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Motorway Cops Catching Britain's Speeders S06E05 (July 22 2024)
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00:00Ah, there is absolutely no way.
00:07A collision in Newcastle is keeping PC Jamie Leslie busy.
00:12There's some damage to the barrier.
00:14He's just overcooked it a bit when he's came round the roundabout.
00:17And giving PC Jan Sheimlisher...
00:19It is probably a write-off.
00:21..driving déjà vu.
00:23To be fair, I did exactly the same 19 days after I passed my tests.
00:2717-year-old lad, gone round a left-hand bend just like this, too quick.
00:32I'm putting my life in your hands today with you driving.
00:41UK police forces have been sent over 100,000 dashcam clips,
00:47exposing the most dangerous drivers on our roads.
00:52All hell has broken loose on our highways.
00:58Are you on a lesson? At least it wasn't your test.
01:01We join the motorway cops of Northumbria Police...
01:05Shall we gun? Why, aye, of course we're gunning.
01:08..as they drive criminals of the north-east off the roads...
01:13Trash, trash, trash.
01:15..and put the deadliest drivers behind bars.
01:18Stand still!
01:22I'm a police officer. What do I look like? I'm in fancy dress.
01:25Do whatever you want. Do you want to arrest me? Do it.
01:28I'll let the dog out, won't you?
01:30I'm getting a little bit bored of you now.
01:32Jazz, bunch of moppings.
01:34Helping them in their battle with idiots behind the wheel is dashcam.
01:38It's vital evidence...
01:40Does everyone have any dashcam at home?
01:42..and proof that Britain's dumbest drivers...
01:45Bloody idiots.
01:47..are a law unto themselves.
01:50Police 1, criminal nil.
02:01Tonight...
02:03What's the deal?
02:06Stop, stop, stop.
02:08..a car on cloned plates...
02:10So when did you get the car? This morning, mate.
02:13..may have been bought for a steal.
02:15Crowbar. It's a different number of plates.
02:17About a cup of that. Gloves.
02:19I was born a quicker.
02:23This chap here made the stupid decision to use a phone while he's driving
02:27as he's come past a police station.
02:29A distracted driver holds his hands up.
02:32I'm not going to...obviously.
02:34I'll...
02:36I appreciate your honesty.
02:40Watch. So I'm at a tun.
02:42Still not getting close to you.
02:44Sure. I've got a head start.
02:46And a flagrant speeder gives himself a ticking off.
02:50I'm going to issue you with section 59 warning notice.
02:53If you're...
02:55Your words, not mine.
03:06The north-east of England is home to the UK's favourite night out, Newcastle.
03:15And when darkness descends on his city...
03:18I think it's going to be a chilly night tonight.
03:20Clear sky, full moon.
03:22..PC Brian Camsell knows criminals come out to play.
03:26I'm not quite sure what the correlation is
03:28between the moon and people's behaviour,
03:30but we certainly do see a difference.
03:32It tends to be a lot busier.
03:34You get a lot more strange job.
03:37It's not always a good sign. It's in for a busy night, I think.
03:41After fighting crime for 16 years,
03:44Brian's had his fair share of slippery customers.
03:51I captured a python in Down Jesmond Dene.
03:55A member of the public going up and just said,
03:57there's a snake in the dene.
03:59I went down and just picked it up.
04:03It was probably about four, five foot long.
04:06It was a nice size.
04:08Put it in the back of the car and took it to the police station.
04:10Found a box.
04:12Somebody got a fright, actually.
04:14We opened the box, not knowing what it was.
04:16This dripping snake.
04:19Hopefully, it's an action-packed night.
04:21See where the night brings us and the radio sends us.
04:2412-86. Gonna head to the area.
04:32We've got one of our firearms officers behind a vehicle.
04:35We're gonna get him.
04:36There's a guy with a gun.
04:38I'm gonna shoot him.
04:40There's another guy with a gun.
04:42I'm gonna shoot him.
04:44There's another guy with a gun.
04:46I'm gonna shoot him.
04:48There's another guy with a gun.
04:50I'm gonna shoot him.
