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It's contacting members of the public the velocity the car the speeds They go out there are innocent members of the public were not expecting them to come through junctions without looking They just present a risk to Everybody and and themselves all just to get away from the police. They show no regard for anybody at all It's mid-morning It's a black Seven miles northwest of Nottingham Interceptor Katie Eustace is awaiting Intel on a one never It's our first time meeting Katie At least we drive away at a license. That's one of briefing, isn't it? A disqualified driver with previous for violent offenses has reportedly been spotted nearby Driver Advanced driver and Harry Potter fan Katie has been working her magic on the county's roads for more than a decade How old is she about 11 years she been on the first force and then a job before this was a sales admin So the big we've had information said the vehicle has been used by a disqualified driver She'd better buckle up because the morning's just getting going Hang on I look like this It looked like she didn't a kick out of driving this way She's better face look she might not live like we're going on Katie buckle up because the morning's just getting going Yes, it's going to stop Two miles away Katie's colleagues have just got behind the suspect driver He's increasing seven six miles per hour, and he's doing whatever he can to get away The black box all he's using to dice with death is in fact a higher car But he clearly hasn't read the fine print of the rental agreement This man is never gonna be able to rent a car again ever He got and this man is in the rental high-speed chasing The box or maybe nippy But its driver is playing with fire Risky run through a housing estate means one of two things And if it's not a decamp It's a dangerous attempt to wriggle free Back on the main bro almost got his front-end tour office is a jail That a jail or factory back on the main road the suspect shows a total disregard for other drivers I As he runs a major red it's almost 70 He manages to lose the pursuing tops That's what I was gonna ask like at what point is y'all gonna just back up because he's driving crazy broad daylight Lot of traffic a lot of pedestrians But what he doesn't know is that barely a mile up ahead Katie's riding to the rescue. I think we'll come across him better. He's short How tall is Katie Katie is right up on that stand will actually and she's ready to intercept I think any moment now Now the cops giving chase have caught up with him, too At north of 70 a blind overtake nearly brings this pursuit to a disastrous end After putting countless lives at risk It looks like this lads finally run out of ideas He's on his way back into town I go lie he just hit the smoothest U-turn Which means he's now heading straight for Katie I am hook nor bypass now. It's like there Katie is ready. I ain't she is overly joyous about As the reckless runaway hurdles towards a roundabout He's got no idea Katie is lying Okay, he took him out. I hope Katie okay cuz that steering wheel was definitely Definitely in her chest She couldn't wait to do that. I promise you she the seat probably wet that she in In a northwestern suburb of Nottingham They talk call that tactical contact A runaway rental car has been taking cops on a wild and dangerous ride There's cops in the vehicle But lurking at a roundabout up ahead is interceptor Katie Eustace Here we go And she's ready to pounce As the box all goes the wrong way around the roundabout Katie decides enough is enough Katie didn't care about the camera crew or nothing The pursuit is over But at what cost For someone who's just led cops on a white knuckle ride round town the lad seems remarkably calm And he's completely unharmed which is more than could be said for Katie young dude, too Yeah, I think I've just got caught it as the air bags gone off Even so she's had a lucky escape As he's gone to come out there. I've gone this side of the roundabout to try and get him Get behind him, but he's come head on with me I didn't want him to go head on the roundabout going wrong side round this round about it's a main arterial route And that's dangerous. So it's made contact with the side of my police vehicle Causing they are a fair amount of damage unfortunately. I think both of y'all made contact with each other You definitely wouldn't stop This is a shame, but we've got him detained. He's not into any members of the public, which is good Absolute idiots is showing a complete disregard for the safety of other road users for us For himself as well. I mean that could have ended a lot worse than it did so First question with the air bags going off as well Okay, Katie I don't know about you. You look crazy Katie. Hold on. I need some water. I'll ever had like a Y'all ever eat something or drink something and then the taste of it was just lingering and it was making