Motorway Cops Catching Britain's Speeders S06E02 (1st July 2024)
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00:00What's the matter with the car?
00:03It's died, mate.
00:05Right, can I get our recovery side to do, cos you're in a dangerous position?
00:12On the busy A1, Sergeant Dave Roberts is dealing with a breakdown.
00:18Closing live lanes is risky.
00:20The problem we've got here is the sun is directly ahead of the oncoming cars.
00:26But motorists keep missing the blindingly obvious.
00:31No matter how far back I get these signs and cones,
00:34people are going to be leaving at the last minute, as is happening here.
00:42Oh, it's an absolute shocker.
00:48UK police forces have been sent over 100,000 dashcam clips.
00:54Exposing the most dangerous drivers on our roads.
00:59All hell has broken loose on our highways.
01:05You're on a lesson. At least it wasn't your test.
01:08We join the motorway cops of Northumbria Police.
01:12Shall we gun?
01:13Why, aye, of course we're gunning.
01:16As they drive criminals of the North East off the roads.
01:20Crash, crash, crash.
01:22And put the deadliest drivers behind bars.
01:25Stand still!
01:29I'm a police officer. What do I look like? I'm in fancy dress.
01:32Do whatever you want. Do you want to arrest me? Do it.
01:35I'll let the dog out, won't you?
01:36I'm getting a little bit bored of you now.
01:38Jazz, bunch of muppets.
01:40Helping them in their battle with idiots behind the wheel is dashcam.
01:46It's vital evidence.
01:47Does everyone have any dashcam at all?
01:49And proof that Britain's dumbest drivers...
01:52Bloody idiots.
01:53...are a law unto themselves.
01:57Police 1, criminal nil.
02:07Tonight.
02:08I'll be, I've got a runner.
02:10Officer, where the tears at? Stand still!
02:14The cops strike it lucky.
02:16That's pot.
02:18There is lots of cannabis in the back of that van.
02:20You don't know what's in the van when you're driving it.
02:22All right.
02:24Light him up then.
02:26A van driver pulls out all the stops.
02:30Turn it off!
02:32You're locked up on suspicion of theft and motor vehicle, Harry.
02:35Are you joking me?
02:36No.
02:37I've never been to quite my life, mate.
02:38And a suspected car thief cashes out.
02:42I certainly haven't got that much cash that's rattling around in my car.
02:45Lucky if I find a pound down the back of a seat.
02:55The North East has laid claim to being one of England's most romantic regions.
03:03But at Follingsby Nick, love isn't in the air.
03:07It's Valentine's Day, yeah?
03:09I was expecting there'd be like a load of cards and chocolates and stuff in the internal mail, but...
03:14The porcelain mustn't have been, yes, because it's very empty.
03:19And it's a similar story at home for PC Martin Anderson.
03:24What have I got the wife?
03:27We had a bit of a mutual agreement that we weren't going to do anything this year.
03:31So I'm hoping that she has stuck to that.
03:34Otherwise it's going to be very awkward when I get in tonight.
03:39I don't need to buy my wife anything.
03:43She knows how lucky she is anyway.
03:45Having a catch.
03:53Today, Martin is riding solo around Sunderland city centre.
03:59Valentine's Day, single croods.
04:03Is it lonely?
04:06I couldn't think of anything worse than having my wife with us in a traffic car.
04:10Because I know how much of a bad passenger she is.
04:13I would probably just have to put a blanket over the top of her when you're transporting a bunch.
04:19Just to keep her calm.
04:21Just so she couldn't see what was going on and couldn't comment on my driving and things like that.
04:38The white Peugeot panel van.
04:40No CJ, you've shut up your criminality.
04:50That's for you, thank you.
04:52What we have around here, we have a load of cars which are all linked to organised crime.
05:02We're going to keep an eye out for one that came southbound through the Tyne tunnel.
05:06It's got quite a distinctive green mossy roof, so even if we don't see the red, we should spot his roof.
05:13It's patting mouths.
