In this video, two individuals visit HMP Onley, a category C prison in Yorkshire, and encounter resistance from prison officers and security managers. The individuals are filming with a drone and argue that they are allowed to film in a public place and fly the drone above the prison wall. Despite concerns from the officers, the individuals eventually agree to move to a different location and continue filming.
In the video, the individuals explore the prison and its surroundings, discussing its history and nearby prisons. They also discuss illegal license plates and the potential risks that come with filming near a prison. The individuals encounter a police helicopter during their visit, adding to the tension and sense of scrutiny.
Throughout the video, the individuals maintain a confrontational stance towards the prison officers and security managers, insisting on their right to film and fly the drone. While they eventually compromise and move to a different location, the interactions highlight the ongoing tension between public access and security concerns surrounding prisons. The video raises questions about the limits of public access and the role of surveillance and monitoring in the prison system.