you nauseous The driver is breathalyzed and given a drugs white But both come back negative Why are you running? And he's not carrying any drugs or weapons either Interceptor Lee who led the pursuit is left scratching his head At the roadside and but he's up the game here and potentially looking at prison time for the way he was driving I've been jailed 20 years now and you see some amazing things, but even now it just it just baffles me as to why people Don't just pull over and are willing to put themselves at risk. You know, they've got families at the end of the day I'm sure they want to go home to see so I just don't understand why people You know go that far to get away from us because we'll always get you another day I'm talking about bro had absolutely no reason to run some people just want to be a criminal so bad The lad who decided to try his luck and go head on with the police Pleaded guilty to dangerous driving driving whilst disqualified and driving without insurance or a license. Oh Is that why he ran then? Driving no insurance no license while disqualified. That's probably why he ran but still like See eight months behind bars was banned from driving for four years eight months in a four-year ban is Not worth what he did On the front line There's a specialist unit of fearless crime fighters With a unique set of skills A deafening bark 42 teeth And a nose that smells trouble a mile off Quantum is my general purpose dog. So He's quite a variety of skills at the end of the day. My dog will protect me and nothing will stop him protecting me He's just amazing. It's an amazing dog. I've got to work on my own, but I feel confident I've got him in the back of the car And he's always gonna be there on my shoulder. He's not my best friend. Yeah, what's postcode, please? It's the early hours of Thursday morning Dog handler Jen Els is blue-lighting it to a 999 incident The 999 caller is an off-duty policeman who's had a close encounter with a suspected car thief I'm only Letting the bang them out what that what that mean Jen's no-nonsense style of policing is fueled by two things salt and vinegar crisps and mashed potatoes Could I get the 10-piece chicken McNuggets wait salt and vinegar chips and mashed potatoes just like a carb overload What quantum be eaten? That's the better question be worried about quantum out here and tonight. She's keeping him peeled for a man in black Right jacket wrong man Turns out it's the off-duty cop who died Yeah And what see what sort of statuette is he's about six foot medium build. Yeah, he's got hood up Yeah, the top. Yeah, he's all in black red top underneath the black jacket. Yeah The suspect has vanished into the woods so Jen falls in line behind the off-duty cop Like chill, bro Geez, this man is running faster than the car to me quite quickly because he matches a description, don't he? Jen's pedigree chum tonight is five-year-old German Shepherd quantum. No, no Wait, he's one of the good guys Steady Dogs like quantum have noses 10,000 times as sensitive as ours They can pick up on nasty whiffs from more than a mile away I'm not convinced. He's come up this way Seek on And even though the wet weather makes tracking even trickier Quantum's onto something seek on quantum get on get on He sniffed out a suspicious glove And that's not all leave Boy, we've also come across a black-hooded jacket Jen reckons the runner could have ditched his black jacket Stupid when dogs is on you and you just gave them a scented and gave them a scent and a trail to follow and quantum clearly agrees Somehow across the sodden surface this canine cop can smell victory I Gotta walk up that hill for see like quantum go Stop playing with that dog. You hear him Another suspect apparently core with his pants down Watch the dog Quantum's turn the blokes legs to jelly but finally he makes it out of the ditch and into the arms of district cops I Sounds like this fella's all mouth and no trousers It's a good score for quantum But the man is claiming to be homeless and denies trying to nick cars As cops begin to frisk him Quantum spots something Told you And they discover a syringe in his pocket No, that's obvious. He's obviously a nitty Even though there's no sign of any drugs he's still off to the nick Here you go that yes got them for future for future adventures I'm in awe of what he's capable of because he was it was absolutely soaking He's took me across that water up that hill Got along that path and then he's literally head down gone And then as soon as we got there I knew someone was in there somewhere because his body language just changed he was digging in hard telling me someone was there It's just a matter of finding them Today of all days means quantum's gift of a prisoner is extra special for Jane. It's my birthday today. So that was a Excellent present. What you doing at work on your birthday? Oh my god, don't tell me you know life in it, Jen I don't believe