04:52There are firearms officers behind a vehicle.
04:54Zintel suggests that a genuine vehicle has actually
04:58been exported out of the UK.
05:00That being the case, this is going to be the clue.
05:13If a car is on false plates, what's it up to?
05:17Is it to deliberately change the plates
05:19to hide document offences, so no licence or insurance?
05:23Or have we got more with this one?
05:25And is there more criminality involved?
05:31There's several reasons behind it.
05:33Each one carries its own risk.
05:37The plan now is seeing if I can get ahead of it
05:40with a view to getting it stopped.
05:42Drivers on cloned plates are often
05:44behind more serious crimes.
05:50On the M1 near Leicester, motorway cops
05:53are onto a pair of criminals refusing
05:55to stop in a stolen Mercedes van on cloned plates.
06:00Nottinghamshire police surround the vehicle
06:03to try and end this dangerous high-speed chase.
06:07Unbelievably, one of the suspects
06:10is filming everything from the passenger seat.
06:12Get wrapped, you shoot.
06:14While Mark is on the phone with the police,
06:18while mocking the cops.
06:21As one patrol car tries to box the van in,
06:26the driver rams the police vehicle so violently,
06:29it's sent spinning.
06:32Miraculously, the officers were not seriously injured.
06:42After an astonishing 70-mile chase,
06:45these brazen thieves finally feel the full weight of the law.
06:51They both pleaded guilty to handling
06:52stolen goods, aggravated vehicle taking,
06:55assault causing bodily harm, and criminal damage.
07:00The passenger was jailed for two years
07:02and banned from driving for two years.
07:04The driver was jailed for three years and nine months
07:06and banned from driving for three years and three months.
07:15SIRENS BLARE
07:31The vehicle has been cited in this area.
07:33It's not far from us.
07:38In South Shields, Brian and several other units
07:41are on the tail of a car on cloned plates,
07:43are on the tail of a car on cloned plates.
07:48It's about keeping the wits about, good observation.
07:55Because it's a cloned vehicle
07:57and a little bit of the unknown,
07:59rather than just putting the blue lights on
08:01and giving it an opportunity to disappear
08:03and going into a pursuit.
08:05So they're looking at three cars around it
08:07to bring it to a controlled stop.
08:10It's always challenges.
08:11It might be that they don't want to comply with the tactic
08:15and they could start ramming us.
08:18But by having enough units there,
08:20if it is the extreme, if it's a burglar in a stolen car,
08:24we can deal with it if it did go into a pursuit.
08:34We're on the roundabout.
08:42So we're in the pack now.
08:49Jake, I'm behind you in the unmarked with you, with you now.
08:52Yes, yes.
09:04Taking a second, taking a second.
09:05Right.
09:08Three tactical cars go for pre-emptive box.
09:12I'm good.
09:13I'll take front.
09:32Getting to work on Britain's roads
09:36is a job in itself.
09:42Too many stressful meetings.
09:45Are you serious?
09:47Bad management.
09:49What's all that about?
09:50Burn!
09:52And no fast track to promotion.
10:04Three technical cars go for pre-emptive box.
10:06I'll take front.
10:08In South Shields,
10:10Ryan and other patrols from Northumbria Police
10:13are closing in on a car on cloned plates.
10:16Keep it rolling, keep it rolling, keep it rolling.
10:19Stop, stop, stop.
10:27Is it your car, is it?
10:28It is.
10:29Have you got anything with your name on?
10:31Have you insured the car?
10:33I haven't been, no.
10:34You haven't?
10:35I'm covered, I'm on a trader's line.
10:37Tell you what we'll do.
10:38I've got a receipt in the back of my car.
10:54So when did you get the car?
10:56This morning, mate.
10:57This morning?
10:58I've been up working it, haven't I?
10:59No.
11:01So do you have receipts and things for the purchase of the vehicle?
11:04I haven't, no.
11:05I paid cash for it this morning, mate.
11:06I didn't really keep receipts, if I'm honest.
11:11Right, we'll have a little look through the car.
11:23Crowbar.
