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This is traffic cops Season 12 episode 4 But if you're looking at my patreon low monetarily, yeah monetarily Patreon makes it so I don't have to go to work and I can do reactions all day You feel me? Not you Take a look Three minutes away 15 miles east of leads North Yorkshire traffic cops Gav Pearson and Martin Hayes are three hours into a night shift of a vehicle molding a collision I just believe the vehicles driven off with some extensive damage There's possibility that the driver may be on the insurance on the drink With rising deaths on our roads Officers like Gav and Martin deal with over a thousand illegal drivers across the county every year We're just gonna make his way to area you can trace the vehicle involved There's a wheel If you have a look you got your white mark in road If somebody hasn't reported an accident driven away then we are thinking that these are not normal members of the public They've got something to hide Drivers tend to make off to try and hide what they're doing because they just have to save in their own skin They're not interested in anything else. How do they drop? It's a really odd That's gonna be where it's collided with them Give off that way There they have turned off turned off into there Turned off into property mate The marks on the road lead Gav and Martin straight to a farm yard Hey, hey, you told them be where the dog and stayed outside We'll have to see if there's anybody knocking about a white beer owner of this lost his wheel and then continue to drive in there That's a nice trail for us I've somebody really decided that after a collision to continue to drive with such damage on it that how they're gonna stay How they're gonna drive nobody in the right mind Would actually do it they're opting to actually risk their life members of public life just to get away It's only two things. I know how to do box I want to come out with a box and move me out to Cree I ain't gonna lie to you. I ain't go. I don't want to see it What's going on? Here we go. What do you think you're doing pal? Trespassing what looking for a vehicle has been involved in a failed stop road traffic accident Yes, right is it down there though? No, that's what we're doing down there come out speak to me then Don't stand there shouting at me. Come talk to me. I don't just The able to take the risk of running away from the scene Just to save their own skin. So what else are they willing to do to get away?    I didn't even know Volkswagen made a pickup truck I'm not like slim build with a fair hair Gated at the end He's gone into open land. He's going to open land is run through a gate. Yes, I'm going into open field Towards the A63 towards the A63 Three miles away traffic Sergeant Tim Wilson is racing to help search for the runaway driver We've got to be very quick to act getting in position Tactically ahead of vehicles but working as a team to try and intercept that vehicle even if the driver of that Volkswagen was the person who got with the runaway car Like why would you return and say some like just keep going? Stupid that's brand new wet grass going out of field Yeah, it's your graders. We've just seen some fresh markings coming out of the field heading up towards the A63 It's gonna cross those fields there. It's gone down there and then across the fields up that way As other units continue the search Let me know you got me Gavin Martin head back to investigate the abandoned three-wheel pickup Is it your place it's not to do with them Okay, if it's your mates places not to do with you, so I appreciate you wanted to be interested in it But we're not gonna be telling you anything Okay If it's your place you want to get our car and speak to us then I don't need to speak to you for a window here Well, no, you can speak to is definitely Oh Instantly recognize that voice that it was the exact same voice I've been shouting out of the pub after our pickup that I've met offerings Listen Right, you know what the crack is. You know what the crack is. Yeah, you fell to stop for us Yes, you have because I directed you to stop all right, I directed you several times For some reason he decided to say that it's not up to us when we want them to stop This lad knows something about this vehicle.  So is he trying to cover for his mates?  It's just a free time. What do you want to do with it? Like shove it down before Yeah, I'll go on and tell you It's a lie woody My mistake Listen, you made off from us I don't have to stop for the police I don't have to stop Yes, you do have to stop for the police When I feel safe to do so and I don't feel safe right now. Okay, right. Yeah, so that's why you've come back to the city That's why you're wise I've come back with somebody It's late at night. It's cold. I'm in me flip-flops. I've got pig-shot on my toes, can't you see? Yeah, because you've been walking through mud in there Yeah, exactly Because that's what kind of nice guy, I'm gonna look what happens to me. Yeah Yeah The man's drug test is negative but his friend has something he wants to say The vehicle was in the accident with mine And the vehicle in the village was just being in the accident I wouldn't drive it. It belongs to me It's all them. It's not all I've asked to do is to pick this vehicle So you're telling us you've driven it with one wheel in a dangerous condition like you have It wasn't a dangerous condition. It was missing a wheel, but that's a dangerous condition. I've literally just come with me I don't know You drive in with three I just wanted to get it off the road, mate This story was that it was late and they were gonna go back in the morning to actually pass on some details Which I kind of find hard to believe I can't see as to why he'd hide the vehicle bizarre the devil is The man's confession means both suspects illegal driving will likely result in a prosecution for each of them Right, what's going to happen is is then I'm gonna be reporting you for driving about do care attention and failing to stop for police All right Crying now Because you've gone off-road and run through it. Don't worry my boy. The law was coming back. Okay That's a private truck. I have permission to go down drive up due kind of tension It's actually endorseable and I would do anything not endorseable. I actually really just stop is endorseable. Is it? Yes, do you want to bet it is endorseable? It is You chose to get you sending this pickle to me not us. I don't care what you'll say I don't work for you.  Yeah, so that means when I tell you to stop a vehicle When you say jump, I say no On the road traffic act, you're after it. Yes. I stop when I say when I when I feel safe to do so Right, and I don't feel safe to do so.  