Thread: fewer prosecutions for emergency services
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Old 29-09-2012, 11:46   #18
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Re: fewer prosecutions for emergency services
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Originally Posted by danielf View Post
I'm not sure if it's an accident when an offence has been committed.
Fair point. Missed that

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There's rules that Emergency services need to adhere to. If they flout these rules and people get injured/die, then prosecution is in order in my opinion.
Maybe.

http://www.ukemergency.co.uk/index.p...&Itemid=61#ble
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Any driver can drive using blue lights
That's worrying
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