I'm glad that in the UK police aren't allowed to lie about evidence they don't have. It muddies the water so much, like this guy was so relived when they supposedly had video evidence that would exonerate him, but then he's confused when they say the evidence shows him breaking and entering.

I'm glad that in the UK police aren't allowed to lie about evidence they don't have. It muddies the water so much, like this guy was so relived when they supposedly had video evidence that would exonerate him, but then he's confused when they say the evidence shows him breaking and entering.

@The Leopard Holy hell. Harrogate! I imagine they're trying to protect their "middle class spa town" status

@The Leopard Holy hell. Harrogate! I imagine they're trying to protect their "middle class spa town" status

@Keith Bentley I dunno. It might not be <b>as bad</b> as the US here but a lot of people want retribution instead of rehabilitation

@Keith Bentley I dunno. It might not be *as bad* as the US here but a lot of people want retribution instead of rehabilitation

@Peterscraps That and as a brown guy in the UK, I largely trust the police here

@Peterscraps That and as a brown guy in the UK, I largely trust the police here

@BRICKTOP Entrapment is not legal in the US either....You cannot "Set Up" your mark if you gone undercover. And there are a very narrow way to target on what you can achieve, both coercion and "stick and carrot" method are not allowed. However, you are allowed to lied (well, the whole undercover operation is based on lies anyway)

Undercover Work is actaully quite similar between US and UK, actually, come to think of it, UK and Canada have a more lax undercover law that allow a certain degree of tactics to get the target, including the notorious Mr Big method, also, If i reember correctly, "Stick and Carrot" are allowed in the UK .

also were so lucky to have the entrapment law. like that dillia case uk police would have arrested her soon as they new she had even mentioned having her husband killed. where as in the us they set up a whole case using a fake undercover officer posed as a hitman and  then called her on the  day telling her to return home as he had been killed. the us police will literally make a case as serious as they can and allow you to hang yourself long before letting you o there in on the whole thing. its nothing but a "SET UP' and that should be illegal everywhere as it is here. just like when the trick people in to fake drug deals its all about the officers gaining promotion by making a case more serious than it already is

Here the police doesn't need a warrant. Finland that is. It's just a phone call to their superior and they can kick your door down. They smell weed way too often.

Here the police doesn't need a warrant. Finland that is. It's just a phone call to their superior and they can kick your door down. They smell weed way too often.

@Redmond MacDonagh Think that's ""Indefinite Leave to Remain" unless Home Office changed its name.

But yes, I have a few Australian and Canadian friend who went to the UK to served in the British Army, you dont actually need a ILR to get a government job there actaully, as long as you have enough stay in your visa (And they generally extend it if you are aplying for a governmental job) you only needed to be a Commonwealth CItizen.

But I have no idea about Ireland tho.

@Redmond MacDonagh It doesn’t really matter if the Irish’s feeling are hurt in honesty. It’s still the British Isles as the correct term to refer to it as a whole.
If you just said Great Britain and Ireland you will have missed out all the other little islands like the IOM etc that aren’t in GB but are in the British Isles.
Just because they don’t like it doesn’t make it true.

@Hannah Whittle Traditionally the geographical expression "British Isles" included all of those islands, but the Irish don't like it, so it is more usual to say "GB and Ireland" rather than the British Isles.

@Hannah Whittle Traditionally the geographical expression "British Isles" included all of those islands, but the Irish don't like it, so it is more usual to say "GB and Ireland" rather than the British Isles.

@Running Production In the United Kingdom,  citizens of all 53 Commonweath countries are treated as if they are British citizens, provided they have permanent residence [unlimited leave to remain].
They can vote in all elections, stand in all elections, join the police, civil service, defence forces, etc.
Irish citizens also have all those rights, plus there is complete freedom of movement between UK and Ireland. Irish citizens are considered "settled" as soon as they arrive, and eligible for NHS, benefits, etc from day one.

No one is,but the punishment are different

No one is,but the punishment are different

Living in America , we are taught that the police could take our lives at any time , so it’s best to Be submissive and overly respectful when u meet them on the street.

Living in America , we are taught that the police could take our lives at any time , so it’s best to Be submissive and overly respectful when u meet them on the street.

UK police continually lie about whatever they want, they're incredibly corrupt.

UK police continually lie about whatever they want, they're incredibly corrupt.

@Harvest Crops "You guys don't even have constitutional rights" that's because the UK doesn't have a codified constitution - the UK operates under common law, instead of being limited to an unchanging constitution. The US operates under a similar system: even the first amendment could be repealed if it got a supermajority against it (which would probably never happen). In the same way, public pressure would (probably) stop free speech from being violated by parliament.

A quick Google search says that police can only enter your house if they have a search warrant (and if the evidence is false, you could probably claim damages for said warrant), or if you're suspected of a serious crime (because, shock horror, a terrorist isn't going to open the door to the police and have a nice chat). I agree hate speech laws are stupid, but it's not a violation of free speech. Free speech only applies to the speech against the government, and you can call the government whatever you like.

But they can lie about the case to the public.

But they can lie about the case to the public.

@Dj alemão  im from new york. our police protested claims of police brutality by saying they were following orders. you know, the exact defense used in the nuremberg trials.

@Dj alemão  im from new york. our police protested claims of police brutality by saying they were following orders. you know, the exact defense used in the nuremberg trials.

you actually believe your police dont lie too? they do, and its your fault

you actually believe your police dont lie too? they do, and its your fault

@crowtservo Nope, it is an independent country but part of the British Commonwealth of Nations.

@crowtservo Nope, it is an independent country but part of the British Commonwealth of Nations.

I heard that in uk refusing to answer questions can be used against you. Is that true? In the US you can say "I will remain silent until I see my lawyer. I want to see my lawyer" or something like that.

I heard that in uk refusing to answer questions can be used against you. Is that true? In the US you can say "I will remain silent until I see my lawyer. I want to see my lawyer" or something like that.

hello Peterscraps I am JCS but believe it or not i am not linked to this channel. I got my name from TF2 which should make me cooler than the other JCS channel. make sure to say hi back for i will become happier if you do.

hello Peterscraps I am JCS but believe it or not i am not linked to this channel. I got my name from TF2 which should make me cooler than the other JCS channel. make sure to say hi back for i will become happier if you do.

The police in the UK can legally arrest you and hold you for 14 days without charge if they want to by claiming that you're suspected of terrorist related activities (which could be something as innocent as handing out specific printed information, or having visited a number of different websites).
So, although you might like to think that the police couldn't  just turn up to your house and whisk you away for a fortnight without even charging you , the fact is that they can
And if your name is Mohammed, and you're a Muslim, then they probably do.

