Fergus Beeley performs Citizens Arrest

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mybrainhurts said:

Legendary environmentalist?

He's fallen for the global warming scam, so not as worthwhile as originally thought.

Is it you Donald?

[Europa1]

garagewidow said:

'do you know who I am?',....I hate that phrase,......I couldn't give a toss who you are.

I'd wager not many people would have said "Oh yes, of course, you're Fergus Beeley, the producer of some of Attenborough's programmes".

[Sylvaforever]

When you see him side on he does look a bit like Jeremy Clarkson....

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Looks like the BBC breed proper s like Clarkson or this chap.

[loafer123]

The BBC had probably just called and told him his pay was being reduced so his female colleague could be fairly paid.

[VolvoT5]

mac96 said:

Someone who gets that worked up over a road accident/ near miss (let alone an incident which he just witnessed and was not involved in) really should not be driving at all. All that anger must have made him a dangerous driver immediately before the clip starts.

Pity he cannot be disqualified for attitude!

Yep... getting this upset over a near miss or minor bump is just ridiculous and inexcusable. He needs some anger management classes or something.

He is lucky he didn't run into some other crazy person carrying a knife or something. I'm unsure whether the guy who was threatened is admirable for staying cool or if he is just a pussy.

I hate being touched; I know if some guy had put his hands on me while screaming in my face I would have instinctively reacted with some kind of force and I would argue at that point it is self defence anyway (within reason obviously).

[Digga]

VolvoT5 said:

He is lucky he didn't run into some other crazy person carrying a knife or something.

Quite. You can't always spot the psycho just by looking at people. The guy could very easily have ended up wearing his own arse for a hat.

VolvoT5 said:

I'm unsure whether the guy who was threatened is admirable for staying cool or if he is just a pussy.

Whether he was genuinely terrified, mildly uncomfortable, or, in fact, two seconds away from launching a near fatal helping of MMA skills, the way he remained calm is admirable. It is probably the hardest thing to do.

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Digga said:

VolvoT5 said:

. The guy could very easily have ended up wearing his own arse for a hat.

I'm keeping that.

[RegMolehusband]

It's gratifying to think that whenever anybody now Googles "Fergus Beeley", this unpleasant incident will come up along with the images of his grimacing face. He will have to live with it for a long time

[andymadmak]

loafer123 said:

The BBC had probably just called and told him his pay was being reduced so his female colleague could be fairly paid.

Will he even keep his job? He physically assaults the chap and makes some pretty big threats over a prolonged time

[loafer123]

andymadmak said:

loafer123 said:

The BBC had probably just called and told him his pay was being reduced so his female colleague could be fairly paid.

Will he even keep his job? He physically assaults the chap and makes some pretty big threats over a prolonged time

Good point. Sounds like the Clarkson incident.

[Europa1]

andymadmak said:

Will he even keep his job? He physically assaults the chap and makes some pretty big threats over a prolonged time

Is he employed or engaged by the BBC?

[Hainey]

Someone with so tenuos a grasp on his rage shouldn't be around the public.

His conduct was inexcusable. The moment you put your hands on someone you lose all moral authority, compounded here by the fact he had precisely none to begin with.

[Monkeylegend]

iSore said:

berlintaxi said:

The only bellend I can see is yours. And it's a whopper.

s'funny, your Mrs said that as I was climbing off of her.

XXXXXXX

You know you have lost the argument when you have to resort to comments like that

[SkrrSkrr]

Should have decked the as soon as he touched him

[Phil Dicky]

red_slr said:

RegMolehusband said:

You have to give the lad credit for staying cool in that situation. Look at the way the loon's finger is distorting his cheek, and he has his fist raised.

Yup someone grabs me like that I would no be able to stay that calm.

I have no idea how this chap stay so calm in this situation, faced with 54 year old out of shape nut joib I just don't think I could have remained so calm and at least not got out of his grip.

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Phil Dicky said:

red_slr said:

RegMolehusband said:

You have to give the lad credit for staying cool in that situation. Look at the way the loon's finger is distorting his cheek, and he has his fist raised.

Yup someone grabs me like that I would no be able to stay that calm.

I have no idea how this chap stay so calm in this situation, faced with 54 year old out of shape nut joib I just don't think I could have remained so calm and at least not got out of his grip.

I think in a situation like this you would be perfectly entitled to protect yourself. Did I read correctly that the police had no interest in the incident? imagine grabbing a police officer like that, pretty sure you'd be eating the floor and dragged off smartish.

[Byker28i]

andymadmak said:

loafer123 said:

The BBC had probably just called and told him his pay was being reduced so his female colleague could be fairly paid.

Will he even keep his job? He physically assaults the chap and makes some pretty big threats over a prolonged time

BBC has said he hasn't worked for them for 10 years

[iSore]

Monkeylegend said:

You know you have lost the argument when you have to resort to comments like that

Oh be quiet.

I simply offered another explanation for this fracas, and dormouse dick just HAD to get an insult in. Not my fault he can't satisfy a polo mint and has to be aggressive, is it?

Edited by iSore on Monday 24th July 20:11

[mybrainhurts]

BlackLabel said:

If Fergus Beeley and Ronnie Pickering had a fight, who would win?

Chuck Norris...