You chose to go off-road. Did you ram for a gay? You are such an hard man. Do you know what you are? An hard man. Thank you The driving display shows a total lack of consideration and they don't put anybody off as a safety First they've just wanted to save their own necks One by driving off from the scene and hiding the vehicle And then to For the other driver driving across fields and to get away from us You've come back and told us you're the driver. Yeah, listen. I was always planning on telling you The issue is I can see crashed into him and then driven off to the people who's come We've ended up I mean one driver reported we're failing to stop at an RTC and other driving effects Listen, I've been I was trying to get your both attention before when obviously everything was going on before We didn't need to be silly to drive off from us The driver who met off from us, um being dealt with for failing to stop and having his vehicle seized It's not going to be tolerated.  It's a really weird job You can't write it can you? You just can't write it His track believe away. I know I'm right Got to the got to where he was going spent around the check the car Then got away again then spent around again. Like what's wrong with you? Go to sleep Force control york. Yep. We've just had a reliable sight of the vehicle across the uk 300,000 illegal drivers are caught on police cameras every day The vehicles just hit a camera heading northbound Near harrogate traffic cops sergeant Paul Cording and Jerry Tunney are searching for a suspected disqualified driver Who's triggered a police camera? We've cameras throughout the county think to the police national computer So people that don't have a license anything where there's markers on for criminal activity It is just a number of tools if you like in the toolbox to help us do our job Inside lane and taking Traveling in excess of the speed limit As Paul follows the suspect in an unmarked car And as Jerry Yes. Yes. I'm right behind Jerry joins him on the motorway Lane three speed is nine zero Oh, yeah, he's giving it up. He's going 90 and it's raining on the M way This is white one here This chop's got warning markers for violence It's going through my mind at the time, you know, is it going to be violent towards us? Is it going to try and make off? Passing the white BMW Jerry signals to the driver to follow her off the motorway Did he listen? And fellow sergeant Leanne Anderson quickly joined Jerry. Yeah, then you're right What's your name? Why? Because I'm asking What's up, mate? Because I need to know who's driving that car and make sure your license and shall to do so Oh, they are nice I've gone to you why I've been pulled I've just told you why What's your problem? You don't see what? I've gone to you why I've been pulled Why because you're driving like a ding about a hundred mile an hour in raining Who's in the car with you? Right, so you've got a kitty in there and you're driving like that? I wasn't driving a hundred mile an hour Yeah, oh wow I ain't never seen this in my life I ain't even know they ever had this They do not have this in Chicago They should though Follow me In the car we've got a power and six miles of food to ask you for your driving details So we can check whether you are licensed and insured to drive the vehicle Yeah Right, what's your name buddy? Name? Right, so you're discoloured, yeah? Yeah Okay, not acceptable All I'm hearing is why have you stopped me? If that car had been involved in a collision That child would have bounced about inside that car The injuries would have been catastrophic Really annoys me So what's the crack, mate? The crack is your car has been seized You've been reported for agglosis both, mate At least my girlfriend and the baby driver She didn't know, she didn't know I was banned because on a stroke that is on my baby's life While the man is detained, Leanne begins a search of the car There's two kinder eggs in the centre of the car They're the kinder eggs, aren't they? They're the kinder eggs What do you still want? Really? They're the kinder eggs They're the kinder eggs See they're the kinder eggs, they sell these toys in them Kinder eggs are used by people who deal or use drugs to secrete within their person The kinder eggs were probably for the child But clearly when we started talking about searching He went up a notch More, more, more, more Step back away from me Who are you pushing? Trying to say something about the kinder eggs? Okay, I'll be right behind you What? We came for the purpose of the search I need to make the misuse of drugs out of you I'm sorry, I'm sorry I'm sorry, I'm sorry I'm sorry, I'm sorry Okay Okay Listen, you're not putting the corpse on me You're not putting the corpse on me Listen You're not You're not stood up You're not Stop Listen I'm just looking for the male cap to come assert some strength into the situation Some more strength into the situation Have a word with it Listen, have a word with it What happened to me? Listen, what happened to you?   Because you know I've seen the outfit that he have on And he got shoe, shoe Then his ankle is showing And then pants Anybody that wear that type of outfit Is normally on roids Y'all needing it Hold on, 1935 Y'all need me to show y'all what I'm talking about? No problem Right here Shoe Ankle Pant That's a steroid outfit Okay, well nobody say Nobody on them roids I'm all but listen She's not pulling me all the way down It's simple as that I can't Let's just get it knocked off He's cuffed because of his unpredictability Now whether his aggression is a diversion tactic I don't know But you think why is he so anti-us searching the vehicle? You're going to be searching the section 20 people Me? You're going to be searching the section 20 people Okay, I'm the vehicle If there's nothing here There's nothing to worry about I haven't done anything wrong And you? For drugs I've got a child You think that I would be into the implement Or like have any drugs Why she's in the car Look out the car or search with them Search even now You want to embarrass yourself? No, I'm not That was slow Then I actually I'm to the... Actually, I'm 12 weeks pregnant as well I'd prefer you not to...  Thank you Here's the substantial amount of money Nah, he got about 50 racks and nothing 70, mate He got a bag and... So they're both under arrest Suspicion of money laundering at the moment He's unemployed He's driving his girlfriend's car Which he's not got a license or insurance to drive Just doesn't add up And that's crazy They be pulling over people who have their racks I got racks in my pocket Feel me? Without a shadow, I doubt they will both come in Do not have to say anything It's from... It's from friends Do not venture to...  