The police in the UK can legally arrest you and hold you for 14 days without charge if they want to by _claiming_ that you're suspected of terrorist related activities (which could be something as innocent as handing out specific printed information, or having visited a number of different websites).
So, although you might like to think that the police _couldn't_  just turn up to your house and whisk you away for a fortnight without even charging you , the fact is that they _can_
And if your name is Mohammed, and you're a Muslim, then they probably do.

@Violence Is Fun an interrogator should lead a suspect to stumble on his words and retract things he has said to clearly show the truth told isn't truthful and is made on the spot or thought up with, fabricated. To emotionally extort someone to make them think there is no hope for them won't make someone confess because they'd still try just for the sake of it since they got nothing to lose. To someone innocent it will just extort them into nerovisty that might make them falsely admit or stress them out in the answers.

@Giovanni Dracula Australian not English

@Giovanni Dracula Australian not English

Lying to get the truth out of a suspect it's perfectly fine. If he's guilty, he may confess. If he's not, he'll simply deny everything and, since it's a lie, it won't hold up and they'll be released.

Lying to get the truth out of a suspect it's perfectly fine. If he's guilty, he may confess. If he's not, he'll simply deny everything and, since it's a lie, it won't hold up and they'll be released.

Rubber dildo with a pulley in the middle

@Peterscraps unless they are held on suspicion of terror offences then it can be up to a week.

@Peterscraps unless they are held on suspicion of terror offences then it can be up to a week.

@Randall Flagg how do you come to that conclusion?

Are they not people or something?

I'd say euro cops are more corrupt.

@Randall Flagg how do you come to that conclusion?

Are they not people or something?

I'd say euro cops are more corrupt.

That must be a new thing, because when i was being interviewed, about 15 years ago, they told me they had me on CCTV.  I denied it to the end, and then the police couldnt even find enough evidence to send it to court.

That must be a new thing, because when i was being interviewed, about 15 years ago, they told me they had me on CCTV.  I denied it to the end, and then the police couldnt even find enough evidence to send it to court.

@kc B - Tell then what? That Eurocops are comparitively less corrupt than the ones from most other countries? That's not exactly a controversial opinion...

@kc B - Tell then what? That Eurocops are comparitively less corrupt than the ones from most other countries? That's not exactly a controversial opinion...

@crowtservo Canada is NOT part of the UK, but they are part of The Commonwealth.

@crowtservo Canada is NOT part of the UK, but they are part of The Commonwealth.

@YourPalHDee I feel your pain man, I have also been let down when I was 18 and was forced to accept a caution for a crime I never committed, no interview was done for it and it was the only thing on my record. The police in the UK don't seem to care about the book or evidence, or doing things properly and there are terrible people who work as officers honestly.

@Randall Flagg LOL  tell that to grooming gang victims.... the rape victims of savile, and westminister....

@Randall Flagg LOL  tell that to grooming gang victims.... the rape victims of savile, and westminister....

That's why never ever ever talk to the police without a lawyer present, whether you are innocent or guilty.

That's why never ever ever talk to the police without a lawyer present, whether you are innocent or guilty.

Also what was this British reject doing in Canada with BS investigations like this? He should have stayed in the UK.

Also what was this British reject doing in Canada with BS investigations like this? He should have stayed in the UK.

Same in the U.S. cops can't lie about evidence.

Same in the U.S. cops can't lie about evidence.

As a Brit I'd heard the rule that you don't answer questions from cops in America without first speaking to a lawyer and always thought to myself "wow that's a really defensive and unnecessary precaution - when you're innocent, just answer questions as you have nothing to hide, surely". Then I researched US law and started seeing videos like this and thought "wow the system is fucked up in the US, no wonder you're advised to keep your mouth shut".

@Harvest Crops "Cops can enter your home" False. Unless you've been charged with an indictable offence the cops cannot enter your home in the UK. The problem is whether the police follow the law, they don't in the UK and they don't in the US; accountability of enforcement is the main weakness in the justice system and its re-enforced by the cozy relationship courts and state governments have with each other.

@Peterscraps You might believe that but its false, the police can dawdle about and maliciously investigate people. Suspects are left in jail over a weekend and their next of kin are not informed. I follow a guy who was arrested in Scotland, single father and they didn't even tell anyone to pick up his son.

@Peterscraps You might believe that but its false, the police can dawdle about and maliciously investigate people. Suspects are left in jail over a weekend and their next of kin are not informed. I follow a guy who was arrested in Scotland, single father and they didn't even tell anyone to pick up his son.

@William Barnes If you're not a criminal but you "match the description" they are not your ally either

@William Barnes If you're not a criminal but you "match the description" they are not your ally either

@Violence Is Fun the police force is the best place to be a felon cause they'll never convict you of a felony unless it's so bad it garners local media attention (ex: Timothy Runnels who tased a kid to death and the EMTs had to revive him)

@Violence Is Fun the police force is the best place to be a felon cause they'll never convict you of a felony unless it's so bad it garners local media attention (ex: Timothy Runnels who tased a kid to death and the EMTs had to revive him)

@Edward Miessner What does that have to do with what I said?

@Edward Miessner What does that have to do with what I said?

@Jon H yeah but undercover cops aren't supposed to stop people in the street because they "match" some dodgy description of a purported dangerous felon without identifying themselves as police first (James King incident)

@Jon H yeah but undercover cops aren't supposed to stop people in the street because they "match" some dodgy description of a purported dangerous felon without identifying themselves as police first (James King incident)

@Matthew Wehri can't trust criminals either cause if they attack us and we defend ourselves and they turn out to be undercover cops after the fact we're fucked

@Matthew Wehri can't trust criminals either cause if they attack us and we defend ourselves and they turn out to be undercover cops after the fact we're fucked

@Peyton worse they can arrest any one of us for no good reason while they don't have to self-identify, wear uniforms or badges or anything.

@Peyton worse they can arrest any one of us for no good reason while they don't have to self-identify, wear uniforms or badges or anything.

Lol you all mad at the wrong people here, the police are like messaging birds. <br>Attacking them gets you no where, its the government who lets this happen you should be mad at.

Lol you all mad at the wrong people here, the police are like messaging birds.
Attacking them gets you no where, its the government who lets this happen you should be mad at.

@ReyCo47 yeeeah! you know about The Weathermen bruv 👌👌

@ReyCo47 yeeeah! you know about The Weathermen bruv 👌👌

@Kimi Khaos that is true no matter where you live. Police are in the interest of the government, and the government is not your friend.

@Kimi Khaos that is true no matter where you live. Police are in the interest of the government, and the government is not your friend.

the messed up part is the celebratory tone that this channel and some of its viewers take when that same manipulation is used against guilty peoples. That's why it's so enabled, because the people are fine with the emotional toll inflicted on already emotionally vulnerable people as long as it indulges their twisted sense of justice from time to time

I doubt every uk cop follows this law or whatever.