that. I think you got a husband or something like don't tell me you out You could have called off you could have took a holiday pay or something hasn't turned on a fab set of shifts I'm well proud of him really. I'm proud of him my best mate Wingman at your son. He was poor Although the attempted car breaking was caught on CCTV The pictures did not show a clear enough image of the perpetrator for any charges to be brought As a result no further action was taken against the suspect All that for London For an interceptor getting a lung full from a dodgy driver Okay deep breath and the machine for me is all part of the daily grind. Thank you Every week 30 people are either killed or seriously injured due to drink driving Yes, thanks to drink as well. Yeah, as any cop will tell you even one small drink just isn't worth the risk Okay, so you've you've found that test It's all man's field for 31 a.m. Stay break and interceptors Jim Carrington and Ian Coleman are coming to the end of their shift In 98 we're in man's field. We're gonna have a look as well. They've gone into the quarry from the top end and the king stand They have just received an SOS from a district unit that's tracking a BMW 140 through the center of man's field Just coming through a town base away sort of 30 seconds away from you After a brief blue light run through the empty streets, they spot their colleague We'll spin on you And the flashy motor it's tailing Don't want to get high speed or they're gonna stop having pulled a U.E The lads fall in behind the beamer and await further info from the cops at the rear and each of you got Preemptive tactics for this vehicle. I think this one has just failed to stop for the cops in Mansford I was allegedly made off from them and it's the car that's behind us So we're trying to find out now exactly what it's done There's a growing demand for me. I just realized the Narrated person. He's saying a lot a lot today. I never heard him say that this much Family man Jim's favorite thing about the force is the camaraderie Nailing bad guys is just an added bonus Local cops sands made off from them This high-spec motors got some serious legs sands is just an added Do we meet all of these cops or is this everybody that's in the lineup? Everybody that's in the season or do we meet everybody? Under here today Because this is the smell guy. He can smell. This is big E, right? We just met her she's crazy girl This is quantum the dog owner Never met some of these people with bonus Lucy Local cops sands made off from them This high-spec motors got some serious legs And the drivers not shy of testing its bling power It might not have been a fair to stop down there I think it's seen a mark car and just put his foot down, but now it's calmed down a bit We are left left on to Peacock Street Yeah, I can see yeah, I think we're gonna be into a dead end for a natural stop stand by It doesn't look like he's going for a de-camp, but the lads can't be too careful He's just at the back of Papa John's now to find out what the score is We're about to just come from from the casino Right, okay Some of my colleagues, so he's driving a bit fast up at the quarry very ill. Yeah, Barry. I was trying to get on that Right Seventy six years. Yes. Okey-doke. Have you got some idea on you? Turns out the lads licensed and fully insured to drive the swanky motor But he's still acting shifty and Jim reckons. He knows why you've got a drink at all tonight The lad claims he's had a couple of drinks nearly two hours ago if he's telling the truth It could be his lucky day. It's sound pretty like poised You should be on the limit. I can't smell much booze on you if any at all So I'm not expecting you to be over the limit massively We do this at football at Brethren Mansfield, you see, don't say no. Oh, do you? See how today's like at Brethren Mansfield, that's all. Well first team? Yeah. Do you? We do these in The driver says he's familiar with the breathalyzer as he uses them every day in training as a professional footballer for Mansfield town Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going. Keep going keep going keep going keep going keep going keep going Keep going mate. That's it. I can't imagine you'll be over the limit. They they're thinking about it mind you Our survey says 51 me Yeah, 50 was not good 51 means you're over the drink driver Surely no. Surely yes. I've got two bottle of lemonade. What's the limit? The limit is anything over 35 will arrest you for at the police station. If you blow anything over 40, that can mean you end up in court. That is only a screening device. You know what's crazy? Bro look like he pulling into his house. This is where they get you at. I swear, bro, it's on the outskirts. Like he was opening the gate to getting his career. It's not necessarily accurate, but it's a fail. It does give us the ability to arrest you, I'm afraid. This midfielders scored a major own goal. Yeah, I'll