11:24Different number of plates.
11:30Ballot cover.
11:31Gloves.
11:32It's going to print for stealing.
11:37Right, I'm arresting you on suspicion of an offence,
11:39a criminal offence of going equipped to steal.
11:41OK?
11:42I'm going to handcuff you.
11:43Right.
11:54So what's the crap with that car, then?
11:56Have I lost that car now?
11:57I'm not sure at the moment.
11:58We need to make some more enquiries.
12:00Like I said, you've been arrested on suspicion of going equipped to steal.
12:03We need to do a bit more work and find out what the score is.
12:27He's telling me he's a trader, he's bought it today.
12:29I'm sorry, mate, but we're not going to sell it.
12:32I'm sorry, mate, but we weren't born yesterday.
12:36All sorts of stuff in the car.
12:38Variety of items in effect.
12:40A thief's toolkit.
12:43Nobody's hurt, no damage has been caused.
12:46Job's a good'un.
13:02First things first, I've got to kit it up.
13:06Car keys, pepper spray,
13:09camera,
13:11radio, torches,
13:13taser,
13:14the mighty pocket notebook.
13:16Get your details in there, you're in trouble.
13:18Never mind all of this kit, you don't want your details in that pocket notebook.
13:21Because at the end of the day, the pen is mightier than the sword.
13:24Ready to dish out some poetic justice.
13:26Let's get some details in this notebook.
13:28It's PC Martin Anderson.
13:32There's a few of us out of the day.
13:34I would hope we'll generate some good stuff.
13:38There's always something going on.
13:40It's just about being in the right place at the right time to find it.
13:48He's got his phone in his hand.
13:50This chap here made the stupid decision to use a phone while he's driving,
13:53but then he's also chosen to do that as he's come past a police station as well.
13:57It's a little bit silly, isn't it?
14:00Really bad timing for him and perfect timing for us.
14:06People think that if you're a thief,
14:08you've got to know how to use a phone.
14:10You've got to know how to use a phone.
14:12You've got to know how to use a phone.
14:14You've got to know how to use a phone.
14:16You've got to know how to use a phone.
14:18People think that we could be out doing better things,
14:21but at the end of the day,
14:23it's a massive contribution to serious and fatal road traffic collisions
14:27and that's why we do enforce it.
14:31So we'll have a word with him about that.
14:48Hi, mate. You all right?
14:50Yeah. Just speaking about your mobile phone
14:52that you're using when you come past a police station.
14:54Right.
14:55Come and have a jump in the car, mate.
15:03Yeah, so as we've been waiting to come out of the police station,
15:06you've come past us and I've seen you with your phone in your hand.
15:11And that's the reason I've stopped you.
15:13Have you got anything to say about that?
15:15I shouldn't have. I know I shouldn't have.
15:17Just literally...
15:19Are you aware that it's an offence to use a mobile phone
15:22while you're driving, yeah?
15:26Literally just dropped the car off.
15:28So I was just telling them,
15:30the car's in the car park, the key's in the office,
15:33just so they know it was there.
15:35Right, OK. Well, I appreciate your honesty
15:37because a lot of people get in the car,
15:39we'll save up them, won't you, isn't it?
15:41It's pointless.
15:43Me lying to you will get your back up.
15:45You then get angry with me, then I'll...
15:48I don't get angry. I don't get angry.
15:50No, but you know yourself.
15:52If somebody's lying to you straight in the face...
15:54Oh, yeah, well, we know they're lying, yeah.
15:56..you're going to be f***ed off, aren't you?
15:58So I'm not going to f*** you up.
16:03I am going to be reporting you for the offence
16:05of using a mobile phone while driving a motor vehicle
16:07on a public road, OK?
16:10So they'll contact you,
16:12probably with a conditional offer of points and a fine.
16:15Self in the motor trade, you need a clean licence
16:17and insurance and an offer as it is.
16:19But you also know that you shouldn't be using your phone as well.
16:22I know.
16:24And I get that, you know, the industry you're in,
16:26you'll be receiving loads of calls and things like that,
16:28but it's not worth taking the risk.