I mean cops all over the world dont follow the laws they enforce lol..

I doubt every uk cop follows this law or whatever.

I mean cops all over the world dont follow the laws they enforce lol..

@Souljastation 5 Cops are never your friends. They are your ally if you're not a criminal. But never your friend.

@Souljastation 5 Cops are never your friends. They are your ally if you're not a criminal. But never your friend.

@Robotron Sage Hi, I'm from Italy and your comment about the Netherlands was an intetesting read.

Asde from their coronavirus recovery fund shenanigans and the shady way EMA's headquarters were relocated to Amsterdam instead of Milan, I remember that when a group of Dutch hooligans damaged one of our monuments their government didn't even apoplogized, the foreign minister said that it was (somehow) our fault.

P. S. Come to Italy, while I'm afraid that our police is not much better than the Duch one, at least people is generally nicer.

@William Barnes I'd say that more than half of the American population doesn't know this: first of all, half of the country is Republican or otherwise conservative, for them cops are "the good guys", also, they see the cop TV shows and think that if you're innocent cops are your friends.

@William Barnes I'd say that more than half of the American population doesn't know this: first of all, half of the country is Republican or otherwise conservative, for them cops are "the good guys", also, they see the cop TV shows and think that if you're innocent cops are your friends.

private investigators do lie about evidence they dont have, that happens!

private investigators do lie about evidence they dont have, that happens!

@Peterscraps us cops can only hold someone for 24 hours as well. Also, corruption happens everywhere my guy the UK isn’t amazing

@Peterscraps us cops can only hold someone for 24 hours as well. Also, corruption happens everywhere my guy the UK isn’t amazing

@Violence Is Fun Not technically a "lie" to say that, I guess. It certainly could imply that they've confessed some sort of guilt, but "everything" could really mean anything.

@Violence Is Fun Not technically a "lie" to say that, I guess. It certainly could imply that they've confessed some sort of guilt, but "everything" could really mean anything.

@Lucky Louise exactly. What op said is the most subjective thing ever lmao. "Oh, in my country, cops dont lie and burglers always knock before entering!"

@Lucky Louise exactly. What op said is the most subjective thing ever lmao. "Oh, in my country, cops dont lie and burglers always knock before entering!"

I’ve seen vids of UK and Aussie cops lying and accusing during interrogations.

I’ve seen vids of UK and Aussie cops lying and accusing during interrogations.

@Kimi Khaos that incident was in Canada not America. But yes really you shouldn’t talk without a lawyer when it comes to time you could be serving

@Kimi Khaos that incident was in Canada not America. But yes really you shouldn’t talk without a lawyer when it comes to time you could be serving

Are they allowed to lie about evidence in Canada? That’s fucked

Are they allowed to lie about evidence in Canada? That’s fucked

And thats why the uk has someone of the most crime in the world

And thats why the uk has someone of the most crime in the world

They do lie. I've had it done to me first hand

They do lie. I've had it done to me first hand

on top of that the black guyt that got arrested said that he told the officers when he got arrested that he just off the bus and that the bus driver was a witness that he just got off the bus so there was no way he was robbing the jewelry store and still they were arrogant enough to not even look into the lead that he provided them with.

Unfortunately, police in the UK will jail you for tweeting a joke about the Polish.

Unfortunately, police in the UK will jail you for tweeting a joke about the Polish.

What if you have undiagnosed bipolar identity and you're scared that maybe you did that?!

What if you have undiagnosed bipolar identity and you're scared that maybe you did that?!

@crowtservo no. Its the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. (GB being England, Scotland and Wales). Canada is part of the Commonwealth

@crowtservo no. Its the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland. (GB being England, Scotland and Wales). Canada is part of the Commonwealth

UK has healthcare and ambulances dont cost so much. Also their jails werent so full there they had to release a bunch of criminals.  How does the US still have a population? I moved out a wihle ago lmaoo.

UK has healthcare and ambulances dont cost so much. Also their jails werent so full there they had to release a bunch of criminals.  How does the US still have a population? I moved out a wihle ago lmaoo.

@Peterscraps there is a huge difference from holding a suspect for 24 hours and charging someone with a crime and putting them in a cell. Still, the detective usually has to request the person stay in jail that long unless their system is clogged up.

@Peterscraps there is a huge difference from holding a suspect for 24 hours and charging someone with a crime and putting them in a cell. Still, the detective usually has to request the person stay in jail that long unless their system is clogged up.

At least we can carry around a pair of needle nose pliers without getting arrested...

I do agree with you though they shouldnt be allowed to do anything they can to make you confess even if you are innocent..

At least we can carry around a pair of needle nose pliers without getting arrested...

I do agree with you though they shouldnt be allowed to do anything they can to make you confess even if you are innocent..

@crowtservo give it 10 years and we will be lol .

@crowtservo give it 10 years and we will be lol .

@crowtservo - Not really. Canada is a country  independent of the Uk, but recognizes the British monarchy, although Queen Elizabeth has no actual power over Canada.

@crowtservo - Not really. Canada is a country  independent of the Uk, but recognizes the British monarchy, although Queen Elizabeth has no actual power over Canada.

@hbghawaii in London we have a LOT of Australian paramedics because their training is equivalent to the standard of training required in the UK.

@hbghawaii in London we have a LOT of Australian paramedics because their training is equivalent to the standard of training required in the UK.

@hbghawaii <br>Here in Ontario I have seen a couple officers with accents but I'm not sure if they started out as cops over in their native countries or immigrated then became police.

@hbghawaii
Here in Ontario I have seen a couple officers with accents but I'm not sure if they started out as cops over in their native countries or immigrated then became police.

@Peterscraps they also deprive the people of food,water,and sleep

@Peterscraps they also deprive the people of food,water,and sleep

The UK justice system is still a joke overall. Johnny Depp had tons of video and audio evidence and somehow still lost

The UK justice system is still a joke overall. Johnny Depp had tons of video and audio evidence and somehow still lost

In the UK the police just don't hand over evidence instead.

In the UK the police just don't hand over evidence instead.