sort that. Right, hang on. We'll see at the nick. I think the world's just fallen out of his backside blessing. He's thinking he's going to lose his position at the club in the morning, he's decided to get on the wheel of his motor when he's been drinking, so we'll take him in and sort him, go from there. He'll probably blow under 40 at the precinct, and then get sent home. You got his keys? I have got his keys. Nice motor, but I don't think I'll be buying one of them. Why? I couldn't get in it, and it was even worse being trying to get out of it. Back at Mansfield, Nick. Come on in mate, we'll get you sorted. Roy of the Ravers is still claiming he's only had a couple. It might have been just because you're a fit lad, so it's effectively spiked a bit more, but only you and I would have had to drink mate, it seems quite... That's true, when you're more in shape, it affects you more. If you're just fat and gluttonous, it's just going to dissipate within the fat. A height of me for two vodka and lemonade, I've been wrong before. But one thing that's never wrong is the intoxiciser. That's what it's called! One thing that's never... Who named it that? Y'all playing Inspector Gadget games out here. Intoxiciser. Wrong is the intoxiciser. Keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing, keep blowing. Spot on mate. Just take it slow. I honestly wasn't even told to him that I was a professional footballer. 49 and 49, so take a seat mate, that's not what you wanted to see. The boozy ball player will be locked up until he's sobered up, and Jim and Ian can reflect on a good result. As soon as he said I've been down to Casino, his eyes are a bit pink and glazed, I'm sure he's been enjoying himself. He wasn't rolling around junk though, he was quite lucid and chatting to us. Alcohol affects everybody differently, and there is no safe limit. People think they can have so much to drink and still get in the car and they'll be fine. I think we've proved that's not the case tonight. The beamer driver pleaded guilty to drip driving. He was fined £576, and was banned from driving for 12 months. Oh yeah, he got to take a Uber to practice, that's tough. Coming up. Nottinghamshire police have the UK's only dedicated knife crime team outside of London. Running there, I love test scores. Since forming in 2017, knife crime has fallen by 18%, and a recent amnesty took almost 400 blades off the streets. A Katana blade. Flawless, victory. Ken Tinley and Joe Riley from the team know that on the street drugs and weapons often go hand in hand. And today they're targeting an area plagued by both. It's one of the inner suburbs of Nottingham, and it does have an issue with drug dealing. I don't think the people that go out of their day-to-day business probably appreciate fully what's going on, perhaps in these houses or in the most. You know what's crazy? Today I'm supposed to drop three videos. But guess what video got blocked? Benador Season 6 Episode 1. And I'm talking, it got blocked and it got denied. So I can't post it on here at all, but I posted it to Patreon. So if I can't do no more Benador, it's over. There are two vehicles that are travelling around it, but there is an issue. There is an interest from individuals that would be on our radar for carrying weapons and those things that lead to people to want to carry and use weapons. So yeah, it's definitely one of the areas where we're going to get more results than not. After seven years on the force, Ken's learned a thing or two about being in the right place at the right time. OK, so this is Ken. So maybe they do go across everybody on the bottom, but I just never paid attention. We're one behind you anyway, Gov. And now there's a gulf with a marker for drugs just around the corner. There it is. Colleagues in a marked unit. There it is, Gaglar. Have already got behind it. Pulled straight over. And in a flash, it's game over. All right, Chaps. Just turn the engine off for me, buddy. While Joe gets stuck into a Q&A with the driver. Is it your vehicle? Yeah. Come back and see what's your name, buddy. Ken's getting to grips with one of the passengers. Anything on you it shouldn't have. Anything on you that's going to hurt me or you? OK. Oh, our PC Tinley from St Tan's All Right You got any weed on your stay? No. The passenger insists he's clean. But now Joe's had a good rummage through the driver's pockets. OK. Let me get in the hide. There's a little spliff of something. Is that even cannabis? What is it? It's cannabis in it. I don't see anything. Sure. It's smelly if you want. It's a tiny amount of weed. There's not much there, is there? Nothing. Joe reckons there must be more. And soon he cops a feel of something much bigger. So what is it in there? Nothing. What is it? I've just heard it when you've done it. You can search me. I will be searching you, mate. I've got nothing. You'll be coming back for a strip search now, won't you? I've got nothing