16:34See you later, buddy.
16:40I was all set for an argument there,
16:42cos normally people are like,
16:44no, definitely wasn't on my phone,
16:46definitely, definitely wasn't on my phone.
16:48To be fair to him, he's really honest.
16:50He's put his hands up straight away.
16:52But bang on the rights, I'm afraid,
16:54and he'll pay the price for that.
16:56If he learns from it, then great.
16:58If he doesn't learn from it and he does it again,
17:00he's potentially going to lose his licence.
17:02So, yeah, it's a bit of a bummer.
17:04It's a bit of a bummer.
17:06It's a bit of a bummer.
17:08He's potentially going to lose his licence,
17:10so I know what I'd be doing, not using my phone.
17:38I'll go and do that one.
17:48Two vehicle road traffic collision.
17:50Given where it's happened,
17:52let's get there as quickly and as safely as we can
17:54on blue lights.
17:56Confirm that there is no casualties.
18:08If it's a learner driver, driving that,
18:10that's a canny lesson they've had, isn't it?
18:20Hello, mate.
18:22Are you on a lesson?
18:24Ah, right.
18:26At least it wasn't your first time.
18:28Yeah, it wasn't my first time.
18:30Yeah, it wasn't your first time.
18:32Yeah, it wasn't your first time.
18:34Yeah, it wasn't your first time.
18:36Ah, right.
18:38At least it wasn't your test.
18:40There's an increased test tomorrow.
18:42Oh.
18:46Martin's cop buddy, PC Woolhunter,
18:48is getting the full story
18:50from the driving instructor.
18:52Right, what's happened?
18:54You've come round and round about here at the turn, right?
18:56Yep.
18:58The signal left to come off,
19:00and he's carried on coming round and round about.
19:02But I didn't see this car coming in the outside lane.
19:04Nobody injured?
19:06I think we're all good, mate.
19:08Awesome.
19:10It happens, unfortunately.
19:12Nothing that can't be fixed.
19:14No-one's hurt.
19:16Both of you, does it pull him off?
19:24So, damage only, aren't they safe?
19:26Thankfully, no injuries.
19:28They've exchanged the details
19:30for their insurance companies.
19:32Martin!
19:34You pass your driving test first time?
19:36Yeah, first time.
19:38First time pass, thank you.
19:40I didn't.
19:42Doesn't surprise me.
20:02I'll show you the most important
20:04part of any police station,
20:06and that is
20:08the tuck shop.
20:10You can sample
20:12some of the delicacies.
20:14We've got pop, chocolate, crisps.
20:16I've never seen a flapjack in my hair yet.
20:18At Eatall Lane Nip,
20:20PC Jamie Leslie
20:22is the driver.
20:24He's got a flat tyre.
20:26He's got a flat tyre.
20:28He's got a flat tyre.
20:31PC Jamie Leslie
20:33is investigating a shocking crime scene.
20:35Jan's been at this.
20:37He's left nothing
20:39but his classic colon cord
20:41of leftover ready-salted crisp.
20:55Got a bit of a
20:57cool today.
20:59I'm desperate for
21:01some form of sympathy,
21:03but just a little bit I think
21:05would make us feel slightly better.
21:07I'm not looking like a commendation
21:09from the king or anything like that,
21:11but it was a commendation from
21:13your inspector just saying
21:15it was really good that you came
21:17into work when you were unwell.
21:19I think just a small little note
21:21across my desk saying thanks
21:23would be nice.
21:29Can I have a look at that?
21:41It's a whole or two cars ahead.
21:43The car didn't look
21:45in particularly good nick.
21:49But also you can look at
21:51the way cars go.
21:53He could have gone straight on that
21:55road, but he's turned left and
21:57when we've been in sight
21:59there might be nothing,
22:01but things like that might
22:03kind of give the game away.
22:05We'll get it checked.
22:22That'll be ten.
22:24Yeah.
22:26Can I get a vehicle check please?
22:28Black Polo.
22:36If vehicles have been driven around
22:38without insurance, it tends to be
22:40that you just kind of scratch the surface
22:42when you have that.