05:15You know, sometimes we do need a little bit of luck to fall in our favour.
05:31Is that our green roof there?
05:33Is that our green roof there?
05:35At the traffic lights here?
05:39I'm sure it is, you know.
05:43It is.
05:49Which way are they going to go?
06:02Let's have a look.
06:07Found him.
06:09Let's just hope he produces something.
06:13Career criminals go to extremes to stay one step ahead of the motorway cops.
06:25On the M56, the driver of a flatbed pick-up is failing to stop for Cheshire Police.
06:33It soon becomes clear why he's flooring it from the cops.
06:39As he tries to dump the evidence.
06:42The desperate dealer puts lives at risk.
06:46Escaping down the hard shoulder and taking out a car.
06:54With the cops close behind, he continues his rampage through rush hour.
07:03The perp takes flight for Manchester Airport.
07:09Where he decides to wing it.
07:17But he can't outrun the cops and reaches his final destination.
07:23Get on the floor now!
07:25You're under arrest.
07:27The driver was convicted of supplying heroin and sentenced to five years in prison.
07:32He was also pleaded guilty to failing to stop, dangerous driving and driving without insurance.
07:38He was banned from driving for five years and four months.
07:49Wait, there's another van.
07:52You thought you were criminals.
07:57I'll be out behind our van on West Weir Street.
08:01Back in Sunderland, PC Martin Anderson has eyes on a van linked to serious crime.
08:19Run it.
08:23Albie, I've got to run it.
08:30The Police
08:40Even with sat-nav, many drivers have no sense of direction.
08:48They can't tell the difference between left or right.
08:51What the f***?
08:53End up going off-road.
08:55And after plotting a course due north,
09:00it all goes south.
09:10Wait, there's another van.
09:13You thought you were criminals.
09:17In Sunderland, PC Martin Anderson has pulled over a van with links to organised crime.
09:22Run it.
09:28Albie, I've got to run it. More units, please.
09:31Everybody, head on to West Weir Street.
09:33I've got to run it.
09:36Officer, where are the tears at?
09:38Stand still!
09:43Wait, you've got to get tears in.
09:46You've got to get tears in.
09:49You've got to get tears in.
09:53You've got to get tears in.
09:56Stand still.
09:57Show me your hands now.
10:00Put your hands together.
10:02Give us a hand.
10:05What was all that about, eh?
10:09Albie, I've got one detained.
10:12I'm just heading back to the car.
10:14Right.
10:16Because of what you've just done,
10:18and I can smell cannabis,
10:19you're detained at the moment
10:21under the Misuse of Drugs Act.
10:22OK?
10:24Have you got anything on you that's going to get you into trouble?
10:26Any drugs?
10:27No.
10:28Where are the drugs?
10:29You or the van?
10:31I don't know for a van. It's not my van.
10:33You don't know what's in the van when you're driving it?
10:34All right, let's see then.
10:35I'm driving.
10:37I don't know for a van.
10:38Don't know how much, do we?
10:40Have a sip in there for me, my friend.
10:43It's all right.
10:44What?
10:45It's all right.
10:46What's all right?
10:47It's all right now.
10:48Well, tell me what's in the van.
10:49OK.
10:50Watch your knee.
10:51You just get your breath.
10:53Right.
10:56You might have done this on pace, but not for stamina.
11:12That's pot.
11:20If all the bags are the same, we've got a hell of a lot of cannabis.
11:24I told you I couldn't smell it.
11:28That, my friend, is what you call a result.
11:33Get in.
11:36Let's give them the good news.
11:39Right, listen to what I'm about to say. This is very important.
11:42There is lots of cannabis in the back of that van, right?
11:45Lots of cannabis.
11:46Lots of cannabis.
11:48I'm arresting you on suspicion of possession of a controlled substance with intent to supply.
11:52Understand that?
11:53Yes.
11:54Right.
11:59I mean, that's a way, that's vacuum packed.
12:01So we've got 11 big sealed vacuum packs and then a brand new baby plant.