on me, man. I've just heard about your rush order. I've got nothing. Come and take a seat, mate. Strip search. What do you just feel? First of all, boss, the narrator. I don't know what he on. Joe reckons the driver's got something stuffed down his pants. Take a seat, buddy. Are you going to be honest with me? What's in there? Obviously, I'm not going to allow a few draws on. Yeah? Or is it just weed? Yeah, just a few. Yeah, in terms of cannabis. Right, OK. So he's got something concealed down his trousers. Just asking what it is. He reckons it's a couple of draws of cannabis. So he's going to come back. We'll get that out and take it from there. See what we've got. So don't put your hands down your trousers. Are you all right? Meanwhile, Ken and the passenger... Just in this car down here, mate. ...are off to a separate motor for a quiet chat. Obviously, I've searched you and I've had a good look as best I can. But it's still possible that there are things down your pants. I'm not saying they are. You know what? I'm not going to do that. I've done this last time as well, mate. What's happening? What are you doing there, mate? Can't do that. Put your hands up. Put your hands up. They've done this last time with me on the roadside. I'm not doing this with you. So come and sit in that car, all right? They've done it last time with me on the roadside. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's fine. The passenger's practically falling over himself to prove his innocence. Trying to get nude out here, like, too. Can I just pull my trousers? Well, you pulled them down, didn't you? Yeah, I knew it. I was just like, I ain't got nothing to hide. You go on seeing. Right, I know, I know. I'm not saying you have. Ken's satisfied the passengers got no drugs on him. But some other items arousing suspicion have been found in the car. In this case, we've got a motor vehicle. And I can see there's half a dozen burner-style mobile phones in the car, which is kind of consistent with the sorts of communication tools for drug dealing. So to have a little bit of cannabis down your pants, it's fine, that may well be what's going on here, but there's other elements that are quite visible. So... Yeah, if I'm going to pull up to his crib, it ain't no. I knew it. Fine, we'll take him at face value that he might have some cannabis and he's willing to give us that from his parents. But before, you know, there might be something a bit more down there. While the two passengers are free to go, Ken and Joe escort the driver back to the nick for a strip search. Have you been strip searched before? Yeah. And the suspicious bulge is soon revealed. So the end result of this one is a small quantity of cannabis. Not single amounts, but sufficient that we would consider this to be a possession-only case. Whether there was any more, prior to... Oh, man, what a waste of time. Stopping him, we're never really going to know. The case against the driver arrested for possession of cannabis was discontinued. And the passengers faced... No, that's even bigger. No action. What a waste of time. That's two waste of times. They may be the newest team on the force, but like all interceptors, they still rely on three of the most traditional weapons in a copper's toolbox. Their eyes, their ears, and a good old-fashioned nose for something fishy. Explore exciting career opportunities. I wasn't expecting them to say nose. Ken and Joe are heading back out on patrol. Snit, snittin'. This is a bit quick. That's N-B-I-T-O. A shifty-looking Astra has caught Joe's eye. Sure it's not holding. Don't worry. It's come back as uninsured, so the boy's spin on it. So, for me, we just had one go past us on Kramner quite fast, no six-voxel Astra, no insurance on it, we just spin in to see if we can catch it up. When you lose sight of a motor, you sometimes have to make difficult decisions. It's a gamble. It's a gamble. In this instance, left or right? Can't see anything up there, mate. Ken's gambled it all on left. Joe's not convinced. We're right. But a flash of silver up ahead might change his mind. I'm not guaranteed to be the same one, but I don't know what you're doing, pulling to the opposite side. Eyes right, fellas. Yeah. Tuck it on it. Your vehicle? My mate's, yeah. Step out, buddy. As well as the driver, there's three lively-looking passengers. So Ken's on crowd control. Stay there, stay in the car. Stay in the car. Take a seat in there, mate. So you say it's your mate's car? Yeah, yeah, yeah. Sure, what's his name? Now he's had a closer look, Ken thinks he recognises one of the lads. Oh, you know me, man. I know you. And the stench coming from the car is also familiar. Stinks are weird. We'll do a 23. We'll just wait for them to get here. Ken and Joe are outnumbered two-to-one, so keep the lads contained until backup arrives. So it concerns me that you've actually got a balaclava in the car, aren't you? Well, we've got a bal- You