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🎬 Public Order Act Section 5 – Police Overreach Explained Know Your Rights | Episode 16 Can police really threaten you with Section 5 – Harassment, Alarm or Distress just for filming or asserting your rights? In this episode, we break down a real-world case study involving The Gwent Auditor, where officers attempted to rely on feelings instead of facts to justify a Section 5 threat. Using the exact wording of the law, court rulings, and official police guidance, we examine where Section 5 begins — and where police overreach starts. This is not opinion. This is law measured against conduct. ⚖️ What This Video Covers What Section 5 of the Public Order Act 1986 actually requires Why “likely to cause distress” is an objective legal test, not a personal feeling The difference between assertive speech and threatening or abusive behaviour How Article 10 (Freedom of Expression) protects filming in public Why reasonable conduct is a statutory defence under Section 5 When misuse of Section 5 may cross into abuse of power (s.26 CJCA 2015) What to do if police threaten, warn, or misuse Section 5 against you 📚 Case Law & Legal Authorities Referenced Southard v DPP (2006) – objective test for “likely to cause distress” Holloway v DPP (2004) – asserting rights ≠ disorderly behaviour Dehal v CPS (2005) – offensive speech can still be lawful CPS Charging Standards – Public Order offences College of Policing – Filming & media guidance Public Order Act 1986 s.5 & s.5(3)(c) Human Rights Act – Article 10 Criminal Justice and Courts Act 2015 s.26 🎯 Key Takeaways ✔ Filming is not harassment ✔ Police discomfort is not a legal threshold ✔ Section 5 has limits and defences ✔ Reasonable conduct defeats misuse ✔ Knowledge changes outcomes 📂 Suggested Playlists Know Your Rights – Law Explained Public Order Act & Protest Law Filming Police & Public Officials (UK Law) Police Accountability & Misuse of Powers Case Studies: When Police Get the Law Wrong 🔔 Support the Channel If you value law-backed analysis, real accountability, and calm, evidence-led audits: 👍 Like the video 💬 Comment with your thoughts 🔔 Subscribe for weekly law explainers & case studies Knowledge = Protection. This is Scorpion Audits & Know Your Rights 🔎 Hashtags #ScorpionAudits #KnowYourRights #PublicOrderAct #Section5 #PoliceOverreach #FreedomOfExpression #Article10 #PoliceAccountability #CamerasDontLie #UKLaw