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Spiderman
24-11-06, 02:58 PM
Another example that its ok to speed and lie about it. If you wear the uniform that is :roll:


http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,2-2006540677,00.html

sorry the link is to this rag but i couldnt find the story online anywhere else.

the_runt69
24-11-06, 03:11 PM
Just shows Animal farm was right, "all animals are equal but some more equal than others"

Puts the bill in a good light doesnt it

H

Alpinestarhero
24-11-06, 03:52 PM
Lets all become coppers!

Matt

Beenz
24-11-06, 04:06 PM
Why am I not shocked to read this. We hear this time and time again. One rule for us and another for them. :roll:

Luckypants
24-11-06, 04:14 PM
Based on that report (and it is The Sun after all) the CPS should appeal the acquittal. (I think that's allowed). It is blatantly the magistrate looking after a copper. Would like some more facts though.

PsychoCannon
24-11-06, 05:00 PM
Their dinner was getting cold, sounds like an emergency to me :p

Warren
24-11-06, 06:20 PM
well, i say good luck to the guy.

he used his position to get away with 3 points, and he has.

i would do the same if i could :)

most of us break the speed limit, im about to go to tescos now, and i shall be breaking the speed limit.

but i know the law, if i get caught, fair play . . . but if i had a get out of jail free card, i would use it.

Viper
24-11-06, 08:03 PM
well, i say good luck to the guy.

he used his position to get away with 3 points, and he has.

i would do the same if i could :)

most of us break the speed limit, im about to go to tescos now, and i shall be breaking the speed limit.

but i know the law, if i get caught, fair play . . . but if i had a get out of jail free card, i would use it.

Kinda agree with you. I would do or say almost anything to avoid points and a fine (havent got any at the moment, **** knows how :oops: ).
So........ *pauses, thinks again* fair play, yes fair play

Cronos
25-11-06, 10:06 AM
www.thescum...

sorry the link is to this rag but i couldnt find the story online anywhere else.

For those of use who can handle words of more than two syllables... BBC News (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/south_yorkshire/6179632.stm)

Jabba
25-11-06, 10:21 AM
For those of use who can handle words of more than two syllables...

Oooooh....hark at 'im :lol:


Without that friendly Magistrate the copper would have been "Peking Ducked" :wink:

hovis
25-11-06, 10:28 AM
well, i say good luck to the guy.

he used his position to get away with 3 points, and he has.

i would do the same if i could :)

most of us break the speed limit, im about to go to tescos now, and i shall be breaking the speed limit.

but i know the law, if i get caught, fair play . . . but if i had a get out of jail free card, i would use it.

Kinda agree with you. I would do or say almost anything to avoid points and a fine (havent got any at the moment, f*ck knows how :oops: ).
So........ *pauses, thinks again* fair play, yes fair play

i disargee he abused his position,he broke the law & that is that.should have been fined & got 3 points as anybody else would have got......the fact he was picking up his sweet & sour pork balls ...is just takin the pi$$ :pig:

Viper
25-11-06, 10:32 AM
well, i say good luck to the guy.

he used his position to get away with 3 points, and he has.

i would do the same if i could :)

most of us break the speed limit, im about to go to tescos now, and i shall be breaking the speed limit.

but i know the law, if i get caught, fair play . . . but if i had a get out of jail free card, i would use it.

Kinda agree with you. I would do or say almost anything to avoid points and a fine (havent got any at the moment, f*ck knows how :oops: ).
So........ *pauses, thinks again* fair play, yes fair play

i disargee he abused his position,he broke the law & that is that.should have been fined & got 3 points as anybody else would have got......the fact he was picking up his sweet & sour pork balls ...is just takin the pi$$ :pig:

C,mon hovi,
Have you never abused your position or gained an advantage in a work place :?:

I think we all have at some point, haven't we :?:

Biker Biggles
25-11-06, 11:33 AM
While this is a clear case of what I would call corruption,it does highlight the stupidity of our speeding laws.Was doing eight MPH over the limit actually a hazard or a problem to anyone?We all do it,and if it was not a problem why make issue over it?The bigger issue is surely how easily our judicial system can be corrupted,and the question over whether it can be corrupted in cases involving real crimes.

Bear
25-11-06, 01:51 PM
Chief Constable Meredydd Hughes said on Friday: "This incident has obviously raised public concern and it is very regrettable that an officer should apparently have disregarded a speed camera under these circumstances.

Surely he means ignored the speed limit, not just the camera? Or is he insinuating that people speed on the approach to a speed camera, slow down to go through it and then speed up again? :shock:

I'm shocked! Such illegal, immoral and possibly borderline terrorist activity should be punished by being taken from this place and hung from the neck until rehabilitated into society! :lol:

Spiderman
25-11-06, 05:16 PM
.....should be punished by being taken from this place and hung from the neck until rehabilitated into society! :lol:

Brilliant :lol: You been reading your Guantanamo CIA Handbook again?

embee
26-11-06, 12:50 AM
the final word on speeding

http://www.boreme.com/boreme/funny-2005/speed-think-p1.php

northwind
27-11-06, 03:03 PM
It sounds like the magistrate found there was reasonable doubt... Which reading it, it looks like there is.