know we have Riley, tell him. You just try to keep warm. You want his cheekbones warm. Where's the bal- balaclava? Tell him. With a second unit now on the scene, the lads are finally released from the confines of the smoky motor. Oh, mate. Do you stay in the doorway, then? Have you got anything you shouldn't have? Move with that camera, bro. The passengers insist they've got nothing on them, but after the afternoon he's had, Ken knows all the best hiding places. Boy, yo, that's a bit close for my liking, you know. Hey, stop. Tell me, didn't you? Yo, listen, that's a bit close for my liking, boy. It's all right. I'm just checking. You're not going to put anything down your pants. Yo, don't look, yeah? It's fine. What do you do after? Turn around for me, mate. The lads clean, but when they pulled up, Joe reckons he clocks some shifty shenanigans going on in the Astra. Drive a spun round. We'll potentially give something to this lad. Or underneath this seat, something like that. Okay, hawk eye. And I pulled up. It doesn't take them long to locate the mystery item. So who did that, then? Well, it won't find near me anyway, so he can't do me for them. Why? So there's some weed under the driver's seat. Someone needs to account for this weed, or we're going to have to treat you all as suspects, okay? But I'm not saying anyone should account for it. What I'm asking is for people to think carefully as to where this cannabis has come from that's under the driver's seat. Okay, that's fine. We'll leave it there for now, then. While the lads figure out whose weed it is, Ken's figuring out who the thief is. I don't know. I don't know. I don't know. But it is. Ken's figuring out who the familiar face is. I've immediately recognised at least one person from the car that I know is linked to some sort of street gang O.C.G. and there's an immediate smell of cannabis coming from the car. Wait, what was that? I know he's linked to some sort of street gang O.C.G. and there's an immediate smell of cannabis coming from the car. So the key was to get sufficient units here so that we could deal with all four of them because there was four people in the car and then conduct a search under the Misuse of Drugs Act. Dude, where's that even lost? The charmer in the back has finally admitted the drugs are his so Joe runs some checks on his ID. No picture. The lads clean. But checks on his mate, the driver, are more fruitful. And there's no insurance. So we're going to take the vehicle and you'll need to be interviewed about the alleged defences from the Road Traffic Act. Really, passenger behind the driver is saying that's his drugs so he needs to be spoken to about that as well. Ken suspects it may be a pool car a motor with no paperwork that gets used by different people until the cops catch up with it. I would put money on this vehicle ending up in a small little box with a cube shape in the next two weeks or so because I can't see anyone's going to come and collect it. The driver pleaded guilty to driving without a license. Or insurance. He was disqualified for 18 months and given a 20-week suspended sentence. The passenger was arrested for possession of a Class B drug and given a police caution. No one came to collect the car so it was scrapped. Talking to the camera. Police interceptors. How are you doing me like this? No, I might even bother you to show my face if you want to. Ron knew the show and everything. He was policing us. Show my face. You get me. It's a bright and sunny Thursday and interceptors Phil Broughton and Paul Matthews are soaking up the race on the 38. Phil's got eyes on a silver motor up ahead. Although it's so banged up, it's hard to tell the make or model. This silver shed is in fact a 15-year-old Peugeot and it's coming back as registered in. Negative. We'll have a chat anyway. Time to find out what she's got to say for herself. Just read your stop check. What's your name? What's your name? OK, if you've got your driving license to hand, I'll have all the people. OK. It seems unlikely that this is Caitlyn. You got any idea on you? No. Is it your vehicle? Yes. How long had it? A month ago. A month? Yeah. It may be a recent purchase but it's hardly what you'd call a new set of wheels. Do you have a driving license? Yeah. What sort of license? Romanian one. Romanian? Where is it? It's in my country. Why haven't you brought it with you? Haven't brought it with me. Right. Veteran interceptor and award winning cop Phil once got attacked by a ferret whilst on duty. But today he reckons someone else's pants are on fire. Don't they call him something like the nose or something? Whilst eating. Fear was probably intimidated. If you lie to me. Wait, what's the fear? Do you understand lie? Yeah. Then it bumps the offence up to something more serious, OK? So are you genuinely telling me that you have a license and you have insurance? It's green. Insurance is green, so... It doesn't matter if it's