12:06Probably used to start a new cannabis growth somewhere.
12:10That's the most I've found.
12:11Throw it that way.
12:13I can only thank him for not washing his roof because that's how I spotted it again, with his green roof.
12:16So, green on top and green inside.
12:25Right.
12:28Have you caught your breath back yet?
12:30After your run?
12:32Yeah?
12:34Put it this way, I don't want to be going to the Olympics anytime soon. I was blowing there.
12:43This is what dreams are made of for me.
12:47This is why I love doing this job.
12:51You know, there's a substantial amount of cannabis in there and that will be some massive disruption to an organised crime group.
12:58So I'm absolutely over the moon.
13:00I'm going to do it.
13:02I'm going to do it.
13:04I'm going to do it.
13:06I'm going to do it.
13:08I'm going to do it.
13:10I'm going to do it.
13:12I'm buzzing.
13:13Absolutely buzzing, my lad.
13:27Looking forward to a nice busy shift ahead, hopefully.
13:31Everybody's already a way out because it's all busy and go.
13:34So it's time to kit up and get away.
13:39Feeling good today.
13:40Weather's fine, a little bit nippy.
13:42Hopefully we'll get some decent jobs.
13:45At Eatall Lane station in Newcastle, PC Brian Camsell is ready to come clean about the state of his uniform.
13:53It's nice and bright again.
13:54All the dirt and muck we gather on with coats from road grime and oil.
13:59Best way is chuck it in the washing machine with all the normal stuff and a dishwasher tablet.
14:03Just an absolutely new kit.
14:05I think I'd get in trouble if I chucked the dishes in the washing machine.
14:16Brian's style of policing is always on trend.
14:21It's a hard chase this morning.
14:23Whether I wear a long sleeve, short sleeve, black with collar, black with no collar.
14:30Black on black.
14:31Black on black.
14:34Unfortunately we don't have orange uniform because I think that would clash with my hair.
14:41We're heading to Gateshead this morning.
14:44Sunny Gateshead.
14:47Responding to those jobs on the radio.
14:51But while we're out there being visible, keeping the eyes open to see if there's anything that stands out, any vagals of note.
15:02What is this car doing?
15:08A backseat driver has rudely drawn Brian's attention.
15:12Please just wipe the window clean with your middle finger.
15:15All the windows are a bit steamed up.
15:18It also appears the rear offside seat passenger isn't wearing a seatbelt.
15:23So we'll get this vehicle stopped, have a bit of a chat with the driver.
15:32Hello, if you pull off at Kingston Park for us we want to have a chat with you.
15:54Have you got your driving licence with you? Perfect, come and have a seat in my car and I'll go through what the score is.
15:59Magic.
16:01If you just jump in there.
16:09The reason I've stopped you is firstly your windows are all steamed up.
16:13Not ideal.
16:15As you approach roundabouts and junctions you can't have a full view.
16:18So that's the first thing.
16:20Clear your windows, as simple as that.
16:22The lad in the back, from where we are now, what's the matter with the lad in the back?
16:30What do you mean?
16:32What offence is he committing in the back at the minute?
16:36He hasn't got his seatbelt on.
16:38He hasn't got his seatbelt on, no, but he did have his seatbelt on.
16:40He didn't.
16:41Did he not?
16:42No.
16:43I can see it dangling down the right hand side and he's moving around the back.
16:46Right, okay. I thought he would have.
16:49Yeah.
16:50I don't know if it was just unfortunate the way he cleared his window, but as he cleared it, he cleared it like that on the window.
16:56Yeah.
16:57As I'm alongside.
16:59Right, okay.
17:00So I don't know if that was gesturing to me.
17:01He's really annoying me now.
17:02Or if it's just an unfortunate way that he's done it.
17:05Yeah.
17:06A bit of a silly Billy.
17:10The door's open, you can jump out.
17:12Put the tab down.
17:14Two things.
17:15You're sitting in the back of a car and it's got a seatbelt.
17:18What do you think the seatbelt's for?
17:19To put on.
