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In the UK before you become a fully acting police officer you have 3 years of training (you still are operational but there are rules on what you can and can't do) The test is pretty tough if you are stupid enough to show up unprepared There was a scandal recently about the criminal records of some police officers In general, the UK police force is in need of a huge reform
Comment from : D Pop

23,000 assaults in 2015 alone but only 11 deaths since 2010, its almost as if strict gun laws saves lives 🤔
Comment from : Liam Birch

I can't help but think that the Infographics Show that provides the numbers and the story your comments are aimed at, highly qualify for the opinion Europeans have of US people when it comes to ignorance and arrogance
Comment from : Hub Zimmermann

The idea that the UK police are not armed is incorrect They are heavily armed It's just that regular officers don't carry a side arm as a matter of course
Comment from : Derek Spitz

Not sure I can trust the Mirror (UK) I am not even sure you can call that a newspaper
Comment from : addicteduke

What the hell is this video? Do they lie on purpose or what?
Comment from : Mia

Bobbies in UK are called bobbies because the first police force was founded by Victorian politician Robert Peel
Comment from : Catholic Beth

Attention, cette vidéo donne BEAUCOUP d'informations fausses
Comment from : Vacancière

Gotta love Americans educating other American's on British culture, lolbrThe whole "Bobbies" information is about a century outdated We still use coppers In fact, I imagine the US term "cops" stems from our term "coppers"
Comment from : J Ryan

Hi from ScotlandbrbrWe sit exams 4 5 6th year at school You achieve standard grades,highers, and sys studies You do have to pass a police exam to get in as police exams are quite hard Tulliallan police college carefully monitored Training is undertaken at Police Scotland Training and Recruitment Centres, the Scottish Police College at Tulliallan, and at your Division You have to sit a pset exam and pass All problem solving 2 years probation period, and that's at a police station Scots law is different from English law so we have our own police forces We have nhs No medical bills
Comment from : Jillian Martin

In the UK, calling someone by a " nasty " name is classed as an assault
Comment from : Iain Tiltman

You need to consider cost of living when you compare salaries For New York, a salary of 50k is probably really low compared to 30k in the UK
Comment from : Noksus

How do they count the number of illegal guns Is the number published in Criminal Gangs Weekly? A cynic might think 'The Guardian' just pulled the figure out of its rear end
Comment from : andrew dobson

Can I just say, the image on the thumbnail of an American police officer vs British both of them are British police officers, except the one on the left is a firearms officer
Comment from : East Sussex 999

I love that the thumbnail are both British but on the lest it says American but has a kings guard in the background 😂
Comment from : Monkey plays Games and Stuff

The police always cry assault here that’s probably why the number is so high
Comment from : ant munro

24 million assaults on British Police is obviously a made up number, probably extrapolated from a small unrepresentative sample Also you can commit assault verbally under UK law, so that may have something to do with the strange figure
Comment from : Russell George

As others have pointed out, assault can include verbal assaults Guarantee American cops are “assaulted” as much in that way It’s a misleading statistic
Comment from : Jonathon

"Goons for hire" is the exact definition of american police Also take statistics with a grain of salt For instance, how do they know how many illegal guns there are? Remember with statistics you can manipulate the study Figures lie and liars figure
Comment from : actiondork

Named after Robert peelbobbies,geddit?
Comment from : William Wilkes

I imagine american cops gets assaulted less because they strike first?
Comment from : André Barreto

Police is people with power and guns They not only protect society from crime but also do crime themselves More police you have - more crime you get
Comment from : alex k

135 police officers killed in 2016, his reaction? That’s not that much LOL that shows the American mindset
Comment from : David Dieudonné

ON THE THUMBNAIL THEY ARE BOTH BRITISH POLICE OFFICERS!
Comment from : DELTA

"Assault" is anything from spitting at a policeman to pushing him to actual physical assault This statistic makes it sound as if they are being beaten up 19 times per year which is not true
Comment from : sharon martin

A comment I read once said that America is a 3rd world country in every way but economically It really stuck with me because I had never actually thought about it that way before But when I read that and went looking I found that the US is regularly pretty far down the list in every major social comparison with actual 1st world countries A lot of the time being bottom of the list isn't even enough, and the US can be so much of an outlier that it ends up being completely off the scales when compared to every other developed nationbrIt can hide all of that though because it is the largest economy in the world though and absolutely presents itself as a 1st world country
Comment from : Subjagator

The assaults stats are misleading on uk police as so many things are logged as assaults, many with no further action such as verbal assault, spitting etc, not everything will be physical violence
Comment from : Jamie Derry

Police get a lot more training in the UK He gave the impression of the opposite Also many wont get past the entrance requirements There are many checks before one even gets near to training It really irritates me when commentators like him don't do proper fact checking So irritating and I can see why others here are so annoyed as it was an insult to the professionalism of the force Very misleading indeedl
Comment from : M McKenzie

