Rolls-Royce, Derby
Armed Police Deployed To Say "You're Allowed To Film In A Public Place"
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Today we take a look around Rolls-Royce, Raynesway, Derby DE21 7BD.
We are joined by @PJAudits on this one and we are both surprised with the high level of security around the perimeter with the electric fence and police on site.
The security close the main gate and then Armed Police arrive.
We ask many questions and hear them answer very little, but they do state the obvious fact that we are allowed to Film.
This site is protected by the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (SOCAP) which means Trespass would be a criminal offence so we try to understand what makes this site so special but the police fail to reveal why.
We continue walking around and we meet some builders who recognise my voice from YouTube.
We then get to the River Derwent at the back and give our take on the Flood Defence which seems to be in place.
So the mystery remained, why would Armed Police be called to Rolls Royce and why would this site be protected under the Serious Organised Crime and Police Act 2005 (SOCAP).
With @PJAudits
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