UK Cop Tries Intimidation Tactics… Auditor DESTROYS Him Using Legal Rights

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In this video, the auditor enters a public Jobcentre with the intention of observing how personal data is handled and how claimants are treated by staff and contracted security. While recording publicly displayed information leaflets, the auditor overhears staff speaking to a claimant in a rude and condescending manner, raising serious concerns about professionalism and data protection.

The auditor explains that allowing private conversations to be overheard in an open public space may itself constitute a data breach, regardless of whether recording takes place. He makes it clear that these concerns will be escalated appropriately to the Information Commissioner’s Office (ICO), the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), and the local MP.

Security staff and police are then called. Despite acknowledging that filming is not illegal, officers attempt to justify removing the auditor solely because he is recording. The auditor calmly but firmly asserts his rights under Article 10 of the Human Rights Act, emphasizing that filming in a public place is lawful and that policy does not override law.

The situation escalates when officers suggest assisting security with removal, despite admitting the matter is civil and no offence has occurred. The auditor challenges this, pointing out that police powers do not extend to enforcing trespass in civil disputes and that threats of removal without lawful authority amount to intimidation.

Throughout the interaction, the auditor remains seated, peaceful, and non-aggressive, repeatedly asking officers to respect their oath to uphold citizens’ rights rather than corporate policy. He also warns contracted security staff that using force would violate their own company policies and could cost them their jobs.

This encounter highlights ongoing issues around public filming, misuse of police authority, lack of training among private security, and the confusion between policy and law. Ultimately, the video serves as a reminder that accountability, transparency, and lawful conduct apply to government bodies just as much as to the public.

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