I wouldn’t believe these figures my friend It’s a shame anything posted on the Internet/YouTube is classed as true This video you reviewed is just another pile of s… for clickers I’d normally just leave a channel, but I can see you’re a good, smart guy Come over one day mate, would be warmly welcomed here in Europe and the UK UK Police officers are usually degree level educated and highly trained, importantly in defusing a situation With respect, having lived in New York and London, UK police are great, not perfect, but you feel safe
Comment from : LAGood

Gun crime is unusual in the Uk, but it does happen occasionally, sadly a man was shot dead a mile from my home 5 days ago
Comment from : Jean Mckay

Him: Shows pictures supposed to be an american cop and english cop bshows both english cops/b
Comment from : Olly Clements

Don't be so stupid, we go to Police college and nowadays you need a University degree or do 2 years unpaid and guess what, we do a thing called 'conflict resolution' not did he go in his pocket and best I shoot him for reaching for his ID ffs
Comment from : Mark Bradwell

You have to recall we generally don't carry guns and were Brits, we love a good punchup and doing it legally with pissed up wankers was such fun I so wish I never had to retire!!
Comment from : Mark Bradwell

Our British Police were set up by Sir Robert Peel, thats why they are called "Bobbies", and they are mostly unarmed, other than exceptional circumstances
Comment from : TheCraftyflo

They do go to police college in uk most 18 years old have A levels which is level for university place
Comment from : Patricia Crangle

In UK you mostly communicate with citizens, in US you fight with citizens Difference between service and force I'd prefer to be the UK cop
Comment from : Waylen

This infographics is incredibly misleading
Comment from : SquareEyes

The term Bobby came later the original slang for the police was peelers
Comment from : Steven Rowlands

He asked how are you Why did I answer out loud
Comment from : Steven Rowlands

I live around 2 miles from the Police Training Grounds here in Birmingham, UK have several members of family in the force too this video is inaccurate in a good few ways
Comment from : Sue Poole

I don't remember calling them bobbies lmao most of the English, at least, call them Pigs :D
Comment from : DragonTriadTTV

I wouldn’t rely on the information in this video Any of it!! (Not Ryan The infographics stuff )
Comment from : tony hagan

Assault-You tryto arrest them, they resist and punch you brIn America, you shoot them, bag them They cant punch you
Comment from : DageLV

23 days paid holiday is just what everybody gets Nothing good about that
Comment from : Joshua Spencer

Assaults on police in the UK brThe z-grade schlock-meisters who made this video did not investigate what constitutes an 'assault'brIn the year ending March 2022 there were just over 41,000 assaults on police officers in England and Wales (including British Transport) Of which: 29,491 were crimes of “assault WITHOUT INJURY on a constable” recorded across all forces an increase of 11 compared with 26,539 in the previous year (For example swearing at a police office or knocking off their cap would constitute an 'assault')br 11,730 crimes of “assault with injury on a constable” recorded across all forces (including British Transport Police), a small increase of 26 compared with 11,429 in the previous year
Comment from : Michael Rogers

18,000 plus separately constituted and locally funded police forces with no uniform standards of training and recruitment It all adds up to why the the USA does NOT work
Comment from : Michael Rogers

Hi, a major difference is that in the UK we call it the Police Service, not force We police by consent in the UK not by force, hence the lack of firearms in use by an average bobby The reason for the decrease in Police numbers is due to political reasons post the 2008 crash, austerity measures cut 20000 police jobs, msinly of pensionable age
Comment from : Robbie

you should search for NZ cop show - pretty hilarious sometimes - check out a programme called Motorway Patrol
Comment from : Hadrians Wall

Yes a huge difference on what is called an assault but seeing as if a citizen assaults a american officer the policeman can legally kill that citizen with his weapon even though the citizen may not be armed that is the reason there are less assaults on officers in the US total training time fir a qualified uk police officer is approximately 2 years the initial test is just the first of many
Comment from : Jeannie Warken

These comparison Videos are Soo bad No fact checking, just the first number they find on any website
Comment from : Martin Schmidt

The US murder rate is not 30 times greater US is 66 per 100k and the UK is 11
Comment from : Tom Clifton

Cheaper to live in uk Loaf of hovis basic bread £1,50 in uk In USA its almost £5 Nearly 3 times the cost!! WTF?? police also get a special lower rate interest mortgages saving them thousands of pounds on thier homes, teachers and nurses get this too
Comment from : Roz Pickering

Manyt cops in the US don't go to a police academy That's mostly in big cities
Comment from : Alexandro Rocca

8:10 American cops have guns Would you rather attack armed forces or unarmed forces?brAnd you never know what kind of offence gets reported in this statistics and which not
Comment from : daggel011

"At least we don't have goons for hire any more" LOL That's EXACTLY what we (and especially you) have
Comment from : Chili Con Carnage

We have a lot of gang activity in London but Your forgetting that American is so much larger than England and our gun laws are more strict than America Our Police Officers carry tasers, we rather keep people alive rather than kill unarmed people 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : Darren Fearon

Oh yes, Some British police forces are infamous,London Metropolitan for example have a bad press
Comment from : Arnold Arnold