green. Are you insured to drive it? From topside tyres slick. All right. I didn't know about insurance. If it's green, I can drive. Right. An insurance green card allows motorists to drive abroad under their home policy. I don't know how to check it. I don't know how to check it. So, although it's green on the MIB doesn't mean that you can drive it because you need your own policy of insurance or you need to be a name driver. Have a puff of insurance in your name. I don't know how to check it. Phil runs some checks on the bloke's ID and surprise surprise turns out it's not his first time. You've been dealt with for no insurance before, haven't you? So, you know how it works. I didn't just pay in 50 pounds for someone, they opened it for me. Right. Phil smells blood, so goes in for the kill. You say you've got a Romanian licence, but he's back in Romania. How long have you been in the UK? A long time. So what's your driving licence doing in Romania? Because what are you driving under? Because you should have it with you. At this point, my boy, you're just going to be quiet. I wouldn't have your hang on seeing that. That's why I believe you haven't got one. He's got the driver cornered and it looks like the man's story isn't the only thing that's falling apart at the seams. Front tyre's slick. Got no tread on it at all. So minimum tread depth should be 1.6 mil as you can see on that. It's smooth. You can barely, you can just about see the tread. This section here is completely smooth out there is the cord, which is what it's effectively made up of underneath. So a tyre... You should be replacing it when it gets down to 3 mil because it's been shown that anything below 3 mil is ineffective dispersing water. But the legal limit is 1.6. So as you can see, it's illegal. So you'll get a prohibition for this. So the vehicle won't be allowed to drive any further until that's fixed. The tyres are smoother than a Barry White record. Yeah. Yeah, it's zero there. But Paul spotted some rough edges. We've got some sharp edges. So the idea is if the general rule of thumb, if you're walking down a vehicle with your hand down, if you catch anything, it's roughly where a small child's head or body could be. Is it possibly going to cause a laceration? Then that'll be classed as dangerous parts so that you can prohibit for that as well. So there's been a rear impact on the vehicle. It's cracked the bumper and it's exposing the sharp edge. In its current state, the car is dangerous and needs to be taken off the road immediately. How did you pay for it? I didn't know they were mechanics. This is always going to shock me seeing them pull over somebody and do a car inspection. Yes. How much? 100 pound. 400. But this bang is not heading for the junkyard just yet. This is just a roadside inspection so I can't check everything and I'm not a mechanic at the end of the day. What are you talking like you are? So I'll send it for an MOT. You'll have to get that tyre changed. It'll be dealt with for that by Phil. So hopefully it won't pose a danger to anyone. So what's going to happen today is I'm going to give you some paperwork. You're going to end up going to court for the offensive driving, otherwise in the courts with a license, and potentially drive in with a tyre below the legal limit. The motor's heading straight to the lock-up. If, by some miracle, it passes its MOT and the man can provide a license and proof of insurance, he can get it back. On that, I just need a signature from you. Just there for me. I've got some paperwork for you too. Thank you. Everything's explained on the back, if you forget, but the main bit is we've got that paperwork coming through the post. You read it. Thank you. Don't drive again. I'm not going to drive it. It's estimated that as many as one in every 40 drivers on our roads don't actually hold a proper license. If Phil's instincts are correct, this bloke could be facing a thousand pound fine. My strong belief is there is no Romanian license. He's just using that as an excuse. So potentially we've got somebody on the road that's never had any lessons, never passed a driving test, driving around unsupervised. So what do you do? Well, coming from Romania, man, I've got some Romanian friends and I... OK. So we've got a driver that's got no license, he's got no insurance, and he's got a vehicle that's not in the best state and pretty much it's a danger on the road. So it's one of our main priorities is to get it off the road and get that danger away and get him before the courts to get a disqualification in place again. The man pleaded guilty to driving without a license and no insurance. For this and the bald tire, he was fined a total of 283 pounds and got six points for his license. It's not known whether his new motor ever did as its MOT. Till I leave a like comment, I'm gone. We always enjoy police interceptors, man. Shout out to the first responders who hit that like button.