Скачать или смотреть Auditor vs Metropolitan Police | Terrorism Act Misuse Exposed

In today's breakdown, we witness a textbook example of police intimidation vs. the law. What starts as a simple act of filming a police station from a public pavement turns into a multi-officer confrontation involving the Metropolitan Police, plain-clothes CID officers, and a complete failure to understand Section 43 of the Terrorism Act 2000.

Watch as an officer tells a citizen to "do something good with your life"—a clear breach of the College of Policing Standards of Professional Behavior. Then, see the intimidation tactics escalate as officers don blue latex gloves and attempt an unlawful detention.

Legal Key Points in this Video: ✅ Pace Code A: Understanding the "Reasonable Grounds" required for a stop and search. ✅ Section 43 Terrorism Act: Why filming a public building is NOT grounds for a terrorism search. ✅ College of Policing Guidance: Your right to film police and stations in public. ✅ Professional Standards: Analyzing the shift from public service to personal disrespect.

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Disclaimer: This video is for educational and documentary purposes. It analyzes police interactions to promote public transparency and legal awareness. Original footage captured by Collie Burks.

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