17:20To put on.
17:21Did he not have his seatbelt on?
17:22No.
17:23So that's the reason we've stopped you today.
17:24Sorry.
17:25We didn't give tickets for things like that and it's £100.
17:28Right, okay.
17:29Tell us about clearing the window in the back as well.
17:32How did you clear the window?
17:33Yeah, I'm not going to lie, on my mum's life, I didn't realise it was placed directly behind her seat.
17:37Yeah.
17:38I wiped it off my hand like that and obviously it was middle finger.
17:39And then I went like that because it went like this.
17:41It was middle finger.
17:42That was the bit that I thought.
17:43I didn't know whether it was directed at me.
17:45To give you the benefit of the doubt today, put your seatbelt on.
17:48Right, I will do.
17:49All the windows, I messed it up.
17:50If he has an accident, you're going to go through that windscreen.
17:52Or you're going to crush the person in front of you.
17:55So somebody's going to get hurt.
17:56You might not like it.
17:57You might want to rebel because you're all young.
17:59It saves lives at the end of the day, guys.
18:01Alright.
18:03No fines today.
18:04Just wear your seatbelt.
18:05Alright.
18:16Cheers, guys.
18:17Watch what you're doing.
18:20Holidays, boys.
18:21Seatbelt on.
18:35A group of excited lads, I think, have already started the party today.
18:41Clearing the window and using middle finger.
18:43Clearing the window and using middle finger.
18:45Was it directed at me?
18:47I'll never know.
18:50He did seem a little bit cheapish and was apologetic,
18:52so we'll give him the benefit of the doubt on that one.
18:5817 years of abuse and name-calling
19:00and I've certainly had worse than the middle finger.
19:14Morning, morning.
19:17Oh, that sun's bright.
19:18Bloody hell.
19:19For once, the Newcastle weather has been kind to PC Yan Sheamleshire.
19:25Nice bright morning.
19:26Always puts you in a better mood.
19:28I have to be, like, super cool traffic cop today.
19:35Now I'm coming to my office for the next day.
19:37I'm going to the office.
19:38I'm going to the office.
19:39I'm going to the office.
19:40I'm going to the office.
19:41Now coming to my office for the next ten hours.
20:05Delicious.
20:07On shifts like today,
20:09a lot of the times you don't even get the opportunity to pop back into the office.
20:14You need little things to keep you going.
20:17So what I've got here is a nice homemade flapjack.
20:21Lovely and healthy.
20:23Well, apart from the little bits of chocolate.
20:26You need energy in this job when you're chasing 16-year-old lads
20:30with all this gear on.
20:32You're struggling.
20:34I'll just use my dad voice.
20:37Yeah, stop.
20:39Stop.
20:54Hello, Victoria.
20:56There's a white transit van.
20:58Looks like it's a totally made up place.
21:04Tango 9-4. Stick us down for that.
21:09We're looking for a van that's displaying a number plate that's not registered.
21:14It might be just a genuine admin error
21:17or they might well be tampering with the identity of the vehicle
21:20because it's a stolen van.
21:22We can only find out by stopping the van
21:24and checking things like chassis numbers.
21:27Hopefully we're able to get it stopped and off the road.
21:32I'm behind that van now.
21:35It's moving from left to right.
21:37I'm waiting for everything.
21:41It's to go right.
21:49One of the firearms units is behind the van.
21:56The firearms unit's only trained for initial pursuit.
22:00So you've got myself and two sergeants travelling
22:03as tactical units.
22:06We're going to get as close to it as we can
22:09and then put a tactical box on.
22:12Motorway cops avoid pursuits at all costs
22:16because when criminals hit the gas, anything can happen.
22:27In Holmes Chapel, Cheshire Police race to intercept a suspected drug dealer
22:31in a black Kia.
22:35The outnumbered driver looks like he'll come quietly.
22:42But it's all a con.
22:47The cops are one step ahead though
22:49and burst the car's tyres.
22:51The vehicle has been stolen.