Anything you say It's not mind money My daughter's in the car, please Listen, you're not... You're not doing that I'm saying it's my money You can't arrest me, my daughter's in the car Just say it for us, right?  Which I personally do not condone But you know, if I was to put myself in his steps In his shoes I'd be...  Between us, we'll transport the female and the little kitty Because I think he's going to pick the kitty up from Fulford Yeah Although we've got a job to do, we've also got a duty of care And ultimately we need to make sure that little child's looked after as well My thoughts are, why are you carrying so much money? Initially, they'd said they were going for a meal Or going to buy flowers in Leeds Well, I don't know, a bunch of flowers that'd cost Several thousands of pounds I guess $50,000 because I don't know what color What note is out there in the UK I don't know what note looked like What it just looked like a lot You could be all singles for a lot now Thank you With the disqualified driver off the road Just lift your feet up in the back for us buddy The man is now facing a further driving ban And some searching questions about the cash in the bag Based on information held and items within the vehicle A section 23 search was carried out And a substantial amount of cash was located That's crazy to me that They found a kinder egg in there They opened the kinder egg, they seen it was toys And they still had probable cause to search That's wild Like under the passenger seat Both the other occupants have been arrested For money laundering at 1522 Right, we need a colleague here who's been into a search Money laundering A body search reveals yet more suspicious items He had six bank cards So each one of those will need to be Looked out carefully by our financial investigators It strikes me as a perfect example of money laundering Putting money into one account Removing it, putting it elsewhere Trying to remove that trail You sure you don't want to drink a while? While the couple's young child is cared for by a friend They'll be spending a night in police cells Awaiting questioning Right, you'll shut the door and you'll pop your blanket through Perhaps you'll be okay All right They're currently lodged in the custody suite We need to do section 18 That sucks, you know what I'm saying Why was the girl with him in the first place? The girl and the kid You know why? Because they don't want to sit at the crib You know what I'm saying?  Stupid, that was dumb All right Sturges of their properties And the vehicle Just a lot of things that wouldn't Not supposed to happen Defenses they've been arrested for Or similar offenses Now we need a more detailed slow time investigation As to why he's walking around with He's supposed to go do that stuff by himself And he's supposed to explain to her Why he needs to do it by himself My personal opinion Allegedly A substantial amount of cash In his bag under the passenger seat Which the passenger knew nothing about This is Dad's Table Not yours, Theo I'll confuse why they took her though Normally like if I was watching police intercepters They wouldn't even take the passenger They would let her go and took him Pastors Why would you be sitting in the break?  Well he might need to report it But any normal Listen to me Any normal member of the public When they stop them But like really What defines a normal member of public Normal and who's ours You don't know me I might not be normal I might be having I might have a diagnosis From a physician Saying that I am not normal up here So everything I could be on the spectrum So all the yelling And all the talking loud And all the in my face Could really affect me Differently than normal people Like there's so many factors That could be paying that right now Like it's just all the assumptions It's the assumptions for me With 19 years of service Traffic Sergeant Rich Harrison Is an expert in dealing with Suspicious drivers A member of the public has phoned us To say that two white males Have been acting suspicious around a Black Audi S5 And have been seen to Change the number of plates on it And it is the type of vehicle You know it's a high performance vehicle On a male sat in the passenger seat Which has completely ignored us And carried on text on his phone Which just sends alarm bells for us Have you got any idea on your whatsoever I haven't mate No Nothing in your pockets Any bank card or anything like that mate You like to take these off? No No yeah mate There's a job there What's your date of birth You can find out yourselves mate There's nothing I'm not doing anything legal here So the one way that we find out Who you are, who you say you are Is by you confirming it You're refusing to do so By not giving it You are refusing Listen to me You could make up any name under the sun Unless you confirm it Unless you confirm it with a date of birth I don't believe a word you say Police brutality in it No it's not mate Oh okay maybe for the database Maybe you need the name and the date of birth To confirm in the computer's system So I know my rights mate You've all surrounded me You've asked me my name I've viewed you my name You've told me what I'm doing with the registration I've just explained it You're letting the circumstances Dictate the next two hours of your life Just tell us your date of birth It's not on me Right are you not going to tell us You're not going to tell us mate Are you going to get to this just a bit It's quite simple You've not got any idea on you The way to ID you Is by you telling us Your name and date of birth It's as simple as that And if you can't tell us that You're getting locked up You're going to York custody So we can find out But this is brutality this This is proper brutality Only ring a solicitor now Communications have gone downhill He's basically refusing to give I don't think it's brutality There's four details Now that can be because I don't think it's brutality He's reaching at this moment I feel like they're using the Correct amount of You know The correct amount of force Is Maybe because he's not got a license He's using someone else's details And doesn't know the date of birth I mean you know He's disqualified It's not his car It could be a whole number of reasons It's now been 20 minutes With no date of birth Leaving officers guessing The driver's identity We've got old pictures of him On the system He looks nothing like them Part of me is thinking he's just Being stubborn But then None of the checks we've made Can confirm his identity You used to look like that Did you But how old's that? About 12, 13 years old We'll see So this is what we're struggling with We can't confirm your ID at the minute Yeah We need to confirm You are who you say you are So we've done what you've said We've run The details that you reckon And all that's