It makes perfect sense why also - If police can lie they can essentially strong arm and pressure innocent people into giving confessions under duress and the supposed threat of a harsh sentence and jail time. It's a common tactic in the US to force confessions and have innocent people accept a plea deal when they're confronted with the possibility of a harsh sentence for something they did not do. Not everyone is able to afford good representation or are knowledgeable enough to effectively maintain their innocence under such stressful circumstances. And as this video mentioned, because obtaining confessions is highly rewarding, the police are then motivated to use these tactics and to force convictions. When the objective is to simply arrest and convict rather than to ensure that justice is properly served, the police and the criminal justice system are warped into something unrecognisable to justice.This is one of many reasons why the USA has by far the highest incarceration rate in the world, you can imagine how a system which doesn't focus on catching the real criminals but simply looks to have anyone convicted for a crime would suffer greatly in this aspect. Several or even dozens of innocent people may be arrested before the true perpetrator is found, and if they pleaded guilty under duress to avoid a harsh sentence in many cases they will not be exonerated. Minorities, the poor, disenfranchised, and the vulnerable are often the victims of these kinds of tactics.

I love how in the UK it's guilty until proven innocent

I love how in the UK it's guilty until proven innocent

@Violence Is Fun what are you going on about....how are people not educated on the corruption of our criminal system...they are educated and they are deluded because they choose to believe otherwise.... stop trying to win argument with non sensicle drivel....goodbye...

@Violence Is Fun what are you going on about....how are people not educated on the corruption of our criminal system...they are educated and they are deluded because they choose to believe otherwise.... stop trying to win argument with non sensicle drivel....goodbye...

@Julz furthermore i ain't no cop fam, i'm currently awaiting sentencing yo 😂 <br>its gonna be my second time being banged up so trust i ain't never getting in the police force 😂

@Julz furthermore i ain't no cop fam, i'm currently awaiting sentencing yo 😂
its gonna be my second time being banged up so trust i ain't never getting in the police force 😂

@Kenneth McClain you are deluded....or a cop?

@Kenneth McClain you are deluded....or a cop?

You guys are deluded about the uk police. They hide evidence, lie to get a conviction, side with supposed 'victim's and remand people with no evidence...when put before a judge it is done by video link where you are stopped from talking and this all upheld by a corrupt legal system where defence lawyers drink coffee with prosecutors before trial. Those on remand often lose families, jobs, houses and when found innocent and let out after remand they are let out to homelessness....the uk criminal justice system is more corrupt than America. At least in america you can get better legal representation to appeal and fight injustice...in this country the police investigate themselves making it almost impossible to have things overturned without money.

@Threewulphmoon canada = america its all the same, its not even a real place anyway. Its just where they set movies. Its like saying "far far away" or "a faraway land"; they mean the same thing. nobody is ever going to go to those places anyway, so who care? Only people who yake their fiction too seriously, in which case they need to get out more

@hbghawaii  That Canadian detective is a sus.

@hbghawaii  That Canadian detective is a sus.

@Peterscraps  TBH, that would've been a weird and messed up prank.

@Peterscraps  TBH, that would've been a weird and messed up prank.

Hannah Whittle But they routinely do illegally enter homes without a warrant. They only have to claim “reasonable suspicion” or misuse section 17 and others.

Hannah Whittle But they routinely do illegally enter homes without a warrant. They only have to claim “reasonable suspicion” or misuse section 17 and others.

The UK police also tolerate child sex abuse rings

The UK police also tolerate child sex abuse rings

@G58 oMg discounted mcdonalds?! This is a bigger scandal than jimmy saville! They should all be sacked immediately!!!

@G58 oMg discounted mcdonalds?! This is a bigger scandal than jimmy saville! They should all be sacked immediately!!!

The UK police have done just as bad,  just look up all the spoons they saw as weapons or all the freedom of speech you don't have

The UK police have done just as bad,  just look up all the spoons they saw as weapons or all the freedom of speech you don't have

My neighbor accused me of having my dog poop on his lawn and not cleaning it up. He said he had cameras installed and video of it. Ive never let my dog poop on his lawn and I carry a bag for each walk just in case. Its so infuriating to have someone tell you they have video of something you didn't do.

My neighbor accused me of having my dog poop on his lawn and not cleaning it up. He said he had cameras installed and video of it. Ive never let my dog poop on his lawn and I carry a bag for each walk just in case. Its so infuriating to have someone tell you they have video of something you didn't do.

@crowtservo It's part of the Commonwealth, which is a colonial relic from the heydays of the British Empire. Nations that are part of the Commonwealth are technically constitutional monarchies. The Queen is their sovereign but for all intents and purposes they are sovereign nations. Just whenever they pass laws, they have to receive "royal assent" from a delegate of the Crown. But this is perfunctory and done as a matter of course.

@Vegan Pete Canada is a British commonwealth as are many many countries in the world. That does not mean they are "apart of Britain".

@Vegan Pete Canada is a British commonwealth as are many many countries in the world. That does not mean they are "apart of Britain".

@Vegan Pete Not quite correct. The British did colonise it yonks ago but it's not like you have parts or a part of the country that is 'British' There are people with English lineage yes, they're reffered to as english South-africans but just like Aus, Canada, NZ and many others They do not have an English accent...Going even further, A South-African accent sounds almost nothing like an english one. Someone saying he's had 4 South-African doctors yet he can't pick what clearly is not a S.A accent is absurd. Eng Accent genuinely sounds closer to NZ accent than S.A.

@Simon Simon There's no way he's an aussie because surely an aussie would be able to tell the difference between what is clearly an english accent devoid of any South-African tinges.

@Simon Simon There's no way he's an aussie because surely an aussie would be able to tell the difference between what is clearly an english accent devoid of any South-African tinges.

@Vekoma1261 Again, This man is 100% from the U.K There's no way in Hell he's South African, Kiwi (at least those two I kind of understand even though they're obviously wrong) or Aussie (seriously, Aussie?).

@Vekoma1261 Again, This man is 100% from the U.K There's no way in Hell he's South African, Kiwi (at least those two I kind of understand even though they're obviously wrong) or Aussie (seriously, Aussie?).

@Nate Stokes No way in hell that's a Kiwi lol. I say this as a Kiwi/Saffa. That man is not From NZ, Aus or S.A and is almost 100% from England however could potentially be from Wales or even Scotland. There isn't a chance in Hell he's from NZ or South Africa.

@Nate Stokes No way in hell that's a Kiwi lol. I say this as a Kiwi/Saffa. That man is not From NZ, Aus or S.A and is almost 100% from England however could potentially be from Wales or even Scotland. There isn't a chance in Hell he's from NZ or South Africa.

@TrueFO Files Nah man that isn't close to even an English Saffa accent. That's from the U.K 8000%

@TrueFO Files Nah man that isn't close to even an English Saffa accent. That's from the U.K 8000%

try reading the book, The Clydach Murders....    corruption in the force from top to bottom SWP

try reading the book, The Clydach Murders....    corruption in the force from top to bottom SWP

@Kenneth McClain Police shouldn’t be allowed to lie because of their position in society, they should always hold the moral high ground.

