He never sees it coming, guy gets beat down with a club (NOW WITH ARREST FOOTAGE)

[Robert G.]

I do not have all the backstory on this, but the cops called me to see if my cameras caught a reported attack with a bat.

Sure enough, the cameras caught it.



The guy with the bat is clearly trying to hide his face as best he can. He never looks up, wearing that hoodie. Like really, who wears a hoodie when it is 104°F.

 

[handinpalm]

Another good video Robert!

 

[TonyR]

Just another day in the 'hood !

I didn't know cockroaches ventured out before 10 PM....speaking of time, do you usually have the date/time overlay displayed on the video?

 

[Robert G.]

Just another day in the 'hood !

I didn't know cockroaches ventured out before 10 PM....speaking of time, do you usually have the date/time overlay displayed on the video?

Yes, I have date/time (and it is accurate) but this video is cropped.

It was nice of the police to call me and tell me I missed something exciting on the cameras. I can only imagine how much crap goes on that I never see. I probably only see 1% of the stuff that goes on at that building.

 

[WimNL]

Very stranger world where we live in.....

What camera did you use?

In the Netherlands it is forbidden to aim your camera on a public road like that.... So mine is only seeing a part of the public road

 

[TonyR]

In the Netherlands it is forbidden to aim your camera on a public road like that.... So mine is only seeing a part of the public road

Funny, there should be no expectation of privacy on a 'public' road, at least not here in most states of the U.S.
Now 'private' is another matter.

 

[Sphinxicus]

In the Netherlands it is forbidden to aim your camera on a public road like that.... So mine is only seeing a part of the public road

Similar in Ireland too. I was going to setup a LPR camera as i have the perfect view to catch registration plates (which are frequently asked for by the police) but then i did some reading and found out i would become a "Data Controller" and enjoy all the responsibility and cost that comes with it. No thanks.

if you are a householder that has installed a CCTV system and your CCTV system operates in a way that captures images (and sounds) of people outside of the perimeter of your property, for example in their homes or their gardens or on public footpaths or streets, you cannot avail of the household exemption and must comply in full with data protection law obligations.

Compliance with data protection law requires a number of things including: demonstrating that you have a lawful basis for operating the CCTV system, that you are transparent about how the system operates which entails the installation of appropriate signage, that you keep any personal data safe and only for a limited period, and that you comply with any access requests or requests for erasure from affected individuals who should be able to contact you from the contact details you include on the signage.

 

[TonyR]

Similar in Ireland too. I was going to setup a LPR camera as i have the perfect view to catch registration plates (which are frequently asked for by the police) but then i did some reading and found out i would become a "Data Controller" and enjoy all the responsibility and cost that comes with it. No thanks.

Yeah, it wasn't too bad, IMO, until that last sentence in BOLD that states ".....you comply with any access requests or requests for erasure from affected individuals who should be able to contact you from the contact details you include on the signage. "

I get enough spam/phishing calls, texts and emails without posting my contact info on a sign in my yard or on my property for all the world to see.

 

[Sphinxicus]

Yeah, it wasn't too bad, IMO, until that last sentence in BOLD that states ".....you comply with any access requests or requests for erasure from affected individuals who should be able to contact you from the contact details you include on the signage. "

Yup - got to thank the European Union for that dross. They love to push crap like this on member states.

I can get away with some of my cameras viewing public footpaths because the majority of the image is my property so any complaint against me, I would be able to justify it as reasonable. Unfortunately the angle that the LPR camera would be at would mean that its blatently not for my property. Which is a crying shame. The number of car door checkers we get where they drive to the estate in a car, park it and wander around before driving right past in the car is massive. Of course, police and residents are always up in arms afterwards, "Did anyone get a number plate on their CCTV?" Nope... Thanks EU!

 

[cyberwolf_uk]

Yup - got to thank the European Union for that dross. They love to push crap like this on member states.

I can get away with some of my cameras viewing public footpaths because the majority of the image is my property so any complaint against me, I would be able to justify it as reasonable. Unfortunately the angle that the LPR camera would be at would mean that its blatently not for my property. Which is a crying shame. The number of car door checkers we get where they drive to the estate in a car, park it and wander around before driving right past in the car is massive. Of course, police and residents are always up in arms afterwards, "Did anyone get a number plate on their CCTV?" Nope... Thanks EU!

And these are where the laws are stupid and make no sense!! I can stand of the pavement / sidewalk all day with my camera are record any person / car / building and there is no law in the land that can challenge this... Put a camera of my house to do the same and the EU want to get involved with their stupid rules.. And this is why the UK left the EU.

 

[biggen]

Yup - got to thank the European Union for that dross. They love to push crap like this on member states.

I can get away with some of my cameras viewing public footpaths because the majority of the image is my property so any complaint against me, I would be able to justify it as reasonable. Unfortunately the angle that the LPR camera would be at would mean that its blatently not for my property. Which is a crying shame. The number of car door checkers we get where they drive to the estate in a car, park it and wander around before driving right past in the car is massive. Of course, police and residents are always up in arms afterwards, "Did anyone get a number plate on their CCTV?" Nope... Thanks EU!

So you can do it, but have to comply with their requests for erasure? You could hide it. No one would ever even know its there.

 

[NickTheGreat]

Is this your place of business? Scary.

 

[looney2ns]

Is this your place of business? Scary.

Apartment complex.

 

[Robert G.]

Is this your place of business? Scary.

Not my place of business, but there are businesses operating out of that building. Specifically, there are three units that sell drugs. The drug of choice is heroin.

 

[lulu5kamz]

Only thing missing from this video is some audio. Here is my suggestion.


Maybe others can offer some other suggestions.

 

[sebastiantombs]

^^^^ The movie "Airplane" kind of ruined that for me and I like the BeeGees

 

[Robert G.]

Only thing missing from this video is some audio. Here is my suggestion.

As per your request, your assault theme music has been added. Now includes arrest footage of one of the little bastards as well.

 

[wittaj]

Wow the dude willingly let himself be handcuffed. Guess you have to give him credit for that LOL.

 

[Robert G.]

Wow the dude willingly let himself be handcuffed. Guess you have to give him credit for that LOL.

The sad part is, these attackers will be released in just a few hours and be right back on the same street doing whatever to get their next fix.

 

[wittaj]

True - probably back on the streets before the officer is done with his shift

And that is what is crazy with some of these criminals that get killed by the police - if they didn't try to run or flee or struggle, they spend a few hours before they are out...