22:44They'll be linked with further criminal activity.
22:49Occasionally you will just get the ones
22:51which I think will chance the hand,
22:53but it's really important that we try and get them stopped.
22:56Only half
22:58of UK motorists
23:00pass their test first time.
23:02It's a wonder
23:04some pass at all.
23:06Failure to follow
23:08road signals.
23:10Pathetic
23:12parking.
23:14It's a wonder
23:16some pass at all.
23:18Failure to follow
23:20road signals.
23:22Pathetic
23:24parking.
23:26And do not
23:28get started on emergency stops.
23:32Prove that some drivers
23:34need to go back to school.
23:36Oh no!
23:38You just crashed into me.
23:48Have a look at that.
23:50It's a Polo.
23:53Particularly good neck.
23:57In Northumberland
23:59Jamie is tracking a driver
24:01who is on the road illegally.
24:03I'm already expired
24:05in July. No insurance.
24:09It's really important that we try and get him stopped.
24:23Hello sir,
24:25you alright?
24:31Is it your vehicle, is it?
24:33My wife just dropped it off
24:35at the scrapyard.
24:37It's just not got any insurance on it.
24:39I thought it would still cover.
24:41It's not shown it's illegal to drive it on the road
24:43without a driver's certificate
24:45or insurance.
24:47Have you got a driver's licence on you?
24:49Yeah.
24:51There you go.
24:55Tango, 1050th.
24:57Can I just get a check on the driver
24:59of this vehicle please?
25:03Put it in the scrapyard.
25:05I know but it's still, the offence has been
25:07committed.
25:09Traffic outstander.
25:11Received.
25:13Right, so I'm reporting you for the offence of
25:15driving without a valid certificate
25:17of insurance for the vehicle.
25:19I'll go through some paperwork with you and I'll just
25:21give you all the documentation you'll need.
25:25Yeah, I'm going to report you for it.
25:27Doesn't mean you'll lose your licence or anything like that.
25:29Is there anything else?
25:35It's a leech. What's out of order?
25:37Taken.
25:39Yeah, I know but you can't drive it on the road without insurance.
25:45I've got to drive my vehicle on the road, doesn't matter
25:47It's got to be insured hasn't it?
25:49What happened if that journey that you crashed
25:51into something else?
25:56Two minutes, I'll get you the paperwork.
26:02I'm just what?
26:04Sorry?
26:06What?
26:08It's my job, it's what I'm here to do.
26:10I'm not out on...
26:14No, there's no point really.
26:17So...
26:19This is how you get the vehicle back
26:21should you wish to, alright?
26:23But there will be an uplift fee
26:25through them.
26:27So instead of getting some money
26:29we're now paying money.
26:35Alright.
26:37Happy birthday to me.
26:39I'm sorry to have met under these circumstances.
26:41Cheers mate.
26:43Right, see you later.
26:47It's quite simple.
26:49I know he was a bit disgruntled with it
26:51but at the end of the day
26:53he's known he's not had insurance.
26:55If he was to crash
26:57or hit someone
26:59on that journey
27:01it doesn't bear thinking about.
27:03So close but so far away
27:05and just to fan the flames a little bit
27:07because it was his birthday
27:09so he wasn't too happy with that.
27:11It's quite simple.
27:13I know he was a bit disgruntled with it
27:15but at the end of the day
27:17it was his birthday
27:19so he wasn't too happy with that.
27:21A little happy birthday present
27:23from Northumbria Police.
27:25He'll not be making that mistake again
27:27I don't think.
27:41I went through Tenerife
27:44for a stand due for a couple of days
27:46drinking lots of beers, eating lots of meat and steak
27:48and stuff like that.
27:50Lots of the lads have come back and they're still very well
27:52so thankfully I've done alright out of that.
27:54Thankfully it all still fits.
27:56Keen to get back to work
27:58and get stuff done.
28:00Let's go.
28:06After a weekend of fun in the sun
28:08Will is back to fighting crime
28:10and a rainy rush hour
28:12in Sunderland.
