OT Border Control State of Emergency

[Stovicmiller]

What offence do you think he should have been arrested for?

you know the dinghy boy shouldn’t have walked in the house and you know it’s wrong . You just cannot help yourself. You’re just a smart prick . By the way I wouldn’t has bothered calling the police I would have shown him the error of his ways.

[KerrAvon]

you know the dinghy boy shouldn’t have walked in the house and you know it’s wrong . You just cannot help yourself. You’re just a smart prick . By the way I wouldn’t has bothered calling the police I would have shown him the error of his ways.

What offence do you think he committed?

[millersrus]

What offence do you think he committed?

Unlawful entry into a property, without consent.

[KerrAvon]

That is not a criminal offence in English law.

That neatly illustrates the problem. The police can't just arrest someone just because an angry mob wants them to. It would get expensive for them if they did.

From the clip, it is also unclear whether there houseowner actually wanted police action.

[great_fire]

That is not a criminal offence in English law.

That neatly illustrates the problem. The police can't just arrest someone just because an angry mob wants them to. It would get expensive for them if they did.

From the clip, it is also unclear whether there houseowner actually wanted police action.

They can arrest people for cat-calling, which also isn't a crime.

They also record "non-crime hate incidents".

[KerrAvon]

They can arrest people for cat-calling, which also isn't a crime.

They also record "non-crime hate incidents".

What do you mean by cat calling?

[great_fire]

What do you mean by cat calling?

Haven't you seen what's been going on in Surrey?

I think they're calling it harassment, seems more like entrapment.

https://nypost.com/2025/08/12/world-...n-them-report/

[UlleyMiller]

Haven't you seen what's been going on in Surrey?

I think they're calling it harassment, seems more like entrapment.

https://nypost.com/2025/08/12/world-...n-them-report/

"I was lured into beeping and making gestures by a woman jogging m'lud"
What sane man hasn't completely lost his senses when a human jogs past...?

[ragingpup]

Haven't you seen what's been going on in Surrey?

I think they're calling it harassment, seems more like entrapment.

https://nypost.com/2025/08/12/world-...n-them-report/

Ironic that so many of our finest men say they are starting vigilante groups to protect our women and girls from so called illegal immigrants, yet seem to be outraged about an initiative to protect our very same women and girls from intimidation in a public space hot spot in Surrey where drivers are slowing down to stare at, call out and try to talk to women and girls who don't welcome the intimidation.

The implication being leave our women and girls alone for us native Brits to intimidate and harass for ourselves.

[millersrus]

That is not a criminal offence in English law.

That neatly illustrates the problem. The police can't just arrest someone just because an angry mob wants them to. It would get expensive for them if they did.

From the clip, it is also unclear whether there houseowner actually wanted police action.

Trespassing in the UK means entering someone else?s land or property without permission. While it is usually a civil matter, there are situations where it can become a criminal offence ? especially if someone enters a home without consent. The law treats trespassing on open land differently from unlawful entry into a home, which can carry more serious consequences.

https://contend.legal/housing/neighb...nlawful-entry/