? >> Yeah. The state here. >> Yeah. Okay. You know what I mean? Absolute prick. >> Thank you. >> I'll lock you up. Cuz you can't use a higher threshold. You can't can't lock me up for that. >> Really? Yeah. Section five. >> Really? >> No. >> You think so? >> That's it. You can walk me back. >> See, he was going to arrest me, guys. Will sort him out, man. He's horrible, man. >> How's it going? >> Him. Him. He pushed me over there. His attitude stinks. He's threatening to arrest me for spraying me. The opposite of you. He needs to be sacked. He needs to be arrested. He should be arrested by fellow officers under your college of policing to protect members of public. He should be arrested for that. You should have arrested him. As you know, >> you should have arrested him. Wait till you see the footage. >> We can't arrest anyone as you know. As >> you can't. No, they should have arrested him. >> So, what you can do and you if you want to make a complaint, >> well, I've never experienced anything like him. >> You hear what you said? >> Ever. You know, I'm sound with you when he sound. >> So, so you know, I've never experienced that. >> Say one thing. >> He is a dangerous police officer. He should not be in the police. You should not be in the police. You are a dangerous police officer. You are a dangerous police officer. You should not be in a front-facing role. You should not be going out the public. You are disgusted. You are ashamed. >> Stand back. >> Shameful. >> Shameful. >> You should NOT BE A FRONT-FACING OFFICER TO THE PUBLIC. YOU ARE A DANGER TO THE PUBLIC, my friend. >> YOU'RE THE REASON PEOPLE LIKE ME EXIST CUZ OF PEOPLE LIKE YOU. >> Where's our security for this? >> Yeah, no one here. NO SECURITY FOR A PROTEST, is there? >> So, what's happening? >> So, basically, it's been kicking off here. There's a protest and a count of protest. There's no police presence here. I'm sorry, Will, but are disgraceful for that. kicked off earlier. A proper fight happened, not a copper inside. >> He him he started saying to some guy because you were swearing at the crowd, we're going to arrest you. And the way he was speaking to him, how was he speaking to you? >> Corrupt. Horrible. >> He's horrible. >> How did he push me? Tell him >> following that little not full on assault. >> [ __ ] rat. >> He should be arrested as a police officer. >> Hey, I'm getting done for section 26. I ain't put a claim. I'm going all the way through. >> Come here. Come on. We've spoken well in the past, haven't we? Okay. Take a breath, mate. Take a breath. Okay. So, some of >> I'm going to go off the live, guys. Sorry. >> Paul, listen to me. We've always got on really well, haven't we? Okay. So, support for the protest. Okay. We're doing it from a distance. Just we don't want to infuriate people. Okay. I know. I know what's happening. But we just want you to calm down and make sure you're okay. Yeah. >> I'm not okay with that. No. I've just been assaulted by one of your officers. >> Take a deep breath. Okay. >> I don't want you to get upset. >> I am upset. He's just assaulted me, mate. >> I know that. I know. >> Like, he's committed a crime. A police officer has just committed a crime. Yeah. On one of your citizens, and you did nothing. You wouldn't arrest them. You are a disgrace. He just He just committed a crime. He should not be in a full pacing role. That was the worst. Oh, shut your mouth. >> Hang on. Hang on. Hang on. Just >> That was the worst. I'm an auditor, right? I film the police. That is the worst experience I've seen. >> Yeah. Close your lights. >> Close your lights. Yeah, right. >> You know that as well as me, this place is quitting cameras. >> Notice the shift. A second officer steps in and goes full deescalation mode. This is textbook policing under stress. Calm voice, grounding phrases, acknowledging emotions. Now, question for you. Does good deescalation later make up for bad conduct earlier? Or once an officer crosses the line, is it already too late? Drop your take in the comments. >> Outrageous. What I would suggest is after an incident like that, our adrenaline is high which can lead to action. >> No, when you see the footage, there's no excuse for his behavior. Then >> whatever's happened has happened. But just try and Nothing's going to get done about him. >> Hang on. Nothing's going to get done about whatever's happened. You would try and just get your adrenaline down. >> Carry on with what you're doing, auditing, whatever. Straight up, >> seeing what's going on, videoing. And then >> where's the police presence when your adrenaline is high? >> You can react to things that you won't nor the way the reason I snapped at him because the way he was talking to this better here was the most honestly you know what I'm like will if you sound this was the most outrageous thing I've seen from a police officer in my probably my life with and I've been beaten up by and everything that was the worst thing I've ever seen in my life. Shameful and I hope he's reprimanded when you get back to the station. I hope you tell him that he's wrong in what he's doing and do what your college of policing tells you and tells you to call your fellow officers out of professionalism you need to do because these sort of things is ruining your relations with the public. So you need to tell >> and I hope you do well cuz I was [ __ ] disgusting mate. >> [ __ ] outrageous. Listen to my voice cuz of that please like that on the street. Even like you will harm people in your powers you have [ __ ] quit >> the responsibility you hold and the powers you have and that person running around like that [ __ ] on [ __ ] >> This is exactly why I do what I do cuz of people like him. >> Yeah. >> My ears are I don't hate the police. There's good police out there. This one's wonderful. >> Perfectly good example. That is the polar of you. >> Yeah. And we got it all on the court on every social media. >> Every social media. >> I'm going to start. This will be going a lot further, but I'm telling you now. He needs to be out of that