28:14We are down Hendon
28:16which is down the bottom end of Sunderland
28:18my favourite place to work.
28:20There should never be a dull day around here.
28:32We're in the unmarked area
28:34we're looking for people doing stuff that they shouldn't be doing
28:36we'll enforce anything we see
28:38and knack the bad guys shall we say.
28:42The benefits
28:44of the unmarked cars are brilliant
28:46with your criminals
28:48it gives you that split second
28:50to get one over on them sometimes
28:52or to see something that they're doing wrong.
29:00What's this absolute dafty doing?
29:06This lad's just overtook
29:08the unmarked police car
29:10the car's waiting to pull out of junctions
29:12in excess of the speed limit
29:14potentially going to cause an accident here.
29:20Absolutely ridiculous overtaking.
29:26He's driving down there
29:28absolutely careless
29:30and we'll get him stopped.
29:40Engine off
29:42jump out of the car
29:46jump in the back of my car please.
29:54Why are you driving
29:56the way you've just drove?
29:58I'm late for work that's all.
30:00Right so you're late for work
30:02so you've done an overtake when this car's
30:04pulling out of a petrol station
30:06I'm sorry about that.
30:08So it's careless
30:10hinging on dangerous
30:12you've then done another overtake on the approach
30:14to some traffic lights
30:16wrong side of the road
30:18your windscreen as well
30:20it's ridiculous
30:22it's a blacked out window
30:24it's ridiculous because
30:26you haven't washed your windscreen
30:28and if you're doing stupid overtakes like that
30:30it's dangerous.
30:32When was the last time
30:34you had an alcoholic drink?
30:36Yesterday
30:38at about 1 o'clock in the morning.
30:40You absolutely stink
30:42of drink mate.
30:48I can smell alcohol on you
30:50so I'm going to request a specimen of breath alright?
30:52What I'm going to ask you to do
30:54is take a nice deep breath
30:56blow into this machine until I tell you to stop.
30:58Do you understand that?
31:01Until I tell you to stop please.
31:03Harder, harder, harder
31:05Stop.
31:15You've failed the roadside breath test
31:17so you're under arrest OK?
31:21Legal limit's 35, you've blew 48.
31:23Alright? Do you understand?
31:25Do I have to say anything?
31:27Do not mention something until you're in court
31:29You're under arrest
31:31You're over the legal limit for drink
31:33You potentially, I'm surprised you haven't
31:35even killed somebody
31:37driving like that.
31:41Is it alright if I ring my mum?
31:43No, don't ring your mum please.
31:47Right, well head off.
31:55Where were you at last night like?
31:57So you're just out for a drink?
31:59Yeah
32:01Do you think it's going to be worth the fact that
32:03you're going to end up probably losing your driving licence or?
32:07No
32:09Do you normally drive like that or?
32:11I've never done it before
32:13You've got a thing
32:15and if you'd killed somebody whose fault would that have been?