22:55The deflated driver carries on,
22:57almost causing a head-on collision.
22:59Before trying a different tactic to keep officers at bay.
23:04Ease central carriageway to prevent us overtaking.
23:08The cops have seen enough
23:10and swarm around the car to end the pursuit.
23:21Nearly £1,000 worth of Class A drugs were seized.
23:24The driver was shot in the head.
23:26Nearly £1,000 worth of Class A drugs were seized.
23:29The driver was found guilty of possession with intent to supply,
23:32dangerous driving,
23:34driving without insurance
23:36and driving while disqualified.
23:38He was sentenced to six years and four months in prison
23:41and banned from driving for four years and ten months.
23:53It's a white Transit van.
23:55Looks like an patrol made of plates.
24:04In Northumberland, Jan is racing to back up another patrol
24:08on the tail of a van driver with fake plates.
24:12Just trying to minimise the level of risk to members of the public.
24:16The problem lies with what can we do to stop it
24:19and do that safely.
24:22So I've got tactically trained officers
24:25who, if worse comes to the worst,
24:27you might have to run vehicles off the road.
24:29I've certainly had to do that myself previously
24:32and it's quite a frightening moment.
24:35While Jan and other units close in,
24:38the police helicopter is tracking the van from above.
24:52We've been hit and out.
24:54Jan, how far out are you?
24:57Just coming up to that roundabout now.
25:00With you now.
25:05We're behind this van now.
25:08We're looking for a tactical box, ideally, if we can.
25:14We're just trying to get our ducks in a row.
25:18The plan is for Jan and two other cars
25:20to surround the van and bring it safely to a stop.
25:38Light them up then.
25:48Britain's roads are full of divas.
25:54So, say a little prayer.
26:00With drivers chasing pavements.
26:05Keen to hit me, baby, one more time.
26:11And only looking out.
26:14And only looking out for number one.
26:24Light them up then.
26:29Go, go.
26:31In Northumberland, Jan and three other patrols
26:34are stopping the driver of a van suspected to be on fake plates.
26:38One in front, one on the side, one behind.
26:40Pinch of vehicle in.
26:42Pinch of vehicle in.
26:48Turn the van off.
26:51Turn it off.
26:52Put your hands on your back.
26:54Turn it off.
26:55Wait to set off the vehicle this side.
27:00In a moment, I'm going to lock you up for theft of motor vehicle.
27:05The paperwork's all been sent off for the number plates and that.
27:09So I don't know what's going on.
27:13I'm just trying to find any identifying markers for this van.
27:17The back's absolutely full of gear.
27:19I don't plan to start going through all of this
27:22because God knows what's inside.
27:26That's not it, is it?
27:27No, that's the thing.
27:28Chassis number?
27:29No, that's the tyres.
27:32There?
27:33No.
27:34It's gone, isn't it?
27:35It should be there.
27:36I feel where it should have been.
27:37Yeah.
27:38Almost like it had been ripped off.
27:40Why is the chassis number missing on this?
27:42I don't know, mate.
27:43It's just...
27:45I don't know the reason.
27:47Have you had any drugs tonight?
27:48Nothing at all.
27:50I've done this job long enough to know when I smell weed.
27:53I know I look young and handsome, but I'm older than you think.
27:58He's off his face.
27:59That van's unidentifiable.
28:01We'll have to get this vehicle seized and properly examined
28:03and then go from there.
28:04See what happens.
28:06Other officers will take the driver into custody
28:09for further questioning and blood tests...
28:13..while Jan deals with the passenger.
28:17Hi.
28:18Not designed for comfort, are they?
28:20It's been years since I've been in the office.
28:22You're under arrest for possession of a vehicle.
28:24Yes.
28:25You're under arrest for possession of a vehicle.
28:27Yes.
28:28You're under arrest for possession of a vehicle.
28:30Yes.
28:31You're under arrest for possession of a vehicle.
28:33Yes.
28:34You're under arrest on suspicion of theft of that van.
28:41Suspicion of, because we can't identify it.
