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How can u drive the vehicle back?

Will u be insured and what happens if any damage is caused...

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Yes, we are insured under the Forces insurace.

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Oooops must have been male officers hey MBK??

Just thought, can I say that ha ha ha

NUMPTIES

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Was my thoughts too.....lol

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From my experience, GMP do not recover cars just because someone has been arrested in circumstances like this, ie, drink drive.

It may be moved if the driver stopped in a dangerous position, but only a short distance and the GMP insurance covers that. Hale Road is a wide, safe road with a 30mph limit for all of it. Having seen the pics of the crash scene, I know what the Cops did wrong, and they could have stopped in any one of three car-parks just before the crash.

From reading the story in The Manchester Evening News, they were waiting for a tow truck. This suggests to me that the car was being seized for some reason, maybe a Sec 165 for no insurance or licence.

A bit like Heather Mills, they haven't got a leg to stand on.

Oh, and Tim, if I let everyone go who tells me they haven't had a drink or a definitely not over the limit, no-one would get arrested.

Pete ;)

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Just sounds like they was having a laugh blating it back to pound.
There only human after all.

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Human with responsibilities.

Which they discharged without due care.

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I dunno I do think whatever punishment dished out should be eased a bit, they've already done some community service giving us all a good laugh.

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We are not supposed to laugh at the Police...

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Nah, that doesn't cut it I'm afraid! If I did that I could pretty much guarentee the outcome if I did that and I wouldn't have a job left...