32:17It would be my fault
32:21There's no excuse for it pal
32:23There's not
32:27There's not
32:49The lads who have just locked up
32:51blew 38
32:53so albeit it's still over the drink drive limit
32:55We don't prosecute anyone
32:57if they blow 39 or under
32:59So he's literally
33:01won that one
33:03by one or two units
33:05Very very lucky for him
33:07Thankfully he hasn't
33:09hurt anyone or himself
33:11Hopefully he's learnt his lesson
33:13but if not he'll come again and we'll get him
33:25Time for night shift
33:27I look in absolute state
33:29and I've only just started
33:31so I'll have to
33:33give the old boots
33:35a good polish
33:37because I know my good friend Martin
33:39will be disappointed in me
33:41Keen to keep up appearances
33:43is PC Jan Simlisher
33:45I mean that just shows
33:47hard graft
33:49They'll probably be ruined in about 20 minutes
33:51I've got to go
33:53They'll probably be ruined in about 20 minutes
33:55Not a 10 out of 10 but
33:57an 8
33:59Let's get out there
34:07Tonight
34:09Serbian born Jan
34:11has his first choice of ride
34:13The trusted Skoda
34:15Probably my favourite out the lot
34:17You know the Eastern European
34:19quality
34:22Nice big comfortable
34:24drives well
34:26Away the lads
34:38I moved here at the age of 10
34:40without knowing a single word of English
34:42The only English I'd previously
34:44heard before was
34:46maybe from American movies
34:48so getting used to
34:50the Geordie accent itself as well
34:52was a learning experience for me
34:54Geordie phrases
34:56you've got some things like
34:58well-eyed chicken pie
35:00which is just yes
35:02in short
35:04You've got way-eye-man
35:06again, yes
35:08There's just loads of things for yes
35:10Pure lush, geat lush, hellish
35:12Everything's like
35:14describing something nice
35:16in a better way
35:18No coffee
35:20Pure lush
35:30So the plan for this shift is
35:32we're going to go and have a
35:34little look around the west end of Newcastle
35:36When everybody's in bed
35:38all the wrongings come out of play
35:42First I'm going to go have a look at this one
35:44It's absolutely flying
35:48It's some sort of
35:50pick-up truck
35:52I mean big heavy vehicle
35:54and if it's wanting to stop quickly
35:56it's certainly not going to do it
36:02And the man who's driving surrenders
36:04he's all over the place
36:08Speeding plays a deadly role
36:10in a third of all fatal crashes
36:12In Nottingham
36:14a wanted man takes Nottinghamshire Police
36:16on a high-speed chase
36:18through busy city centre streets
36:26In desperation
36:28he veers onto the wrong side of the road
36:30just metres away from pedestrians
36:32and he's hit by a car
36:34and he's hit by a car
36:36and he's hit by a car
36:38and he's hit by a car
36:40just metres away from pedestrians
36:48Another unit joins the chase
36:50as the driver hurtles towards hordes
36:52of party-goers
36:54and continues to treat
36:56the roads like a racetrack
36:58mounting pavements
37:02and running red lights
37:07Until traffic forces him to slow
37:10allowing officers to strike
37:12and bring his night of terror
37:14to an end
37:20The driver pleaded guilty to dangerous driving
37:22and possession of cocaine
37:27He was sentenced to one year in jail
37:30and banned from driving
37:32for two and a half years
37:40Still in a 70 or 90
37:42Still in a 70 or 90
37:44Still in a 70 or 90
37:46speeding, weaving
37:48driving horrendous
37:52On the outskirts of Newcastle
37:54Jan's fighting to keep pace
37:56with a speeding pick-up truck
38:00Still not slowing down
38:02I mean, I'm in a big marked police vehicle
38:04I mean, I'm in a big marked police vehicle
38:06I don't know if he's seen me yet
38:08I've been behind him long enough now
38:10He's obviously not aware of anything
38:12that's going on around him
38:14and he's all over the place
38:18He could cause a serious accident
38:35With so many unwanted advances
38:37With so many unwanted advances
38:39What the f*** are you doing?
38:41Britain's roads are like a bad date
38:43Britain's roads are like a bad date
38:45That wasn't us, right?
38:47Terrible first impressions
38:49Terrible first impressions
38:51Clown
38:53Don't blow your horn at me
38:55and bad manners
38:59will have you rushing for the nearest exit
39:07Who?
39:16Still not slowing down
39:18I mean, I'm in a big marked police vehicle
39:20He's certainly not
39:22paying attention to the road
39:24because he would have seen me by now
39:26On the A1 near Newcastle
39:28Jan's on the tail of a speeding driver
39:32Try and pull it over
39:34see what the crud is
39:37Honk
39:53Hi mate, alright, do us a favour
39:55knock your car off for a second
39:57I'm not trying to be funny here
39:59but your driving's horrendous
40:01What are you talking about?
40:03Just jump in the back of the car
40:07Nightmare
40:14I mean, should you be driving it
40:16if you're aware that the tracking's off?
40:18Not leaving her, leaving her tracking off
40:22It's not
40:24but if you're driving your vehicle in a dangerous condition
40:26and you're weaving about on the motorway
40:28like you are there
40:30If you were to have a crash
40:32and that's brought up as an issue
40:34the responsibility lies with you
40:37Honk
40:41Are you aware of the speed limits
40:43on the A1?