@Kenneth McClain Police shouldn’t be allowed to lie because of their position in society, they should always hold the moral high ground.

I also like that guns are illegal here and police are not armed as a result.

I also like that guns are illegal here and police are not armed as a result.

@Simon Simon  you foiled my plot to falsely declare my nationality. Now I have to figure out another way to insert the genetically modified neo monarchy into global power.  if only I had agreed with my fellow Youtube commenters.

@Simon Simon  you foiled my plot to falsely declare my nationality. Now I have to figure out another way to insert the genetically modified neo monarchy into global power.  if only I had agreed with my fellow Youtube commenters.

@Hannah Whittle in the mid 1600's what empire colonized in South Africa ?

@Hannah Whittle in the mid 1600's what empire colonized in South Africa ?

@Keith Bentley I'm allowed to be wrong. and even if he came on this thread and said hey im 100% English. i would have to agree. but just because south africa isn't a common wealth like our great nations. the accent originated in the UK regardless. i just so happen to be on my 4th south African doctor . south Africans are very common in canada. but end of the day id rather talk about how the RCMP are more crooked than the criminals.  either way cheers to the common wealth friend may canzuk unite our nations as one.

@TrueFO Files Your totally wrong. Take fit rom us English, we can place a person within 20 miles of their hometown.

@TrueFO Files Your totally wrong. Take fit rom us English, we can place a person within 20 miles of their hometown.

@Dawid Wojcik Somewhere in or around London.

@Dawid Wojcik Somewhere in or around London.

@Keith Bentley changing from what accent exactly?

@Keith Bentley changing from what accent exactly?

@A.C G In the example you made, no lie was made.
The honest defense to such an honest statement (again, as you  claim no lie was made, therefore the claim is 100% sanctioned) would be ''Where did you have me on cctv''
or ''that is fortunate, for it will prove my innocence''.

Even if the police believe it is you on the camera who did the crime (but it is not) then the correct speech for this would be: ''We believe it is you who is on the camera doing the crime''.
When they say things such as ''it IS you who committed the crime on camera'' when the truth is you did not do such a thing, then an actual LIE as a statement or claim is made.

There's quite a clear line to be drawn here. And ofcourse the police can use mind games to aid in interrogation. That's what an interrogation is for...

I don't think you can compare this with what we just saw in the video. In Canada you can apparently just make stuff up, like ''we have your fingerprints on the stolen hardware''.  I don't know how ethical this is, but i am sure at the least, the suspect MUST know the police are ALLOWED to lie in interrogation. Like, it should be part of their Miranda rights over there. I.E ''you have the right to remain silent, you also have the right to be lied to in face of interrogation''.

I mean i could just see myself easily agreeing to someone elses lie in an event of perhaps say, i had drank too much beer, or, it had been a significant time ago.
I mean if an investigator says to me ''1 year ago you at spaghetti'' I would literally tell him that it isn't impossible. But i don't eat spaghetti often, so it may also be unlikely. There's maybe too many variables in something like this as  process. If your job is pursuing the truth, should you be using dishonesty to achieve such? Doesn't a fictional account add a layer of confusion to such a pursuit?

Lying to achieve the truth. It seems a bit counterintuitive, or perhaps even purpose defeating.

But no in your example above. If the police did indeed see you on CCTV then a truthful statement (regardless of what happened on the CCTV) would be ''We saw you on the CCTV (that day)''. So this line of questioning / interrogation is a valid form of discourse for deriving truth (from interrogation). It is a prompt, i.e the interrogatee must come with a response to assumably justify his appearance on CCTV (in that case, a truth, fact, cannot be denied)

I doubt the British police force is comprised of individuals who ask interrogative questions simply ''for no reason''. I.E: if you are being told they saw you on CCTV, then it is likely they want to know why you were near the crime or some other factor of relevance.

@William Barnes Granted, you've never known  true democracy in your entire lifespan but still that's now how it works. In a democratic process, you should be able to confide in those who choose to uphold the virtues of your society. If not, then why are you even putting these people in places of authority? It is absurd.

@William Barnes Granted, you've never known  true democracy in your entire lifespan but still that's now how it works. In a democratic process, you should be able to confide in those who choose to uphold the virtues of your society. If not, then why are you even putting these people in places of authority? It is absurd.

@William Barnes That's not how democracy works.

@William Barnes That's not how democracy works.

@che3se1495 Why don't the Americans seem to get this?

@che3se1495 Why don't the Americans seem to get this?

@Peterscraps Bro i moved to Holland from the UK and the Dutch police don't (or barely) look into crime. If you report rape, getting kicked off a bicycle, or a fight breaking out at the local supermarket, the police will tell you not to bother filing a report. I think it's unofficially part of their semi-official ''tolerance policy'' which constitutes not prosecuting people for smoking cannabis but in reality seems to extend to all sorts of fine mess.

Also there's only one flavour of crisps and it's paprika.
Don't get me started on the greed. I tried to be polite i tried to be apologetic (in true British fashion) i even tried adopting / embracing their culture but after 20 years of this shit it would be inhumanely indecent of me not to reject these repulsive ''qualities''. I must speak up about it because it seems these are not problems they are solving themselves.

To get the point across: It is not me who is saying the Dutch are greedy. It is literally the Dutch themselves who call themselves greedy. They are proud of it. The customer is always screwed over in Holland.

And when it comes to crime the Dutch have great crime statistics, after a decade it had finally dawned on me that this is perhaps due to a policy of ''turning a blind eye'' to others misfortune.

Just look at how Holland faired in the second world war. How many jews were deported from the UK? Not a single one if i recall correctly.

It gets worse the more you look into it. The core politics. Holland was practically secondary Germany or at the very least, considered as such. UK received ARTILLERY from Den Haag (The Hague) where all the ''rich'' Dutch politicans live. One must wonder how a ''neutral'' state in a time of war would allow the aggressor to bomb their neighbours from their own territory.

When you consider Holland literally had their own National Socialist party (which helped the nazis, and had a considerable following in the Netherlands itself) and a considerable number of Dutch people had betrayed the Jewish in hiding for nothing more than financial compensation it begs the question of where the line is drawn in terms of morality. More could be said about the matter but actually thinking about it disgusts me.

I have tried being apolegetic but how do you apologeticize a culture that literally prides itself on the claim of being the worlds greediest culture?!?

Of course you think to yourself, it can't be that bad. You say, you don't think they are greedy (out of respect) and they tell you that you don't understand. It is like they want you to call them greedy, as a compliment. Isn't that weird?