bringing up Is that old picture That's fine Yeah That's not telling us that's you Is it? Why isn't it? Have you ever been arrested before then? Yeah but not for a long time What have you been arrested for? Pultivation When was that? A long time ago Bloody hell Pulse man I'm telling you You're going to see we're wasting Everyone's time here Simple, mate Simple, yeah It was It was simple I've explained to you What the place was That's simple enough Shouldn't have to do everything else The man says He has just purchased the car But with him refusing To give personal details I can't believe I believe him This has no way of checking Whether he's telling the truth I believe him It's a decent motor That if it's been nicked You know we're not just going to say to him All right mate on your way You're not giving us all your details And satisfying us But you can go So it's quite frustrating We should find out hopefully In about the next half hour to an hour Where he is Coming up So you're going to see it? What I suspect to be Have you got somebody that's near me About to see me before? I may need Tim adores his wife But since junk sleep gave him a It's a mattress firm promotion You're going to see me waste a night Everyone's time here Simple mate Simple, yeah In North Yorkshire Traffic cop Mark Davy And special constable Josh Hill Have a mail under arrest Who's refusing to identify himself What we're sheltering 100% certain on this identity So many people these days Will use friends' details Because they're so confident We're passing them They're potentially then Get away with it initially But then when it goes to court Then it then starts to unravel I think the only way we will confirm who he is Is putting him on the fingerprint machine Because the fingerprints won't lie You know they're totally unique It's like DNA You know it's crazy I had a job Where I handled a lot of hot stuff So my fingerprints are never Not I don't have fingerprints It's crazy Like you try to fingerprint me You really can't get a good fingerprint from me And that's not on purpose It's just by chance That happened like that Like I can grab Where I used to when I used to work at this job I could grab hot stuff With my fingers and they wouldn't burn Because I had no feeling in my fingertips From working there so long It's coming back now but Still barely got While the driver gets booked into custody To have his fingerprints taken So we discover Quite a crazy sight Just walk through the front door With the suspect no handcuffs Search of his car The black Audi the man was driving Has been seized It's an old cannabis now Bag that says ultra premium cannabis From California So you've got a grinder Telltale sign Everybody smokes man Oh it's strong that really smells What I suspect to be Cannabis in there There's a set of plates in there On the tension so they don't belong to anybody They're ideal to put on a car like this And go and do all sorts of crime You can see there's some tape on them So they have been used at some point It's just been a bit arrogant Or a bit naive And you know and look what's happened now Back at custody New information has come to light They started kicking off He's not the person who tried to tell us who he was And the car was borrowed off a friend So there's no concern of a stolen car He's a disqualified driver And we can deal with those offences So he's now getting interviewed Inevitably this will be even more points And no longer disqualification That would have been a terrible cop Because I believed him Do you drive the S5 to that location The man denies driving the Audi He's shown that he's being disqualified from driving Were you at court for that And says he was unaware he was banned from the roads Shouldn't be on the road The idea of being disqualified and driving It's just ludicrous It's a good job in the end But it's just a shame that He got his boys S5's teased That's tough It took so long to come to the same result Right Matt, what a result that was Guess he did a way start With illegal drivers costing the government Around £120 million every year Traffic cops like Sergeant Julian Pearson Are always looking for motorists Who shouldn't be using the roads Apparently we've got no super detail Thank you, we just checked the tax database If there's no keeper 12 miles south of York Julian contacts control It is showing as untaxed at the minute 30th of September last year Oh, lovely Righty-ho Come watch in a minute So it's not been taxed in September of last year Careful people I'll have a chat with this chap Now then you're out Constable can help you Yes, do you want to just turn it off a sec Is it yours? The car Yes Well, it's not a cabs You're acting suspicious Somebody's not a car It's a vehicle It is Who won? The Coaching Conveyances, man Yes The Coaching Conveyance is yours Yes Rock The coach of conv... What are you on about? That's how y'all would say it What are you on about? Let me... I gotta look that up Before we go any further Coach of conveyance How does that mean? Meaning No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no Coach Hey Siri What does coach of conveyance mean? Siri, I don't know what she's talking about. Conveyance is mine. Yes. The conveyance is yours. Right, okay. Have you got your driving licence to hand? I don't know. You don't? And what's your name? Do you need my name? Yes, because you're driving on the road and it's currently shown as untaxed in September of last year. So I require you to provide your driving licence to me, please, and proof that you've taxed the vehicle since September. What are you looking up? Have you got somebody that's near me at Batchesbury Anner? Please, I've got a non-compliant driver. You just passed me your driving licence. You don't got it? Who are you on the phone to? I'm trying to have a conversation with him, whilst he's having a conversation with somebody else, telling them what I'm doing. And it was almost as if he was being given lines to feed to me. Are you claiming to be a freeman of the land? So you don't abide by the law? You're claiming sovereignty? Yes. OK. The freemen of the land are a group of people who believe they have the right to opt out of conventional laws. That's a cool route to go, but that means you're also not protected by no laws either. So, I mean, hey... I've met people like this before. As a freeman, he's going to say to me, I don't recognise the law. I don't recognise anything to do with the law. I'm a freeman. I can move freely around. I don't have to abide by any rules or regulations, and that's my right. I'm the executive of the other states. I'm the beneficiary. Right, OK.  