POLICE are reviewing a TikToker’s recordings after he reportedly used Meta smart glasses to “secretly film” members of the public and shop personnel during a journey throughout Scotland.
Footage posted by Scott Margerison depicts him yelling at a stranger, making sexualised comments about young women and an exchange with a Sikh shopkeeper where he talks of a plan to “breed out the white race”.
A Police Scotland spokesperson said: “We are aware of the videos posted online and are assessing the content.”
The company suspended the popular trips after Rochdale resident Margerison recorded a tour of the CalMac ferry Loch Seaforth’s bridge in another video.
“We have temporarily paused bridge visits on vessels by members of the public after an incident where an individual filmed in a restricted area without permission,” a CalMac representative stated.
“Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our crews and port teams, but we always welcome interest in CalMac.”
The ferry on which the incident occurred is unknown.
The Ayrshire Weekly Press, our sister publication, recently revealed that Margerison is a “far-right influencer” who has been charged with approaching minors at a Tommy Robinson demonstration in London.
The adolescent was apparently seen on camera “sexually harassing” him in front of her mother.
According to one website, he said, “F***ing hell,” when informed of the girl’s age. You must wear a warning sign.
In response, the mother of the child said, “She’s got a mother … that’s enough.”
A TikToker is being investigated by police for reportedly using Meta smart glasses to “secretly film” people and store employees while travelling throughout Scotland.
In the video that Scott Margerison uploaded, he is seen cursing at a stranger, making sexual remarks about young women, and discussing a plan to “breed out the white race” with a Sikh shopkeeper.
“We are aware of the videos posted online and are assessing the content,” a representative for Police Scotland stated.
The company suspended the well-liked visits when Mr. Margerison of Rochdale recorded a tour of the bridge of the CalMac vessel Loch Seaforth.
“We have temporarily paused bridge visits on vessels by members of the public after an incident where an individual filmed in a restricted area without permission,” a CalMac representative stated.
“Our top priority is the safety and well-being of our crews and port teams, but we always welcome interest in CalMac.”
The ferry on which the incident occurred is unknown.
An English YouTuber who surreptitiously recorded Scots using Meta glasses is the subject of police analysis.
On social media, Scott Margerison, better known online as E-Dobbin, has posted a number of films from his tour of Scotland.
Margerison from Rochdale uses Meta’s smart glasses, which are integrated into sunglasses manufacturers like Oakley and Ray-Ban, as a hands-free recording option in some of the footage.
In one of the YouTube videos, Margerison surreptitiously records while taking a tour of the bridge aboard the MV Loch Seaforth, CalMac’s biggest ship.
In a another video, Margerison is shown conversing with three women in Scotland while wearing his Meta glasses.
Margerison informs them that in order to “lower the IQ,” “they are getting rid of the white race.” He goes on to talk about rhetoric surrounding the Great Replacement conspiracy, a disproven hypothesis that holds that immigration is being used to purposefully replace white European people.
He is shown using sexually suggestive words toward ladies in videos posted on TikTok that seem to have been filmed while wearing the spectacles.
In one incident, which is thought to have happened in a McDonald’s parking lot, Margerison stops a lone woman with a Scottish accent next to his van and says, “I love sh******.”
He promises her that “I won’t throw you in the back” while offering to show her his sleeping arrangement in the rear of his white van.
But the Englishman asks, “Would you like turning in?” as she circles the van. I would really like to.
Police are investigating an English YouTuber who secretly videotaped Scots using Meta glasses.
Scott Margerison, better known online as E-Dobbin, has shared several videos from his tour of Scotland on social media.
In some of the clip, Margerison from Rochdale records hands-free using Meta’s smart glasses, which are incorporated into sunglasses brands like Oakley and Ray-Ban.
In one of the YouTube videos, Margerison secretly recordings while touring the bridge on CalMac’s largest ship, the MV Loch Seaforth.