So after about a decade you get it. The entire economy in this country is based around screwing eachother (usually the end user / client / customer) over as much as possible. As a result everything is too expensive and you're always gettings scammed as a consumer. (better read those fine prints, else risk becoming one of the 33% of households that is in debt or had their bank accounts literally impounded by debt collectors) Yes apparently it's possible to have your bank account taken away from you in Holland and it's not too uncommon really.

Oh and if someone owes you money then threats of violence or whatever are seemingly acceptable i.e ''tolerated'' in ''the Netherlands''.

I can't explain it. I wish i could be apologetic about this. It feels like hell living here.
And they hate everything foreign. Seriously. They don't learn from other cultures (yet call themselves, seemingly reluctantly, a ''melting pot''). But they do make their own (fake) versions of foreign food. Remember Indian curries? Well the Dutch HATE spicy food, so you can (only) get a tikka masala that has sugar instead of spice. Hot indian curries simply do not exist in Holland (and they are supposed to be a so called spice nation. I believe everything they claim to be is a mere fantasy to be honest with you).

Remember salt and vinegar crisps? Wish i could.
They recently came up with their own version it tastes like piss.
The problem being: they literally watered down the vinegar, probably to save on production costs. They don't like giving value for money.

Currently contemplating wether or not to let my citizenship simply expire (due to brexit) and move back to the UK. I can't really find a good reason to stay here, other than that i made it so far. (sunken cost fallacy, fml).

Wish i could explain how crooked this place really is cause i've also contemplated fucking suicide over this, only to remember that other countries actually exist outside of this one.

1/3 of households are in debt here. That should tell you enough.
Should i tell you that the police will break into your home and allow the debt collectors to clear out your entire homes' worth of inventory? They're allowed to take HARD DRIVES from your computer too! Without wiping them!
It all then gets sold on a private auction for less than it's actually worth and there's no regulating agencies to check wether this is anything like a fair process.

In the UK a bailliff ain't allowed a foot inside your house or even look at your window the wrong way, unless you've really, really made a mess out of thing.
But no, in Holland you miss A SINGLE PAYMENT on a telecom bill and suddenly there's a man coming to tax the entire house that your family lives in.
I wish i was joking but that is what happens. The nazis are still operating in Holland, stealing peoples stuff, clothes and jewelry, that sort of thing.

And i'm also not joking about nazis. Holland is / was a brother country to Germany. Many Nazis moved to Holland. Probably many more decided to stay after Germany literally lost the war.

Man everything the Dutch tell you is a lie.
They're not ''greedy'' when greed is bad, they're ''frugal'' or ''zuinig''.
But they're not even frugal. They are quite wasteful. I don't get it. Everything they tell you about their country is a fucking lie.
''We have low crime rates'' Yeah especially when crime is openly tolerated or not even reported because the attitude of the police is to never see a problem (let alone solve it). Don't bother reporting. Not even if you have been mugged.

Out of the many times i have literally called the police in Holland the amount of times they looked into the problem was 0.
That's not an insignificant statistic.

But no lets all listen to the Dutch propaganda telling us how wonderful it is that the Dutch are sooooo tolerant (of the wrong things, i.e: crime) and open (which means being unapologetically rude) and have such a great progressive drug policy (weed is literally illegal in Holland, but there is a semi official and highly hypocritical blind eye policy regarding it) and such low crime statistics (because people are disencouraged from actually reporting crime, which obviously keeps the statistics very low)

And let's not forget what a wonderful ''melting pot'' culture they are (they're racist.)
With good old ancient traditions such as ''Black Pete'' which is definitely not racist because the Dutch people cannot see a single problem with their own traditions. Doing so would be admitting that the Dutch have problems and Dutch people generally don't do that.

They are such a great melting pot culture that they have no idea how to cook foreign food for the life of them. How does this get by the average Dutch citizen? How do you not look at the ''foreign'' food and realize this is not what they are eating outside of Holland?

Just don't mention words like corruption (never heard of it, doesn't happen here!) to a Dutch person or actually point out that a quality they are so proud of having is actually a bad thing. (because they will find a way to justify it)

And i am terribly sorry if this all comes across as rude but in that same regard i must say i have adopted this ''directness'' from the Dutch themselves. I am still having a hard time adapting to it, but i guess their culture must annoy themselves to such a point of frustration that they too, cannot maintain a level of eloquence talking about the matters.

@Harvest Crops police can’t enter your home without a warrant signed by a judge or they are invited in. You can defend yourself, recently a pensioner stabbed a burglar to death and he is as free as a bird. Laws against hate speech are a good thing - it’s not nice having lots of people being able to preach hate in the streets. <br>And we don’t have lawyers - we have solicitors and barristers.

@Harvest Crops police can’t enter your home without a warrant signed by a judge or they are invited in. You can defend yourself, recently a pensioner stabbed a burglar to death and he is as free as a bird. Laws against hate speech are a good thing - it’s not nice having lots of people being able to preach hate in the streets.
And we don’t have lawyers - we have solicitors and barristers.

@Mostly Toasty Definitely not in the UK. Terminology was all wrong, we would say ‘solicitor’ not lawyer etc. We also can’t hold people for more than 24hrs without charge, and we can’t charge without evidence.

@Mostly Toasty Definitely not in the UK. Terminology was all wrong, we would say ‘solicitor’ not lawyer etc. We also can’t hold people for more than 24hrs without charge, and we can’t charge without evidence.

@TrueFO Files nah - he was definitely English.

@TrueFO Files nah - he was definitely English.

@Kenneth McClain but it can also garner false admissions of guilt under duress, especially in young and vulnerable people. Remember the Central Park five?

@Kenneth McClain but it can also garner false admissions of guilt under duress, especially in young and vulnerable people. Remember the Central Park five?

@crowtservo No. It’s a member of the commonwealth. The queen is their monarch but that is about where it ends. The UK is just England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Great Britain (GB) is England, Wales and Scotland. The British Isles is all of the above plus Ireland as a whole.

We like to be confusing.

@crowtservo No. It’s a member of the commonwealth. The queen is their monarch but that is about where it ends. The UK is just England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
Great Britain (GB) is England, Wales and Scotland. The British Isles is all of the above plus Ireland as a whole.

We like to be confusing.

@A.C G lol, it didn't mean that at all.......

In the PACE act in the UK does not only just outlaw Police lying to the suspect, but also limited the scope of the interview.

For example. If i were accused of killing a person in a bar, they can present fact that if my face was captured in the CCTV of the bar (ie, show you the photo or screen capture) but they cannot say "Hey, I got your face on the CCTV" if they were to make an accusation, they will need to back up with fact. If they do that and they cannot show you evidence of said thing happen, they are violating PACE act and that will have legal consequence.