It's registered with Cressida Dick. Is it registered with anyone? It's registered to Cressida Dick. It's registered with everyone. OK. But she is the ex-chief constable, isn't she, of the Met? Well, that's not my fault that she was and. Well, she's not you, is she? No. Right, OK. He's with the Lord Chief Justice, the Queen. Prime Minister. I'm no longer a strawman. I'm no longer dead. You're no longer the strawman or you're no longer dead. Right, OK. Clearly, he didn't want to talk to me and didn't think I had any business talking to him. You didn't need to get back into one camp. If you don't open the door, OK, then I may need to use force, which means breaking the window, which means pulling you out the car. I thought it was me. Well, you don't get a choice. I do not agree. There's only one thing going to happen. That chap is coming out of that car and that car is coming with me. Coming up. OK. But how does this play out in a court of law now? Because he did... he did... say he was a free man and say he's got sovereignty and this, this and a third. That is recognized, but with proper paperwork though, right? Everyone is searching for the right fit and the opportunity to make a difference where friendships are fought and students always come first. Selby. You just passed me a driving licence. 12 miles south of York. Sergeant Julian Pearson is dealing with an untaxed driver. Are you claiming to be a free man of the land so you don't abide by the law? You're claiming sovereignty. OK. The man is refusing to cooperate with Julian at his team. He says he's part of a group of people called the free man of the land and has the right to opt out of conventional laws. Just see if that door's open, Mike, will you? Are you a public servant? Correct. Right. Yes, he is. I'm not interested in you being Cressida Dick, the Pope, the Queen, Boris Johnson. I'm not bothered about any of that. Listen, listen, right, because we've listened to you. I've never met you before. I don't know who you are.  Can you just pass me a driving licence, please?  What's that? And the standoff continues. Have a quick look in the car. But he's now handed over some paperwork. There was lots of letters written to Home Office, to Downing Street, and the contents of those letters were very sort of rambling, but typical of what you would see from somebody that was claiming to be a Freeman. Oh, God, it's all one page on the back. 10-4. He's leaving us no choice, but we're going to end up on to put a window through to pull him out. We're tying a block. I'm not going to read this. He's giving us no choice. Resources. We need to cut to the chase. I mean, we need to get on with it. Before he puts the window back up, something in the window to stop him being able to close it, so he can potentially force the window down. The end of it will go in there. There you go. Perfect. Come on, jump out. Yeah, yeah. No, you can jump out. Yeah, we got it out without breaking it, though. Half-half-seven. We've managed to get into the car with that. He did all that and still going to jail. Breaking any glass. We've extracted the mail. Are you willing to go see D-File? What's in the car today? No. As the man won't reveal his identity, Julian searches the car for confirmation. He's coming back because we can tell you the license. Did all that and you was legal? I get that you were freemen and whatnot, but like you're legal. Just give them the license. It's over. Like you got a license. They're leaving it all there. Oh, the vehicle's untaxed. That's what we're avoiding here. The only other thing to add is that on the 20th of the 1st, send a letter to South Yorkshire's Chief Constable stating that they don't agree with or comply with the law, quoting Article 61 of the Magna Carta.  It is tax it. Well, obviously. The vehicle was seized on behalf of the government, which is the DVLA for the government. Well, it does. No. No. The vehicle will stay with us until you tax it. But if you claim to be a freeman of the land, then you won't tax it, will you? Then after seven days, if you fail to do that, then the vehicle will be disposed of. OK? That's what happens. So by the time you get round to writing to the courts, writing to whoever you want to write to, we will have disposed of your car. That's fair enough. All right? I'm not accepting that. That's fine. You don't have to accept it, but that's what I'm telling you. Pop yourself in there. Put the seatbelt on. Just try and get a picture of him, mate. OK. This form here is from the DVLA. All of it. And it tells you what powers we're using to take it, how you get the vehicle back. Yes. OK. And what fees you have to pay to do that. OK? There is a fee as well. There is a fee. OK. The DVLA will authorise us to dispose of your vehicle. Vehicle. OK. It's not a vehicle. It is a coached something. We're not here to judge people. However, he accepted a lift to the services. Coach of convenience. I'm done. Job done. Now, I would have expected if it was a true free money when I got into a police car. I think he was sticking his toe into something he didn't fully understand. Our goal's pretty simple. I want to help you get what he needs. He did all of that to get released. I mean, he did all of that to give it up anyway. He's still got a pay. There are an estimated 600,000 illegal drivers using the roads across Britain. And every week they kill 14 people and ruin the lives of many more. Finding drivers that make off is rewarded in itself. This isn't just a result for us. It's a result for members of the public. Very often, people that use vehicles unlawfully will not pay their tax. It is quite a big problem nationally. And the best thing to reduce crime is to deny them use of a vehicle. Disqualified drivers bring drug drivers. They are put in other road users at risk. And therefore, they are reckoned. So we're just going to have a segment right now of family's lives. And then my colleagues have to go and tell somebody that their loved one is either seriously injured or killed. In this episode... The man who drove away from an accident on three wheels has been summoned to court and is awaiting sentence. The man who Gavar Martin believed failed to stop for them received a £166 fine and was ordered to pay £115 in court costs for driving without due care and attention. The man and the woman caught with an estimated 10 to 20,000 pounds in cash in a handbag have been released under investigation while a financial crime unit further their inquiries into suspected money laundering. At a search of his home address, police also seized over £50,000 in cash. The male is also facing prosecution for disqualified... He's had a 70-piece McNugget on him. Snatched all of that. Driving and no insurance. Look, this is brutality, this. This is proper brutality on a ring of solicitors now. The angry ban driver was fined £660 and further disqualified for 12 months and received eight points for driving the cloned Audi. No action was taken against him for cannabis possession. Oh, this should be legal. Are you claiming to be a freeman of the land? So you don't abide by the law? He paid the fine. And the man claiming to be a freeman of the land was fined £80 for no road tax.


