UNLAWFUL ARREST – UK Police Risks £50K Career Over a £100 Coin

Описание: A UK Police Sergeant makes a CATASTROPHIC mistake that leads to a SHOCKING £50,000 lawsuit payout! In this explosive bodycam footage, an auditor attempts to pay for fuel at Tesco using a perfectly legal, Royal Mint £100 commemorative coin. Despite the coin being "legal tender," staff refuse the payment, leading to a tense standoff with Sergeant Ben Attwood.

What follows is a masterclass in police ego vs. the law. The Sergeant gives a chilling ultimatum: pay with a different method, fill out a civil form, or get ARRESTED. Even after the auditor warns of an "unlawful arrest" and reveals he has an "ace up his sleeve," the Sergeant proceeds to get physical and takes him into custody for "making off without payment".

Video Credit :    / @brettjulianchamberlain  

The "Legal Tender" Trap: Does a business HAVE to accept a £100 coin for a debt? The Sergeant says no, but the law says otherwise.
The "Ace" Reveal: The auditor reveals Tesco Head Office already confirmed they accept these coins—making the arrest completely groundless.
The Payout: This case resulted in a massive settlement for the auditor, proving that police accountability is real.

Watch until the end to see the moment the Sergeant realizes he just made a £50,000 career-ending mistake!

⚖️ Disclaimer:
This video is for educational and commentary purposes only. All individuals are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. The content is based on public courtroom proceedings and should not be construed as legal advice.

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