40:45I am but I didn't look at my clock
40:47I'll show you
40:51So watch
40:53You've literally flown past us straight away
40:55and watch me speed
41:00So I'm at a ton
41:02I'm still not getting close to you
41:04I've got head start
41:07I've caught up with you now
41:09and I'm going behind you there
41:11at a steady 95 in a 60
41:13Even when you've got in the 70
41:15you've showed like no signs of slowing down
41:21I don't know how aware you are
41:23using your mirrors
41:25I've been behind you the whole time
41:27I can't see a thing
41:29Your speeds are just unacceptable
41:31If your tracking's off
41:33that's a top heavy vehicle
41:35That's a top heavy vehicle
41:37Look at the size of that thing
41:39Your braking distance and time
41:41is going to be massively affected
41:43Thank you
41:45How's it going?
41:47Good
41:49I've got a driver
41:51Can you put him through?
41:53That's down on the PNC
41:55No stops for Marcus
42:01Cheers, thank you
42:05So with everything
42:07being the case
42:09and your manner of driving
42:11I'm going to issue you with
42:13section 59 warning notice
42:15What's that mean?
42:17So it's a marker against that registration
42:19and your name
42:21and it lasts for 12 months
42:23F***
42:25Your words, not mine
42:27If you're stopped in any other car
42:29driving in the same manner
42:31that car gets seized
42:33Drive better, be a little bit more considerate
42:35You're a big lad, you're an adult
42:37you know what the crack is
42:39Watch what you're doing, slow down a bit
42:54He didn't have any previous points
42:56or dealings from us for driving offences
42:58so I thought I'd give him the benefit
43:00of the doubt this time
43:03I think we hate to prosecute
43:05every man and his dog
43:07that's not the case
43:09I'd much rather educate
43:11and make them understand
43:13why we've stopped them
43:15and if that makes them a better driver
43:17then I'm all for it
43:19The way he was talking
43:21I think he was looking for an argument
43:23Wasn't going to get one from me
43:25I haven't got the time or the patience for it
43:27But yeah, kill him with kindness
43:29It's nice
43:33If you have any dashcam clips
43:35you think could feature in the next series
43:37of Motorway Cops
43:39Catching Britain's Speeders
43:41Send them, along with your contact details
43:43to contact us
43:45at purpleproductions.co.uk
44:02Thanks for watching!
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  • skaizun6 months ago
    31:00: There have been 3 times in my life when bad drivers have been caught by cops who happened to be nearby. I applauded each and every one! Now, if only they can do something about the rest of the maniacs out there!
  • skaizun6 months ago
    All criminals who have been proven guilty in a court of law should not be allowed to have their face blurred. I don't want anything to do with criminals, and I'll bet there's a lot of people who feel the same way. "Oh. You want a job as a driver, but, you were on a cop procedural/series with no license, insurance, registration, and fleeing from cops in a stolen car. Buh-bye!"
  • skaizun6 months ago
    26:30: All the guy had to do was call a charity that accepts cars. They rarely have to pay for such, and, in some cases, they may even get paid for the junked car. And that is nothing new; it has been around since the 1980s!
  • skaizun6 months ago
    21:00: In a COVID/RSV world, no first responder who is ill should work, regardless of the cause, as it raises the risk to the general public, especially those foolish enough to not be vaxxed.
  • skaizun6 months ago
    15:30: An honest bloke? Rare!
  • skaizun6 months ago
    10:30: No receipts. No license. No insurance. Gloves. Balaclava. Drill. Jumper cables. Totally innocent, he said, rolling his eyes skyward. Any bets on whether he appeared at court?
  • skaizun6 months ago
    7:00: Ridiculously low prison sentence for the reckless thieves who assaulted police and caused over $40k worth of damage. They should have got a year for every mile they drove (not sure whether the narrator said 17 or 70 miles, but, either way, much better than the bogus 3-year sentences).
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