In this video, the narrator visits a council building and police station in Stockton, which follows their previous live stream in Middlesbrough. The narrator takes a tour of the Stockton police station, checking out the registration and inquiry desk, and noting that many inquiry desks are closing down. The narrator then moves on to explore the council buildings, mentioning the council neighborhood enforcement and the police working in partnership.
Upon entering the council building, the narrator encounters a staff member named Paul, who questions their presence and whether they have permission to be in the building. The narrator insists that they do not need permission and just want to look around. The interaction with Paul becomes increasingly tense, with Paul asking personal questions and accusing the narrator of filming people in the library without their consent.
The situation escalates when Paul calls the police on the narrator. The narrator decides to wait with Paul for the police to arrive, in order to avoid being chased around and wasting police time. They attempt to engage Paul in conversation about his job, but Paul remains uncooperative. When the police arrive, they confirm that the narrator has not been offensive to Paul, and advise the narrator to leave the building.
Ignoring the advice to leave, the narrator goes back inside the council building, where they are once again confronted by Paul. The narrator finally agrees to leave the building, but not before challenging Paul’s behavior and engaging in a conversation with the police officers outside. Throughout the video, the narrator remains assertive and questions the authorities’ actions, while maintaining a polite demeanor.