As other stated about uk training its wrong The pay is also wrong , its £21,402, rising to £41,13 Also holidays is wrong UK law everyone gets a minimum 28 days paid holiday a year Taken from the Metropolitan web site Annual leave entitlement brFor police staff, annual leave entitlement depends on your length of service as follows: br br• less than five years’ service – 28 days br• more than five years’ service – 33 daysbrbrTBH the video you are watching is rather shocking in its total lack of facts
Comment from : Joe Peddie

this film is rubbish
Comment from : Megan Smith

NZ police officers killed in the line of duty (caused by active criminal intent) totals 33 (or very close to that) in touching 130 years of our nation's police historybrbrAdding in accidental deaths, it's another 17
Comment from : AlmostYummyMummy

Ryan You should check out a video The reason why police don't carry guns in the UK from UK 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal
Comment from : Maria Fletcher

Ryan British police do go to college to do training it's called Hendon police college I should know I used to live a couple of street's way from UK 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal
Comment from : Maria Fletcher

Hay Ryan But did you know There is such a thing as bounty Hunter's Today from UK 🇬🇧👍👍 an old cockney gal
Comment from : Maria Fletcher

135 police officers died in US in 2016 “it’s really not that much” 😳😳😳 I think that speaks volumes for what we are conditioned to accepting When there is one killed here in Aus it makes front page news for about a month Shocking
Comment from : CJ

Civilised people do not need guns
Comment from : Fiona Gregory

When I saw you were watching this I thought "oh no" this video is so full of nonsense and flits over so much and makes little sense
Comment from : Glastonbury

An assault could be a simple push or a violent attack with a weapon It's very hard to get a gun licence in the UK hence criminals tend to obtain them illegally
Comment from : Bandy Coot

I live a rural area of South West England and in the seventies we had an America cop from Boston join our local constabulary I used to see him patrolling our country villages on foot and we waved as I drove past on my bus He said he loved it , stopping and talking the villagers Sadly he went back to America after about 18 months because he couldn't live on the pay 🇬🇧
Comment from : Johnny Beer

Those 24 Million include swearing at officers! Actual violence would very likely be a lower number
Comment from : Phoenix Feathers

Only 11 you say, that is so many fathers, mothers get rid of the gun law
Comment from : krista kammeraat

well Australian first police were themselves convicts
Comment from : adam winkler

Might have been better if he had researched his video better
Comment from : karl wright

Thank you for a great video Keep up good work In Scotland there is a police school for training
Comment from : Scott Ferguson

This video is totally useless and so outdated with false info and facts The US Police training lasts about 4 months but in the EU and UK it is 4 years of college level education
Comment from : Jari Lumpiola

Assault is the threat Battery is the unwanted physical contact
Comment from : Love Peace

That is definitely NOT correct that qualifications are not required It used to be the case, but not now the police do go to a training centre and have to reach a certain level of fitness, they have to take a fitness test
Comment from : J Green

99 of the guns issued in England and Wales are section 2 shotguns which are restricted to no more than two rounds and include those used for vermin control, clay pigeon shooting and sporting purposes An important difference is that after mass shootings in the UK including Dunblane, the types of guns available to the public are now severely reduced (new laws were introduced and thousands of guns had to be handed in) and rapid fire automatic guns are no longer available We cannot own guns for self defence, there has to be another purpose for them I don't know anyone who owns a gun My father was a police officer in the 60s and 70s and never had a gun, he had a truncheon that he carried in a long pocket Some police officers do now have tasers and some units carry guns for which they have a high level of training, such as the royal protection squad The biggest threat is knives and in certain circumstances, such as going on a raid into a criminal's house, they will wear stab vests The height restriction was removed for 'equality' and now some of our police, especially women, are ridiculously small our police is not as good as it used to be, they are so caught up now in policing the internet and folk being 'hurt' by words on the internet they rarely attend or bother about burglaries, which I'm certain the public would rather they dealt with I think my late father would be quite shocked at the changes, he was very much for traditional policing and did not want to be armed
Comment from : J Green

Just knocking a Bobby's hat off is classed as an assault
Comment from : angela walker

there are you tube videos on UK policing "Real responders" following around real police if you are interestedbrthe Judge Henry Fielding was very interesting, he wrote a controversial book called "A History of Tom Jones A Foundling" which was made into a TV series Comedy Drama It critisised how a persons birth and social status and wealth effects the lives of people, and how before the police existed rich people would pay thugs to lie in court, lynch people manipulate people for their own gains He was very close friends to the prime minister of the UK "William Pitt"
Comment from : stephen whittaker

I'm pretty sure seeing an anti-police graffiti counts as an assault in the UK too There's no way those numbers would be that high otherwise
Comment from : Yugen

As mentioned the name bobbies came from the fact the Briish police force was founded by one Robert Peel At first they became known as Peelers, later Bobbies We do have some gamg culture but mostly they carry knives rather than guns Not sure about the accuracy of everything mentioned in that report
Comment from : Christine Stromberg