28:44Probably got his paperwork in the back of the van,
28:46in one of the bags.
28:47It probably could be, though.
28:48Messing there, yeah.
28:50This will be my first day out of it, my dear.
28:52He's a gas engineer.
28:55This happens on the way home.
28:58Good story, yeah?
29:00Yeah.
29:02Working all night as well, then?
29:03No, mate.
29:04I was meant to finish about an hour ago.
29:06Were you?
29:07I should have been taking my little winter swimming lesson,
29:09but never mind.
29:11F***ing unlucky.
29:12Joy's there.
29:13I know, yeah.
29:34There's been a little bit of work done
29:37to conceal the true identity of this van.
29:40You've got to ask yourself why that's the case.
29:43As a responsible vehicle owner,
29:45you should be doing those checks,
29:47because otherwise, one minute you're driving home from work,
29:50next minute you get tea-packed by the police.
29:55I've already missed my daughter's swimming lesson.
29:58I've already missed my daughter's swimming lesson.
30:00I've already missed my daughter's swimming lesson.
30:03So I'm in the doghouse when I get in.
30:06I've got no choice, really.
30:08It's part of the job.
30:10I'll go and apologise and make some popcorn.
30:13That'll be the first question when I get in the house tonight.
30:16Daddy, can you make some popcorn?
30:31Top cop movies, I think it's got to be Hot Fuzz.
30:35People have even mentioned it when I've stopped people in the past,
30:39about my loose likeness, I suppose, to one of the characters.
30:43Ginger and Baldwin. Not very tall.
30:47With 16 years in the force,
30:49PC Brian Camsell knows truth can be stranger than fiction.
30:55I can think of one or two Hot Fuzz moments over the years.
30:58I was with one lad and he decided to try and do the moment
31:02where they run through the fence panels.
31:04It didn't work and I almost couldn't do anything for laughing at him
31:08as I'm jumping over the next fence.
31:11It would have been nice, almost,
31:13if there was an odd Hot Fuzz moment tonight.
31:17Hello, Astra.
31:18Tony Motti's expired.
31:22Notified on forward marker.
31:24Things to pick up dealing.
31:27Activations around the area early in the morning.
31:35So, I'm going to...
31:37I'm going to go and apologise and make some popcorn.
31:40That'll be the first question when I get in the house tonight.
31:44So, we've got a little bit of information about a box hall.
31:50It's linked with drug dealing because of the times and locations.
31:55Why is it out until four o'clock in the morning?
31:58Somebody's dealing.
31:59What risks are they going to take to get away from the police?
32:03So, with these jobs, I've got to be prepared for just about anything.
32:14There it is on the near side.
32:16It's that one with the lights on with the engine running.
32:21There's a headlight out as well.
32:24It's parked up. There's nobody in it.
32:29Ideally, we want somebody with it so that we can deal with any offences.
32:36Do I sit here, or...?
32:38I don't know.
32:41Do I sit here, or...? Go on, have a look.
32:5012-8-6.
32:52Can I pass a VRM?
32:54Oscar Bravo Juliet.
32:57Should come back as an Astra.
33:00Yeah, Blue Astra.
33:02Intelligence around drug dealing.
33:05I'm behind now on Chilling Road.
33:07Do you need any VRM with you?
33:09If somebody's handy, potentially.
33:24Hello, can you just turn your engine off for us?
33:26Do you just want to grab a seat in my car?
33:28I'll explain what the score is.
33:35Is it your vehicle?
33:36It is mine.
33:37Is it registered and insured?
33:38It is to me.
33:39And do you have a driving licence?
33:40I do.
33:41The car's showing there's no current keeper.
33:43It's notified off-road, so it's got no tax.
33:46It's got no MOT since...
33:48Yeah, mate, are you putting the right registration in here?
33:53Why is that?
33:55Because when I first got the car,
33:57one of your lads followed us,
33:59and the scroll makes it look like B,
34:01and it's D, actually, the registration, mate.
34:04So, O, D...
