In this video, the creators discuss the case of two police officers from West Yorkshire, Inspector Keith Boots and Detective Nicholas McFadden, who were caught stealing drugs and cash from the evidence room at the Bradford District HQ. Boots was in charge of the storeroom, and both officers were arrested for their criminal activities. One received a 23-year sentence, while the other received a 24-year sentence. Both were also ordered to pay back any remaining assets to the public purse.
The creators visit Javelin House in Bradford to investigate and try to speak with anyone who might have information about the case. They encounter an officer who is aware of the story but does not provide any further details or comment on the matter. The video highlights that Boots had 11 kilograms of cocaine, worth approximately £700,000, stuffed in his washing machine at home. He was ordered to pay back £135,000 within three months, but according to the creators, he has not yet done so.
During their visit, the creators encounter a police officer who acts aggressively and tries to prevent them from asking questions. They argue that they are in a public space and have the right to ask questions, but the officer insists that they are causing a disturbance and tries to force them to leave. The creators express their frustration with the officer’s behavior and question the cleanliness and professionalism of the police force.
The video concludes with the creators stating that they did not receive any answers to their questions about Keith Boots and Nicholas McFadden. They plan to visit another police station in West Yorkshire to continue their investigation and obtain the information they seek. The creators also interact with a parking enforcement officer and comment on the cleanliness of a female police officer’s uniform, emphasizing the importance of professionalism in law enforcement.
