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Old 02-05-2004, 02:21   #26
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Re: Police above the law ?

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Originally Posted by bopdude
Ok, so not completely on the same topic....ish, if its now illegal for us to use mobile phones whilst driving is it therefore illegal to use walkie talkies

I drove past a copper the other day ( he was driving and moving ) and was talking away on his, so ok, I know its work \ comunication but whats the difference, its still taking up one hand and creating " lack of concentration "

Its so unfair, one law for them and another for us
Thing is, joe public chats and has conversations on their mobiles, copper is relaying what he is concentrating on, ie where he's driving, what the car he's after is doing etc.
Also, they're trained to do it, ie when to talk and when to drop mic and concentrate on driving safe.

Its like why they can speed aslong as they have the lights going etc
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