34:06Tell you what I'll do is I'll do a check on it.
34:13The VRM passed before.
34:15Can you run another one through Oscar Delta Juliet?
34:21Yeah, that one's coming back to a black Astra.
34:24No reports on the vehicle.
34:28So, the placement of that stood.
34:30From a distance, it looks like it's a black Astra.
34:33It looks like a B Bravo,
34:35which comes back as the same kind of car,
34:38which is notified off-road, no keeper,
34:41no tax, no insurance.
34:44But if you take that away
34:47and you put it through as a D Delta,
34:50it does come back as registered, insured.
34:56Right, I've done a check of the car, OK,
34:58and there's a few things.
35:00What's the purpose for your journey?
35:02You're delivering food.
35:04What insurance have you got to do that?
35:06What do you mean?
35:08To deliver pizzas, do you need business insurance?
35:11Have you got business insurance?
35:13No.
35:14So, you're on the way to deliver another pizza?
35:16Yeah.
35:17Where's the pizza? Is it in the boot?
35:19Aye.
35:20Right, let's have a little look.
35:22The car didn't smell of pizza.
35:24What have I got in the boot, mate?
35:27Confirmed.
35:28Right.
35:29We're a bit happier now.
35:31The sporadic hits on cameras and things
35:33are explained by the fact that he is delivering food,
35:36rather than being a drug dealer.
35:43So, what I suggest you do is go to Halfords,
35:46get one of the yellow studs to cover that.
35:50However, I'll be putting information on to say
35:52you've been delivering pizzas tonight,
35:54you're not delivering any more tonight.
35:56You'll then, tomorrow, phone your insurance company
35:58and get business insurance, so that you're legally doing it.
36:04Pizzas for the streets here, make sure you walk with pizza.
36:07Yes, yes.
36:09I'll let you do that, but it's not to go anywhere in the car, right?
36:13And if we catch you again tonight delivering pizza,
36:16we'll take the car off you.
36:18There'll be no ifs, buts and maybes.
36:34Our cameras are certainly misreading it, as it be, as well.
36:37It's not the first time he tells me he's been stopped for that.
36:40Clearly he hasn't done anything about it.
36:43I was hoping for a nice, big block of cocaine or something
36:46in the back of it, it would have been great.
36:49Not to be on this case, I think it was a 12-inch pepperoni.
37:07Oh, look!
37:09Is that to keep your eyes open?
37:12I woke up early, then I've had the kids,
37:15I'm running around after them.
37:18So I haven't been back to sleep.
37:21It's the pitfalls of work and shift work.
37:24In Sunderland, crime never sleeps.
37:27And neither does PC Will Hunter.
37:31I never sleep through the day.
37:33I can't do it. Once I'm up, I'm up.
37:36It was great when I was young, getting off night shift,
37:39and then sleep for 12 hours.
37:41I'd be up if I get four or five hours now.
37:44I could do with a couple of decent jobs to wake us up
37:47and keep us going.
37:58There's a white quarter van ahead of us.
38:02It looks like it's starting to put its foot down a little bit,
38:05as it's probably saw us.
38:07So we'll check it out and see if everything's all in order.
38:17All right? Come here.
38:19Still disqualified, like?
38:21Eh? Still disqualified.
38:23I recognise him, I've had loads of dealings with him.
38:26He's probably disqualified, he always has been.
38:30Whoa. Jump in the back of the car.
38:32Eh?
38:34I'll reach it out. Jump in the back of the car.
38:38Who needs Hollywood when you've got dashcam?
38:41TREMBLE at Jurassic Car Park.
38:45TREMBLE.
38:47TREMBLE.
38:49TREMBLE.
38:51TREMBLE.
38:53TREMBLE.
38:55TREMBLE.
38:57TREMBLE.
38:59TREMBLE.
39:01TREMBLE.
39:03TREMBLE.
39:05Revolution at Jurassic Car Park.
39:09Marvel at Doctor Strange, Manoeuvre.
39:14TREMBLE.
39:16And Gone With The Wing, Mirror...
