Comments by "Drew Hodge" (@drewhodge3820) on "Was this Proportionate (or even necessary)? Incident dubbed "Lesbian nana" complaint" video.

Making a statement inside your own home towards the police is not a public order offense. While the officer might not like a comment, they are not classed as a member of the public. Its only when a member of the public can hear a comment and be offended that the police can act. Far too often the police think they are above the law and think their own hurt feelings count while on duty. This is why everyone needs to record all intetactions with the police, especially when the police have a nasty habit of losing their body camera footage or they obstruct the request for the footage long enough for it to be deleted or recorded over. Recording the police is likely to keep them more honest or at least its not your word agaist theirs because courts always favour the words of the police.
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