WHAT ARE YOU DOING? IM A POLICE OFFICER #UKPoliceForce #UKCopFiles #UKCopWatch #BritishCops Reggie returns with another bold public audit, this time exploring an industrial estate in Winsford — allegedly linked to Rolls Royce — where rows of military trailers stretch as far as the eye can see. Immediately, intrigue builds as Reggie wonders aloud why military vehicles are parked on what seems to be a civilian site. He can’t send up his drone because the area is marked as a red zone — a legal no-fly zone — but his handheld footage already raises questions. Things take a turn when a Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) and a security guard approach, expressing concern over Reggie’s filming. Their tone quickly shifts from polite curiosity to discomfort, claiming he’s making staff “feel uncomfortable.” Reggie fires back with sarcasm, flipping the script — “You’re making me uncomfortable.” The exchange perfectly highlights the tension between public rights and perceived authority. Moments later, a police officer arrives, escalating the situation by demanding Reggie stop filming and even asking what’s in his pockets — a move with no legal basis unless there’s reasonable suspicion. Reggie stands firm, calmly asserting his right to film in public. After several minutes of back-and-forth, the officers finally back down, acknowledging he’s within his rights. The encounter ends peacefully, with Reggie proving his point: public photography isn’t a crime, even if it challenges comfort zones. In the end, he signs off coolly — another successful audit, another reminder that law and feelings aren’t the same thing. Subscribe My Channel[@Bodycam777

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