roll. >> You got any water or anything? >> He was telling me he's going to spray me with everything. He's always just arrested me then. >> He He can't arrest for swearing. >> My colleague is dead because it's well camera. >> All right. You're all right. >> Go, mate. >> That That was wrong what he did. That was wrong what he did. He never even lifted a hand or nothing. >> Because it's well camera around here. >> That was wrong. >> You got him pushing me on camera. >> What saying is this? Why don't you hand in your badge and >> I think >> No, she's good. We need good things. It's not all bad. >> But what we trying to do in your hand for >> just been assaulted by a copper, man. They pushed me there, man. >> [ __ ] hell, bro. >> Yeah, I'm all right. >> Coppers, man. Kicking off. He was beating to him like [ __ ] So, I was calling him out. >> Big coppers. Put Never seen a copper like this in my life. Like, I filmed the police in it. This is the worst copper I've come across in my life. Like just >> Where's the post office here? >> You have to go to West Orchard. So look >> the place where you walk before. >> Yeah. Yeah. Upstairs in the W Smith. >> Next. >> Yeah. Yeah. W Smith. >> How's Arsenal, man? >> You don't call me, man. Call me. >> I'll call you later. >> You are brilliant. Thank you. >> Yeah. No, no, nothing against you people, man. >> Paul, I'm not taking it. >> You know, unfair with police, man. I'm not an assh. If you're an [ __ ] be an [ __ ] But that was something that was something I've never seen. >> Paul, let me finish. But my colleague saying that you're protected by the cameras. >> Yeah. Let's do it the right way. Okay. We're here to We're not here to like put loads of officers in here because that unsettles people, doesn't it? >> But when you weren't here earlier, mate, a fight kicked off there. I had to get involved and try and break the fight off. >> We've responded to it. >> But the response is too late. It's a protest and a counterprotest. The Brits are getting frustrated. These lot push them. You need to be here, mate. You don't need to look from a distance. You need mad boots on the ground here. No, I'm I've covered the protest. I am telling you what you need to do. You need to have officers here. They should be there. Why you are not there is beyond me. You have to be there with you know you need to be there. >> So what happens sometimes when people are in uniform it can actually be more antagonistic and it's a really fine line. I'm not saying >> the lines are crossed now with this right versus left now. So when it's this is the first cowing cop. You don't know how this going to react. We don't have the counters here. >> The camera room said that something was happening obviously cuz I've got contact with them. That's when we've passed it through for officers to come and attend to see what was going on. >> It could have already been too late by then though, will the way it kicked off. >> I understand that and I do. >> They were stamping on the gizer there. They everyone was fighting each other. It turned towards abroad. It lying didn't carry on being more of a broad and you would already have been too late. >> Yeah, >> this is my point. This the tensions are rising my guys really. I've got comment sections. I know it. I'm online a lot. I get to see the tension. The tension is really rising from both sides. Yeah. It's important to have a police presence at these protests. Yeah. today. I feel like on your points it's a mistake not having people here. We need we when that happen goes where the [ __ ] are the police? We need you here. >> You need to be here. >> But do you understand what's saying? >> I get what you're saying. Yes, it can. I think it's gone past the point where the antagonizing is already there and it's naturally going to happen. And having no police there is probably a detriment today to this in my opinion. >> How would you feed that back decision we make? >> But tell them they need to have a these these left if there's a if there's a if there's a protest and a counterprotest, you need to be present. Yeah, that's >> you have to be present because the tension between the two groups is getting really really heavy. >> That's my opinion from what I'm seeing. I'm like having all the comment sections that have I speak see both sides. I'm online. I'm ghosting lives on TikTok on the left side or ghosting lives on the right side. The tensions are massively rising. These things will kick off >> when they're verses. >> You've not been injured though, Paul. >> No, no, no. He just he push he put he's a he was a big guy. Pushed me right back. >> What I'm going to say, >> right, and you might not believe me. I've known him a long time and he's actually a really good guy. >> In my experience, I'm just saying in my experience when I worked with him, >> I wasn't here and I'm not going to say you're a liar. I'm not I wouldn't do that. I'm just trying to say in my experience that sounds out of character for him. >> I always been pretty straight with you. >> This was honestly the this was the worst attitude I've seen from a police officer in my entire life. And I grew up ghetto and [ __ ] >> I'm not saying you're lying. I'm not saying did nothing. I'm saying I'm surprised. And that's that's really you'll still see the footage anyway and you're going to be in shock. Yeah. And you know what I'm like I said I was telling him at first he kind of relaxed a little bit and then I think his ego took back over and then he had to start. >> That's really surprising. >> As long as you're all right. >> That's the most important thing. >> Tell him I'll k solicitors will be in contact with him soon. >> Tell him the solicitors will be in contact with him soon man. >> Oh and um I will go to the ISP all that right. Go through them methods. Um I I want him removed as his role as a police officer after that today. He should not be a police officer. I know he's your friend Will, but I'm sorry. He shouldn't. It's dangerous. >> Can't be having danger like that. >> [ __ ] joke. Number 278.