Also, they cannot show you a CCTV footage of you 100 miles away from the crime scene, as that is irrevelent to the case

@Chad Kvænan Don't know about the situation in Canada, but in the UK, a commonwealth citizen (Candian, Australian, New Zealander, Fijian and so on) can work in the British Government from Civil Service (including the Police) to the Military. You can even stand in the office as a commonwealth citizens without getting British Citizenship.

If you don’t think UK police lie or play games with you you haven’t had much experience with them...

If you don’t think UK police lie or play games with you you haven’t had much experience with them...

@Peyton Could you imagine how little would be accomplished in an undercover investigation if they couldn't lie though?

"Sup gang, what are we doing today?"

"Are you a cop?"

"Dangit. Yeah, you got me!"

@Peyton Could you imagine how little would be accomplished in an undercover investigation if they couldn't lie though?

"Sup gang, what are we doing today?"

"Are you a cop?"

"Dangit. Yeah, you got me!"

surprises me that that sort of interrogation and treatment of a suspect would happen in Canada which is very often held up as a country where individual rights (even for the guilty) are  respected.

surprises me that that sort of interrogation and treatment of a suspect would happen in Canada which is very often held up as a country where individual rights (even for the guilty) are  respected.

@DorrisGonnaWreckyou Problem is everyone wants their own little slice of tyranny, but when put together with everyone else's, you end up with the whole cake.

@DorrisGonnaWreckyou Problem is everyone wants their own little slice of tyranny, but when put together with everyone else's, you end up with the whole cake.

@John H I would rather it be illegal (not a huge punishment though) for saying something outright racist in a public place or forum, but have cops who cannot lie and entrap us during an investigation, than have the freedom to say racist shit but have super dodgy cops who can lie to you lol... You really that bothered that ya cant say racist or homophobic shit on twitter or whatever? Just dont be racist in public and you will be fine lmao

@Way Too old for this Had the same, got attacked with a weapon in the street all on CCTV, police refused to talk to me, refused to look at evidence which is a crime that can easily get them 12 months in jail and then fabricated the report to cover it up, in fact my town Harrogate in nationally famous for covering up crimes.

@Harvest Crops Anyone that has dealt with UK police knows they will just fabricate evidence against you.

@Harvest Crops Anyone that has dealt with UK police knows they will just fabricate evidence against you.

@Peterscraps unless they take him on Friday.....he will be held there till Monday...

@Peterscraps unless they take him on Friday.....he will be held there till Monday...

che3se1495 police aren’t allowed to use their own lies as evidence but yes I agree a lawyer is always the best option

che3se1495 police aren’t allowed to use their own lies as evidence but yes I agree a lawyer is always the best option

Well even that is a joke. Police I've dealt with in the UK still have property of mine and I've complained to almost every party and am just ignored.

Well even that is a joke. Police I've dealt with in the UK still have property of mine and I've complained to almost every party and am just ignored.

@Reynolds Kynaston Except that isn't your interrogation video, it's the police's and they can use it as they please. Calling out their lies doesn't help prove your innocence, it just gives you a chance to mess up. The only good thing you can do to prove your innocence against the police is get a lawyer to do it for you.

The cops in Europe are less corrupt than in the US and the rest of the world, that's a fact. Doesn't mean the Eurocops are perfect, but they're still the best there is. <br>(And they don't shoot us, nice bonus)

The cops in Europe are less corrupt than in the US and the rest of the world, that's a fact. Doesn't mean the Eurocops are perfect, but they're still the best there is.
(And they don't shoot us, nice bonus)

Peterscraps honestly lying is probably a good thing. You can call out the interrogators when they lie if you are innocent. Only an innocent person would know that video evidence would prove their innocence. If you can call out the police on their lies then you strengthen your defense.

Peterscraps honestly lying is probably a good thing. You can call out the interrogators when they lie if you are innocent. Only an innocent person would know that video evidence would prove their innocence. If you can call out the police on their lies then you strengthen your defense.

@Harvest Crops I don't know why you think constitutional rights matter any more than other rights.

Police cannot enter our home without a warrant or probable cause that a crime is occuring then and there, same as you. Only difference is when they enter our homes unannounced they don't shoot us and our family. No one in the UK has died from a wellness check, unlike America.

UK police sucks though.. In my case they havent even tried to get evidence from relevant places, meaning the person who did it is sadly still walking around my town

UK police sucks though.. In my case they havent even tried to get evidence from relevant places, meaning the person who did it is sadly still walking around my town

@Giovanni Dracula He's got an English/Canadian mix. I'm assuming the British police force threw him out because of his incompetence and he emigrated to Canada. 😤

@Giovanni Dracula He's got an English/Canadian mix. I'm assuming the British police force threw him out because of his incompetence and he emigrated to Canada. 😤

@Peterscraps I got arrested in the UK, age 16, they kept me in a cell for 11 hours before finally interrogating me. Throughout the 11 hours they offered me food and water about 15 times and brought them to me exactly zero times. Bare in mind I was technically still a child and they were actively making efforts to psychologically torture me. The UK police are as despicable as they come, in my eyes.

@Mostly Toasty I've come across several over the years, and that's just on Vancouver Island. I don't think its super common but the fact that the Commonwealth countries hire each other's citizens as police officers is pretty unique, and kind of cool, providing they're actually good, unlike this goof.

@Mostly Toasty I've come across several over the years, and that's just on Vancouver Island. I don't think its super common but the fact that the Commonwealth countries hire each other's citizens as police officers is pretty unique, and kind of cool, providing they're actually good, unlike this goof.

@0000030331 He has plenty of bo experience. More than you could possibly imagine.

@0000030331 He has plenty of bo experience. More than you could possibly imagine.

I wonder whether, statistically, there are more false-imprisonments in countries whose laws allow lying to suspects in an interrogation, versus those in which it's not.

I wonder whether, statistically, there are more false-imprisonments in countries whose laws allow lying to suspects in an interrogation, versus those in which it's not.

The American (and I guess Canadian as well, but I know the American system better) is so utterly broken. At every step of the way the cops, investigators, judges, forensic techs, etc can corrupt everything.

The American (and I guess Canadian as well, but I know the American system better) is so utterly broken. At every step of the way the cops, investigators, judges, forensic techs, etc can corrupt everything.

I mean it's shitty when ignorant people feel they have to confess over fake alleged evidence, but it works wonderfully to push truly guilty people into a corner and leads to many confessions as we have seen in the past on this channel.

I mean it's shitty when ignorant people feel they have to confess over fake alleged evidence, but it works wonderfully to push truly guilty people into a corner and leads to many confessions as we have seen in the past on this channel.