So welcome to our talk our talk is called bring corruption releases to federal height in one step So very short and concise title And this is talk. This is a talk about the packet project So let me first introduce our team. We have four team members from our team here So the I'm Tomas. This is Frantha. There's Yirka and there's Rado So there's the four of us and our team has actually much more people and they are at home They are not here So if you ever open an issue or send a pull request to our projects Like you will probably see one of the faces commenting on the pull request or the issue So do you want to introduce yourself? Okay, so I guess let's start Let's start the why like why we are working on packet project or why we want to actually bring New up-term releases into our height like very very easily This is a very nice diagram which was drawn by Steph and we used it in redhead summit and It's it's like shows you what was the current flow of Or or like work of up team Developers and how the their work lands into the redhead ecosystem and by red ecosystem I mean all our operating systems Which means fed or stable federal is releases federal or oh height redhead enterprise Linux redhead Coro s and sent OS and all these different flavors As you can see on the left side, we have the engineers and contributors. They were on their code They create new features their fixed box and there's all of this code lands in different Like in different projects so you can see like Linux kernel on our python or different projects on github And then at some point the project Says like okay, it's time to do an upstream release And that's usually the time when the downstream maintainers pick up the upstream releases and bring them into federal or oh height and then at some point All these new upstream releases bubble to all the other different flavors So I'm pretty sure like all of you work in upstream so you know this very well So is there anything you are missing or are you okay with this workflow and like would like to change it or keep it? Yes, Mohan. Oh So a month says that Apple is missing. Yeah, it's not in intentionally But okay, so what's your comment actually? Oh Yeah, so yeah, we are missing apple on the on the slide. That's that's correct. We should fix it Okay, so I'll give you my answer what's missing here Like my problem here is that all the arrows are just pointing from left to right and There is no arrow which would point from right to left Which means that when something goes good or bad on the right side the people or the projects on the left side Would not realize it and with the packet project We are trying to do something like this that we would have a also a flow from the right side that for example There's a new upstream release. We get it to federal arrow height and the test would fail or the compost would fail And we want to inform the upstream project about this So this is one of our goals and you can also see that the color of the arrows Between the projects and federal height change and it's also another goal of us and it would be like automation Create automation to bring the upstream releases to federal height and that's what this talk is about So now it's up to franta to introduce the package tool. Yeah, so to help people with the Process described in the previous slide we Work on the two core packet. So packet is a package Python package with the Python API and Command line interface you can install it easily with your DNF It has a rich Command line interface with many sub commands For instance, you have sub command for proposing updates from upstream repository to downstream to this gate or To syncing changes back to upstream from this gate. You can run builds or create updates or creates SRPM files or run a copper built The main advantage to use packet Is you can use these sub commands Directly from the upstream repository. So you can here you can see the one of the sub commands the status and you can run this status from the Repository or you can place the URL and now you can get the all necessary info. So you are working on the real code not the patches not In the this gate, but you are using the real code So to automate more things we have also the service which is built on top of the packet the tool So it's not the vice versa By now we packet service works as a github app before you ask We have other gitforges in mind, but we has to start with something so github app only for now The packet service packet as a service as you can find it in the github uses packets tool to do the real thing and packet service uses its own tokens its own Users and authentication with the packet tool you are using your tokens and your user We have no API yet and no the no client for the API itself. So This is all the service and Tomasz will show some examples. So thank you for the interaction. So, yeah, let's not put many more Text on the slides and let's start with pictures like how does the packet service look actually? So as Franta said you can easily find it on github marketplace or you should just Google it I believe that Google would give you the right thing and if you install it into our github project It would look like this that now you'd be using packet service Which means that whatever you do in your github repo we would get all the events So for example, you push new commits to a pull request You created new release or there's a new issue or there's a new comment in an issue and you would start getting these events and This means that we are getting the events and then you can Like you can set what the packet service should do about these events Which means that for example when you create a new upstream release You could say that okay, so packet service, please Get this new upstream release and push it to federal height and that's actually what you can do and you'll see it in a bit so this is how it would you look in your github repo and Then when you start using it like one of the like Main features we have right now that we would do Copper builds for every change in a pull request. So which means that for example in here someone created a new pull request on a repo which is using packet service and All is set up and packet service actually took the change and Created source RPM and pushed it to copper for a build. So right now the build is pending and when the build is finished packet service would create a new comment in the pull request and would inform the user how you can actually Get