39:19TREMBLE.
39:21..will have you in tears.
39:26COME HERE!
39:28Still disqualified, like?
39:30Eh? Still disqualified.
39:33It's 2 a.m. in Sunderland, and PC Will Hunter has stopped a driver who he's had previous with.
39:44Jump in the back of the car.
39:46All right, all right, chill out.
39:48Jump in the back of the car.
39:49Chill out.
39:52Jump in there. Jump in.
39:54I'm wet there, mate.
39:55Jump in.
39:56Chill out, man.
39:5810-19.
40:01Will you run the driver through, please, for us? I think he's disqualified.
40:06Disqualified.
40:12The lad we've got detained, I've known him for a number of years.
40:16Suspect that he was a disqualified driver. He still is.
40:20When was the last time you knew him, by the way?
40:23A while back.
40:24What, you didn't know him?
40:25Just because you saw the back of the traffic car, was it?
40:26No, no. I was young when I was there, so I'd carry on.
40:28I was just a bit of a gang of kippers, man.
40:32Tell you what we'll do, just stay in the car.
40:39Have you consumed any alcohol?
40:40No, I haven't.
40:41No. Any drugs?
40:42No, I haven't.
40:43Sure?
40:44I don't understand.
40:46We're going to ask you to provide a specimen of saliva.
40:48Yeah.
40:49Test for the presence of cannabis and cocaine.
40:51All right.
40:52Stick your tongue over his.
40:53Lovely part of the job.
40:57It takes about eight minutes.
40:58Yeah.
41:01It's not a dodgy place out, is it?
41:02No, no.
41:03No.
41:06Anyone's going to report it stolen.
41:08No.
41:10Remember when we chased you in that lagoon?
41:12Oh, I remember.
41:13It's gone back there.
41:15Many moons ago, that.
41:21You're under arrest, OK, for providing a positive specimen of saliva.
41:24No, we're not.
41:25For cocaine.
41:32Another familiar face turns up.
41:34Martin.
41:36Can we have a quick look through that?
41:39Do you have the chassis number yet?
41:40No.
41:41If you can do that.
41:42But the lad's quite well known of a bit of a burglar as well.
41:48So, look for that as well.
41:49Used to be.
41:50Used to be, but you never know.
41:51You never know.
41:56Give us the last few of the chassis number for this courser, please.
42:05Ah, this is totally different.
42:09It's on dodgy plates.
42:11It could be stolen.
42:13A lot of the time, people, if this car isn't registered or insured,
42:16what they'll do is they'll put plates of a similar car from one that is insured.
42:22So, on the surface, it looks like it's all legit.
42:34Car is stolen.
42:35Oh, is it?
42:36What's stolen?
42:37Even better.
42:38Where are you?
42:39Just in the car.
42:40Wait, wait, wait, what?
42:41What?
42:42What's stolen?
42:43What's stolen?
42:44You're also locked up on suspicion of theft of motor vehicle, are you?
42:47Are you joking me?
42:48No.
42:49I've never been to a car my life, mate.
42:50That is the crash?
42:51Yeah.
42:52Right, is that yours, is it?
42:53Yeah.
42:54Oh, that's a lot of money, isn't it?
42:55Yeah.
42:56Is there any more money in the car?
42:57No, no.
42:58How about?
42:59I don't think so.
43:00How much?
43:01Should be 1,500 quid.
43:05That's me change, mate.
43:07This is your change.
43:08Right.
43:13I certainly haven't got that much cash that's rattling around in my car.
43:18Lucky if I find a pound down the back of the seat.
43:21Right, get your way.
43:44I recognised him, I've had loads of dealings with him.
43:47He's well known in Sunderland.
43:51It's a lot of money to have on you, especially while you're in a strolling car.
43:54I clean my car quite a lot and I don't find lots of cash.
43:59I normally find lots of chips off the kids and stuff like that from when they've been to McDonald's.
44:03So it's turned out to be quite a good little job in all fairness.
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44:43Thanks for watching.