In this UK audit, the auditor is confronted by police staff and officers while filming from a public footpath outside a police station. What starts as simple photography quickly turns into claims about “security risks,” concerns over personal vehicles and license plates, and repeated demands for answers.

Despite officers admitting that photography in public is not illegal, the situation escalates into threats of being moved on, detained, and even arrested for breach of the peace or harassment if the auditor returns. Throughout the exchange, the auditor stands firm on the right to film in public and repeatedly asks one simple question: what law has actually been broken?

This footage captures a tense back-and-forth over public photography, police powers, personal vehicle concerns, and the limits of lawful filming outside a station.

Watch until the end to see how the interaction develops.

Original Video By: @chu88z56

Original Video: bulwell police audit fail (snowflake alert)

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