get the change installed locally and play with the actually content of the pull request locally We actually did this for sake of redhead summit because I know that all of us here are engineers So and we are working on the federal project. So we know how to get things from copper But at redhead summit we have like redhead customers and they are not very familiar with federal copper So we wanted to give this nice comment today to them and The main thing we have a website. So if you want to know more about our principles or a Documentation or all these things. So please remember packet.dev. That's our website for everything links and you can learn more Any questions so far yes you go Do you have Yeah, so the question is whether we are using it for redhead specific projects and whether you need to have spec file in upstream and That's actually question on like slide Plus 10 so we'll get to it. But thank you for asking Okay, so let's move on Okay, so if you know something about our project you might remember that we had a bet and We did this bet with Dominic There's Dominic and it was done at Defcon and the bet was about that if we are able to get 500 projects on board of package service by flock Dominic would grow a beard and that was the bet and you can as you can see Dominic doesn't have any beard so You can guess how it ended up Yeah, right now we have like tens of projects on board It turned out that it's actually really tough to create a service Which is supposed to be like secure and scalable and has all the features and be bug-free and Like well-maintainable and it took us actually a lot of time to do this Especially the security part Because if you think about it well when we are creating source RPMs in our service It means that you can have like RMRF in your spec file and then you could actually trash our like our deployment or you could just do like Look in the files and send all the content to your server and probably try to access our certificates or tokens All these things so it took us actually a long time to figure out to do security, right and Since we actually robbed you of the thing of seeing Dominic with a beard so I decided actually to like our review of this and Hopefully in a year, maybe we could get this and It's actually a lesson for us to make like bets which we can actually win. So so good job Dominic that you win Okay, so let's continue with actually the Topic of our presentation and it is how you can actually use packet to bring an upstream release to Rohit And we'll show you in these two different flavors as you've seen so far with the tool or with the service So with the tool itself First thing as Franta said like when you are using the tool on your command line You're using your credentials and all these things. So you need to have the Fedora Kerberos ticket Then you need to be in your upstream project and then you need to have like tags Meaning the new upstream tech fetched from the upstream repo So that's that's the meaning of these three commands and then you can just call one command which is called propose update and This command actually takes the upstream release and update spec file in Fedora in this case It actually pushes directly to this gate That's the no PR command The thing is that you can't create pull requests via API in Fedora disk it right now There's an issue in peg your API and you are waiting for a new deployment to fix this and So the precise meaning of the command is that hey take the 0.5 upstream release and update spec file in Fedora and like and commit it and push it and Then you can build it with another command which is packet build and That's it So it's pretty simple But as the title of the presentation says like do it in one step and consider it's a bunch of steps here So let's try it make it even simpler and that's using the packet service. So as I said packet searcher So so in this case you need to have the right access to the disk it because Yeah, in this case it is yeah, so Actually like the packet build command is just a very thin wrapper on top of Fed package build like you do just Yeah Yeah, yes in this case it's everything running locally. Yeah, it's very similar concept as Fed package But in this case Yeah, in this case if you want packet service to update your packages in Fedora height You would need to give permissions to the packet user in Fedora to actually be able to Sorry commit commits to your this git repo And as soon as the pull request start working like you don't even need to do that and packet service would be able to Create pull requests for this this git repo Okay already this explain jobs, so we have different jobs in packet service and they have different triggers All right. Yeah, I say I even have an example So we have the job proposed downstream Which means like I get the upstream release for Fedora and get it to Fedora this git the trigger is release So it's obvious we have all we also support like different triggers for different jobs and this is all documented and All the jobs can have additional metadata and metadata in this case is also like to what branch you want to push So you can actually define three jobs for all the maintained Fedora branches and push new releases like this with packet service And okay, and it's like the title Okay, so we have the question if the spec fun is to be after me for again and It's second slide from now Okay, so let's Yeah, and just one comment to this to this slide that Package service doesn't support builds yet because we didn't have time to implement it But hopefully able to do it in coming weeks So that we would have it all and finally let's go to the question of okay I'll skip the first question and let's talk about the Do I really need to have a spec file in the upstream repo like this question? We was out this question like a hundred times and everyone was furious about the packet project like having spec files in Like do you really need to have it or do we need to have it? So the answer is no, you don't need to have it. You can actually do some like this In packet we support things called actions Which means that we have our own actions like default implementation of some actions and you can easily Completely swap the default implant implementation for your command So in our case we expected the spec file is in the upstream repo But you can actually easily download it from whatever place you want so you can put these three lines into your packet.yaml and It would download the spec file from in this case from Federati's kit Or Actually another another way how to do this you can actually have template of spec file in upstream and then you can have some action we just process it and Render it into the proper proper spec file syntax So the question is if we could do it