Lmao. He said he is happy the U.K. police can’t lie. You guys don’t even have constitutional rights. Cops can enter your home, can’t defend yourself, have hate speech laws and all kinds of stupid shit. People who talk to the police don’t understand their constitutional rights. Never talk to the police and always gets a lawyer. It’s that simple. Lmao dude said he is glad that the U.K. police aren’t allowed to lie about evidence they don’t have HAHAHA.

I'll never forget the Canadian investigator that said the had satellite imaging using infrared that showed that the suspect was in the house.. and that bs convinced the suspect to admit guilt

I'll never forget the Canadian investigator that said the had satellite imaging using infrared that showed that the suspect was in the house.. and that bs convinced the suspect to admit guilt

Not just in the UK. Generally Police in the US can lie about evidence too and it is not a constitutional violation.

Not just in the UK. Generally Police in the US can lie about evidence too and it is not a constitutional violation.

@TrueFO Files There was zero resemblance to a South African accent. 100% English yet on the cusp of changing to a Canadian accent.

@TrueFO Files There was zero resemblance to a South African accent. 100% English yet on the cusp of changing to a Canadian accent.

Well, Britain tries to keep people out of jail, whereas America needs more inmates to keep a highly lucrative business and major employer going.

Well, Britain tries to keep people out of jail, whereas America needs more inmates to keep a highly lucrative business and major employer going.

I was just about to say, the Pommy cop goes to the US, gets a job as an investigator; “sorry, what? We’re allowed to <b>lie</b> to the suspect? Well let’s lean right into that, then”.

I was just about to say, the Pommy cop goes to the US, gets a job as an investigator; “sorry, what? We’re allowed to *lie* to the suspect? Well let’s lean right into that, then”.

@Kenneth McClain But the problem is that they sometimes tell them that they have evidence and convince them if they don't confess right then, they will be FUCKED. like they will say "oH JUst CoNfEss NOw aNd we'LL gEt YOu a GReaT deAl.. If YOu DOnt YoU'Ll geT aSs RApeD foR thE REst OF etErNity..." or whatever.

@Kenneth McClain But the problem is that they sometimes tell them that they have evidence and convince them if they don't confess right then, they will be FUCKED. like they will say "oH JUst CoNfEss NOw aNd we'LL gEt YOu a GReaT deAl.. If YOu DOnt YoU'Ll geT aSs RApeD foR thE REst OF etErNity..." or whatever.

@hbghawaii really? I NEVER met a single foreign cop all my life while living in Red deer and Edmonton

@hbghawaii really? I NEVER met a single foreign cop all my life while living in Red deer and Edmonton

@Rybec From Canada see it now lmao thanks

@Rybec From Canada see it now lmao thanks

Never been in a cell, have you, Kenneth?

Never been in a cell, have you, Kenneth?

@hbghawaii At first I agreed with you, but I think we're seeing the same sentence the wrong way. He just meant to say that as a random fact about the UK and that he doesn't think Hamilton, Ontario is in the UK.

@hbghawaii At first I agreed with you, but I think we're seeing the same sentence the wrong way. He just meant to say that as a random fact about the UK and that he doesn't think Hamilton, Ontario is in the UK.

That’s not even close to the truth. They lie instinctively at every stage, as easily as they start most sentences with the word ‘Obviously’ and ILLEGALLY accept discounted and free meals in McDonald’s etc.

UK police are an absolute disgraceful gang of corrupt, unintelligent policy enforcers and revenue collectors in fancy dress costume that invent lies most toddlers would be embarrassed to repeat.

One of my best friends is a cop.

Don't talk to the police without a lawyer.

Don't talk to the police without a lawyer.

shoutout to 2010 when i grinded the headless horseman's axe then uninstalled

shoutout to 2010 when i grinded the headless horseman's axe then uninstalled

Violence Is Fun it is scary, it’s what furthers the prison corporation of free labor here in America.

Violence Is Fun it is scary, it’s what furthers the prison corporation of free labor here in America.

@HeadcrabN I've been watching the electro-swing too! haha

@HeadcrabN I've been watching the electro-swing too! haha

@TrueFO Files you might be right. Alberta here and we have tons of English and aussie cops

@TrueFO Files you might be right. Alberta here and we have tons of English and aussie cops

@hbghawaii the guy was from south Africa based of accent alone. And being a resident of bc for 40 years I have yet to see any foreign law enforcement

@hbghawaii the guy was from south Africa based of accent alone. And being a resident of bc for 40 years I have yet to see any foreign law enforcement

Make no mistake the rcmp are a shifty bunch

Make no mistake the rcmp are a shifty bunch

Hello peterscraps who still wont mge me after i asked him in pancakes.tf discord voice call three years ago, nice take

Hello peterscraps who still wont mge me after i asked him in pancakes.tf discord voice call three years ago, nice take

@Giovanni Dracula canada has lots of cops from uk or Australia laws are similar so they can get jobs here

@Giovanni Dracula canada has lots of cops from uk or Australia laws are similar so they can get jobs here

@Peterscraps this was in canada man. We have a lot of UK and Australian police here because of the laws they are able to get jobs as cops here fairly easy if they were cops in their home country

@Peterscraps this was in canada man. We have a lot of UK and Australian police here because of the laws they are able to get jobs as cops here fairly easy if they were cops in their home country

That's why, here in America anyways, you never ever talk to police without a lawyer.

That's why, here in America anyways, you never ever talk to police without a lawyer.

Meanwhile it's damning if you lie to them, which is why you're advised to get a lawyer regardless of guilt or innocence. Even something minor, like getting the time slightly wrong or mixing up days is considered evidence of malfeasance.

Meanwhile it's damning if you lie to them, which is why you're advised to get a lawyer regardless of guilt or innocence. Even something minor, like getting the time slightly wrong or mixing up days is considered evidence of malfeasance.

@Angry Pocket Pyro Used to play TF2. It's been years tho

@Angry Pocket Pyro Used to play TF2. It's been years tho

Although sometimes they will lie and tell you that your accomplice has "told us everything". <br>But i agree, i like the system we have here; the Anerican one seems scary to me

Although sometimes they will lie and tell you that your accomplice has "told us everything".
But i agree, i like the system we have here; the Anerican one seems scary to me

Damn pete, how are you in every comment section for videos I watch? Has the search for electro-swing taken you to all corners of the internet?

Damn pete, how are you in every comment section for videos I watch? Has the search for electro-swing taken you to all corners of the internet?

Yeah, it's insane we still let police lie, even outside of interrogations.

Yeah, it's insane we still let police lie, even outside of interrogations.

Add to that UK police are only allowed to hold suspects for 24 hours so they don't doddle about with the investigation and leave people in the holding cell for <b>three and a half days</b>

Add to that UK police are only allowed to hold suspects for 24 hours so they don't doddle about with the investigation and leave people in the holding cell for *three and a half days*