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Derek 28-04-2008 19:48

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
I've just pruned some of the more off-topic posts from this thread.

Keep the posts on-topic and stop the arguing and bickering or else the thread will be closed permanently.


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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540138)
i always knew that a majority of police where i live were corrupt,

Oh and you know the majority of your local force personally do you?

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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540138)
sometimes when i am in town you will see the police throwing litter on the floor regardless if their near a bin or not or spitting, smoking cigarettes and then dumping them on the floor and speeding.

Hmmm, a bit later you say

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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540138)
oh i forgot, the bobbies on the beat, never see them anymore.

So which is it.

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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540138)
Next time i know someone who has got a speeding ticket i will tell them to bring up The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, reg 87.

Good luck with that :tu:
Of course when it turns out they aren't emergency workers on their way to an emergency call you'll look a bit foolish, but then again I'm sure you're used to that.

Raistlin 28-04-2008 19:52

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34540439)
[...]stop the arguing and bickering or else the thread will be closed permanently.



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Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34540439)
Of course when it turns out they aren't emergency workers on their way to an emergency call you'll look a bit foolish, but then again I'm sure you're used to that.


:LOL: Classic :D

rogerdraig 28-04-2008 20:41

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540298)
Oh right, so its one rule for them and another for us. Bad example, we all follow one rule or there is no rules at all.. Having two sides is bad and will lead to chaos.

Next time i know someone who has got a speeding ticket i will tell them to bring up The Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984, reg 87.

so if your in trouble you want them to come slowly stopping for every red light ?

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Originally Posted by Escapee (Post 34540329)
They do have to obey the speed limits if they are not on an emergency call though.


not quite true they can break the speed limit on any call they see fit to so though ACPO rules ( these are not law though ) limit the ones who can to those trained to do so

what i find funny about this is from my knowledge of the police the oposite is now true

lots of police are so fed up with having to fill out forms every time they get in a car and have to get some where fast because off 999 call or because they see something they wont go over the limits no matter what as it causes to much hassle

trevortt 28-04-2008 20:48

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
Read Through The Thread, I Am Not Going To Repeat Myself.

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not quite true they can break the speed limit on any call they see fit to so though ACPO rules ( these are not law though ) limit the ones who can to those trained to do so
Doesn't worr both ways tho does it, they cannot have one rule and we have another.

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Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34540439)
[B]Good luck with that :tu:
Of course when it turns out they aren't emergency workers on their way to an emergency call you'll look a bit foolish, but then again I'm sure you're used to that.

Cheers, but i have not seen any police for over 6 months now, and when i used to ever need to call the police they were always late so i don't really give a crap. If i need the police for any reason i will take the law into my own hands, atleast i know the thugs are being punished.

frogstamper 28-04-2008 20:48

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
This makes for very interesting reading.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/7000318.stm

trevortt 28-04-2008 20:59

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by Derek S (Post 34540439)
[B]Oh and you know the majority of your local force personally do you?



I did not say i know them in person, you are putting words into my mouth.

Oh and why you getting so uptight, have i upset you, oh poor you.

Don't like my opinion don't read it.

TheDaddy 28-04-2008 21:08

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540532)
I did not say i know them in person, you are putting words into my mouth.

Read it again, he is asking you a question, some people :rolleyes:

trevortt 28-04-2008 21:16

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 34540541)
Read it again, he is asking you a question, some people :rolleyes:

I could say the same thing about you, judging me just because i vote for the BNP, SOME PEOPLE.

MovedGoalPosts 28-04-2008 21:20

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
For the second time in this thread (previous posts were deleted), discussion of BNP is :notopic: Any further references will see warnings. Meanwhile, debate the posts, stop bating each other.

Hugh 28-04-2008 21:29

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
Apologies, Rob - post removed.

Escapee 28-04-2008 22:48

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by rogermevans (Post 34540504)
so if your in trouble you want them to come slowly stopping for every red light ?

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not quite true they can break the speed limit on any call they see fit to so though ACPO rules ( these are not law though ) limit the ones who can to those trained to do so

what i find funny about this is from my knowledge of the police the oposite is now true

lots of police are so fed up with having to fill out forms every time they get in a car and have to get some where fast because off 999 call or because they see something they wont go over the limits no matter what as it causes to much hassle

It is a number of years ago now (prob 7 or so) but I remember the chief saying that they would get points on their licence if he found out who they were instead of them coming clean.

I believe that he had a lot of egg on his face because the mobile camera had been set up on the basis that speeding motorists were a danger on that section of dual carraigeway. (never know of an accident there myself)

It is however possible that the identifiied speeding police officers who filled in the vehicle log did not receive points on their licence.

Hugh 28-04-2008 22:50

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by Escapee (Post 34540615)
It is a number of years ago now (prob 7 or so) but I remember the chief saying that they would get points on their licence if he found out who they were instead of them coming clean.

I believe that he had a lot of egg on his face because the mobile camera had been set up on the basis that speeding motorists were a danger on that section of dual carraigeway. (never know of an accident there myself)

It is however possible that the identifiied speeding police officers who filled in the vehicle log did not receive points on their licence.

It is also possible that they were hamster-eating alien xenomorphs masquerading as humans, but is it probable? ;)

Escapee 29-04-2008 09:03

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by foreverwar (Post 34540617)
It is also possible that they were hamster-eating alien xenomorphs masquerading as humans, but is it probable? ;)

I see, again you choose to pick up a one liner in my post and use your usual methods, I understood these methods were against the terms and conditions of the forum. Your methods certainly leave a lot to be desired considering you always seem to imply that you are on the moral high ground.

however, I do not go around the forum picking single liners from peoples posts that have a different view to my own, and I do not try to put people down here for having a different view even if I do feel they are very unguided or not in the real world.

The cheif constable was looking to make an example of those who were responsible for the egg on his face, those who could be indentified were not responsible for this.

foreverwar, If you really do believe you are better than any other members on this forum please lead by example, and not stoop far lower than members you disagree with.

Hugh 29-04-2008 09:57

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
Escapee, you are extremely mistaken - I do not believe I am any better than any of the other members on this forum.

I was just pointing out you appear to have confused possible (could have happened, no matter how unlikely) with probable (likely to have happened), which could have unintentionally misled readers.

Anything is possible, but not everything is probable.

Stuart 30-04-2008 11:09

Re: Police payout £2.3m for accidents
 
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Originally Posted by trevortt (Post 34540532)
I did not say i know them in person, you are putting words into my mouth.

OK. So you are willing to claim a lot of people that you don't know are corrupt? How do you know this?

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