the other way around and have a repo with spec file and pull the code instead So this is actually how this git works like that's literally how this git works that it's a repo with spec file and all the other files needed to Create the source RPM and the upstream archives are actually pulled So yeah, there's this git like you can keep using this git and don't care about peck it at all and you are good But that and actually thank you for the question because that's also other feedback we got so far Like I'm actually okay working in this git, but I would like to have like more automation Regarding like getting things from upstream So maybe that's also a area where we as a project could like look into and try to figure out some workflows Which could be better and automate something. So yeah, there's also a thing which we could explore. Yes, Alexandra I'm sorry. I probably don't understand So the comment from Alexandra is that With with the package CLI tool you can just clone the upstream repo and put the spec file inside and work from that Workplace, so yeah, that's that's exactly what we are trying to go for that You would work all the time from your upstream repo and you would not need to touch this git like that's what we are trying to do Yes, be sure We are using rebase hopper to determine the last version if you don't didn't set it so it's there are some sources in rebase of the for example any tia and Directly Okay, so the question is that on the previous command It was a very long command where we explicitly specified a lot of stuff and it could be actually discovered and yes And actually you can run the proposed command just by itself for the disk it branch the default is master and You can also see dot that means like working the current directory There's also the default and is front asset for the version that we can use the Upsimilaries monitoring to get the latest version of the software so yeah I was really trying to be like very explicit in this case so that it's clear what's happening because if I would just Print pick it propose update. It wouldn't be clear. What's what might be happening So the question is whether the version is Mandatory argument the answer is no it's as far as I said it Peckett is trying to figure it out on its own If you don't specify it and it's trying to like pick the latest upstream release via the upstream release monitoring or And we we definitely have also like some We can determine it from the spec file as well. Oh, yeah and bring the highest one Well, but we are still we still expect that you have spec file in the upstream repo and that the spec file is up to date So that's our expectation No, that's actually a special case to be honest like we expect that out the spec file is in the upstream repo And that it's up to date and the version in there is the one you want to bring to Federa And if not like it's up to you to figure it out or pretty much like that's That's when peckett is like not very Like this is a special case that's what I'm trying to say So the question is whether The peckett project could replace present functionality with Anity I naps from release monitoring where new bugs are being created with some additional Things so the answer is no actually The maintainer is from after this monitoring is working on exact features You just described that instead of creating bugs the last the The one of the services from after milling's monitoring would create pull requests in this gate, but sadly The maintainer got sidetracked or with the row height gating initiative So he was working on that and he didn't have time to work on the pull requests, so Okay question from Igor if if if it if it would use peckett. Yeah, we actually collaborate together and The new code he's developing Actually uses some parts of peckett like from peckett api. I'm not sure if like which parts exactly but like some parts are or anything So comment from Igor is that he's maintaining 900 trust packages and it's infeasible to To every upstream report to have peckett email and do all this So he's using upstream is monitoring and fed message to get notified Yeah, yeah, that's very I'm pretty sure there are more people like you it's the similar use case and Like in current case with peckett project like it's not one of our I mean, we don't have capacity to like support you hundred percent and create you like perfect solution Like right now we are trying to be more generic and like for everyone and hopefully at some point We would be able to start implementing workflows for people with special needs So that's my answer So the question is how many projects already have spec find the upstream which peckett is using all of them As I said, we have tens of projects who are using peckett right now and all of them have spec file in the upstream report But like on the other hand all of the people are I would say redhead employees Federa contributors and all these things Show the first All right first question Yeah, and the other question we are getting Ask a lot and was asked right now. Is that what if the upstream project doesn't care about Federa or peckett or whatever? Yeah, the answer is just create a mirror on github and like mirror Meered exactly the upstream project and put more commits with the Federa packaging and then you can start using peckett right away So but I agree like it's pain to maintain such a thing because you constantly need to pull new changes from the upstream repo And hopefully we'll be able to implement Automation into peckett. So for example when there is a new upstream release peckett would create pull request in your mirror So that you don't have to do it manually, but it's just just a thought right now We are getting out of time So the question is about mirroring, I believe you need to do it yourself Mirroring it's possible, but you you have to rebase the distribution specific About So the question is whether it's easier to have CI for upstream projects easier or packaging easier I would say both but the thing is that if when our goal is both we can do like one perfectly we can do like two maybe good Yeah, it would make sense to focus on one, but right now the goal is like both and maybe like the high operating has like is making CI for upstream projects easier and That's actually the theme of the next presentation and yeah, we are sorry. We're out of time Yeah, Dominic Or automatic Yeah, thank you. So we have a workshop tomorrow, so please come by and you'll see all of the Things in action you just heard about and thank you for coming These are the links to the project to slides and to our website and to our mailing list So feel free to get in touch with us. We are here till Sunday. Thank you for coming


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