Sir You Don't Have Authority To Record On Site Can You Please Leave!! 🎥❌👮‍♂️👮‍♂️🚔🚨

Today we take a look at Toyota Motor Manufacturing UK, Derby DE1 9TA.

Parking was a problem so I decided to park onsite this time, a decision which stung me later.

Security didn't like me filming and ask me to leave but at this point I wasn't convinced that they had that power as the road is used by more than one business.

When the security boss arrived we spoke about the private property issue and eventually the police arrive.

The Police Constable and the PCSO where very professional but they did spot my vehicle.

At the end we take the drone over and see the Security Staff and Police still in conversation.

Enjoy!
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Q - What is your email address?

Q - What Drone Do I Use
A - DJI MINI 2
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Q - What Camera Do I Use
A - DJI OSMO POCKET 2
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[AuditingBritain]

Congratulations on your 10k subs
What did he exactly say about me ?

[peterpiper]

Amazing how quickly the police turned up just for someone recording, My mums house was burgled and it took them two weeks to turn up.

[scrubblybubbly]

I worked as a security guard for 5 years, at no point did I have any illusions that I was anything other than a glorified receptionist.
Because that's all I was, and all these guys

[porkpie]

The 1st security guard is a legend in his own lunch hour. The bloke didn't have a clue.

[myopenmind]

Big thumbs up to the two police officers. Very professional.

Must be difficult for them to figure out what you are doing without infringing your rights.

These guys did the right thing by simply asking and listening to your answers.

Problems seem to arise when they overstep their authority or become needlessly aggressive.

It’s always best if they have skills in de-escalating points of contact with members of the public.

[violent_world]

as hocus pocus would say... '' it's a battle of wits, and he's unarmed ''

[jaylamb]

Wow, I didn’t realise the police had the resources to send two cops out to a remote industrial estates to ‘say hello’ to public photographers. Great to see my tax money being spent on such urgent matters and not wasted on trying to catch burglars, rapists and muggers 👏👏👏

[dalescott]

I feel sorry for some of these security guys at times. Being so dumb but feeling the need to act clever must be a difficult position for them. Some Police are learning the laws, it's clear these guys knew the crack, I guess audits really are helping make the world a better place.

[darrylkennedy]

Security. The gift that keeps on giving.

[ConorWalton-mqdz]

I'm a Security Officer and these lads have put a bad name on the rest of us. Love you DJ.

[johnrandles]

The way he tried to deflect the "car blue light" issue with that "terrorist reconescence" crap was hilarious

[md-pshx]

The best thing about clips like these, is observing the best way to question and stand up to authority.

[TheSadButMadLad]

18:20 When Ian asks about the film crew on the nursery's land I noted the very long delay before "control" replied with "disengage, pull out, run away, stop showing how dumb we are". That says everything. They realised they had been owned and shown up. At least they had the intelligence to cut their losses and know when the game is up and the intimidation had failed.

[stevenberry]

Studies havw shown that as the need for security guards have increased, there's been a marked decrease in the availability of supermarket trolley collectors 💁‍♂️

[Sweeneysglassstory]

I’m kind of new to your page & I have to say I’m incredibly impressed at how you handle the situation every single time, how you know your law back to front, so good to watch & a lot of people can learn there stuff, how to protect themselves! Well done man, keep up the good work :)

[jgcmw]

I just found your videos. As a citizen of Kentucky USA, I admire what you call "stern." We are more stern than that in church. I can't get through the grocery store without words to someone.

[Mrleejunman]

These security are that bad they make Toyota look like fools for hiring them.

[UltimateMadWorld]

When a corporate security entity plays the moral high ground on the offensive then it's a good indicator that they've usually got something to hide! The cops were brand new, not many like them! Good vid DJ! 👍

[essex]

This security guard was an absolute idiot, he clearly wanted to exert his own self importance. Personally i would have told him to do one, so i admire your resolve .

[michaeljamesdesign]

I used to be an LGV driver and i regularly went to places like this. Most of the time security asked to look in the back of my trailer as I was leaving site and I used to get pissed off so I'd just sit behind the wheel and tell them to help themselves. I don't take orders so it meant they had to make and effort and open the back doors and have a look which used to drive them mad. I was once told I'd be barred from entering their premises - next time I tried to deliver - if I didn't comply on exit. Basically it's fat blokes sitting around in the gatehouse eating pies. When they get up they shove their hands in their pockets and look like slobs.