Audit the Badge: Hello everyone, and welcome back to the channel! Today, we are diving into a classic encounter from the auditing legend himself, Auditing Britain. If you haven't checked out his channel yet, make sure you do—he’s one of the best in the game.
In this clip, we’re outside a police station where a British Transport Police officer decides that a man standing on a public pavement with a phone is a threat to national security. What follows is a textbook example of how not to police. We’ve got everything: the circular 'why are you filming' argument, a desperate fishing expedition for ID, and perhaps the funniest response to an ID request I’ve ever seen involving a piece of literal street trash.
Watch closely as the officer tries to bluff her way into a search using Section 1 of PACE, only to realize mid-sentence that she has absolutely no legal grounds to do so. It’s a masterclass in knowing your rights versus an officer making it up as she goes along. Let’s get into it.
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