NIP - Single witness, no measuring device (Excess of 50MPH)

NIP - Single witness, no measuring device (Excess of 50MPH)

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johnao

668 posts

243 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
More cops turn up, including the duty boss, I make them move the car and wait for a mechanic to come out to sort the lights, and then get in my car and go.
That's the most amazing story I've ever heard. So, the duty boss leaves his post to come and try and sort out a bit of a contretemps in the middle of the road, and you hang about for goodness knows how long in the middle of the night waiting for a mechanic to turn up to rectify a faulty headlight on a police car. hehe

Why did the duty boss leave his post for such a trivial matter? Why did you hang about waiting for the car mechanic in the middle of the night? Why didn't the police car just reverse away from you, turn around and leave you to it? Why weren't you arrested for obstructing a police officer [ie. obstructing his, albeit faulty, vehicle], viz... "excuse me sir, is that your vehicle parked in the middle of the road? If it is, and I believe that to be the case, would you please move along so that I can proceed, thank you sir... No? Did I hear you say... "No, I'm not going to move it"? OK, sunshine, you're nicked."? Why didn't the police officer report you for failing to comply with the directions of a police officer in uniform,[see: Road Traffic Act something or other]? I've no idea, it's a complete mystery. roflrofl

Why, why, why, why, why...? confusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfused

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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He stopped me, claiming I was speeding, read it all, not the bits you want to argue over, and since he stopped me, he had no choice in me moving as I rang through and reported his attitude,and that he was blocking the road and demonstrating piss poor skills. The fact the duty officer turned up is a matter for him to justify, not me or you, but I'm guessing as I was alledging things against the dipstick at the wheel, his boss wanted to make sure it didn't escalate. Why should I have moved, he pulled me over, I was 'helping him' with his broken car as far as I was concerned.

iandc

3,710 posts

206 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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johnao said:
That's the most amazing story I've ever heard. So, the duty boss leaves his post to come and try and sort out a bit of a contretemps in the middle of the road, and you hang about for goodness knows how long in the middle of the night waiting for a mechanic to turn up to rectify a faulty headlight on a police car. hehe

Why did the duty boss leave his post for such a trivial matter? Why did you hang about waiting for the car mechanic in the middle of the night? Why didn't the police car just reverse away from you, turn around and leave you to it? Why weren't you arrested for obstructing a police officer [ie. obstructing his, albeit faulty, vehicle], viz... "excuse me sir, is that your vehicle parked in the middle of the road? If it is, and I believe that to be the case, would you please move along so that I can proceed, thank you sir... No? Did I hear you say... "No, I'm not going to move it"? OK, sunshine, you're nicked."? Why didn't the police officer report you for failing to comply with the directions of a police officer in uniform,[see: Road Traffic Act something or other]? I've no idea, it's a complete mystery. roflrofl

Why, why, why, why, why...? confusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfusedconfused
Because it all happened in a parallel universe far far away........

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
False stop is a false stop chaps
WTF is a 'false' stop?

They can stop you, pretty much, at any time.

V8LM

5,173 posts

209 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
... as I was alledging things against ...
That pesky iPad autocorrect again.

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Thursday 11th February 2016
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That's the one!

And false stop, as in, no proof of any offence, no argument with me once I said I wasn't speeding, false because his car was faulty and shouldn't have been on the road at that time. What would you think it meant?

Just because they have blue lights, sirens, and uniforms doesn't make them always right and doesn't automatically mean you have to believe everything they claim. Fire the doubts back at them and they can, and do, capitulate quite often.

Again chaps, why the hatred? Can you not accept the opinion of others? Things happen, just because they haven't happened to you, doesn't mean they can't happen to someone else.

It really is weird to log on each day and see the latest vitriol and jealousy exerted towards me because I had the audacity to post..... Strange Still, I'm always happy to answer some of them if you insist on asking questions, hence, stop asking questions of me if you don't like the answers I give.

snobetter

1,157 posts

146 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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Finally some sense being spoken on here! I too have driven everywhere speeding for the last 70 years, using the urban road network as my racetrack so the hoi poloi can marvel at my greatness while I disregard their right to a semblance of safety. How I hear you ask have I achieved this wonder? I have a radar jammer and puff out my chest when speaking to the police, rendering them powerless jibbering idiots with no knowledge of the law.
If you want to live life in the gimp lane like me, just buy my insurance and radar jammer too! (life coaching also available).*


  • some of the above may be embellished.

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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Who said anything was dangerous? Still, glad to see you agree smile

iandc

3,710 posts

206 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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snobetter said:
Finally some sense being spoken on here! I too have driven everywhere speeding for the last 70 years, using the urban road network as my racetrack so the hoi poloi can marvel at my greatness while I disregard their right to a semblance of safety. How I hear you ask have I achieved this wonder? I have a radar jammer and puff out my chest when speaking to the police, rendering them powerless jibbering idiots with no knowledge of the law.
If you want to live life in the gimp lane like me, just buy my insurance and radar jammer too! (life coaching also available).*


  • some of the above may be embellished.
Count me in for the insurance and radar jammer thingy but I will pass on the life coaching as I am already perfect!

bad company

18,533 posts

266 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
That's the one!

stop asking questions of me if you don't like the answers I give.
No, I love the answers you give. laugh

C70R

17,596 posts

104 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
That's the one!

And false stop, as in, no proof of any offence, no argument with me once I said I wasn't speeding, false because his car was faulty and shouldn't have been on the road at that time. What would you think it meant?

Just because they have blue lights, sirens, and uniforms doesn't make them always right and doesn't automatically mean you have to believe everything they claim. Fire the doubts back at them and they can, and do, capitulate quite often.

Again chaps, why the hatred? Can you not accept the opinion of others? Things happen, just because they haven't happened to you, doesn't mean they can't happen to someone else.

It really is weird to log on each day and see the latest vitriol and jealousy exerted towards me because I had the audacity to post..... Strange Still, I'm always happy to answer some of them if you insist on asking questions, hence, stop asking questions of me if you don't like the answers I give.
Assuming your recollection is as clear as you suggest, you'd be able to tell us when/where this was and the name of the duty officer you spoke to. Should be easy enough to verify.

Dibble

12,929 posts

240 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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A police officer in uniform doesn't need an offence to stop you. S163 Road Traffic Act.


"False" stop. Interesting "legal" term. The story is exactly that.

vonhosen

40,230 posts

217 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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C70R said:
daytona355 said:
That's the one!

And false stop, as in, no proof of any offence, no argument with me once I said I wasn't speeding, false because his car was faulty and shouldn't have been on the road at that time. What would you think it meant?

Just because they have blue lights, sirens, and uniforms doesn't make them always right and doesn't automatically mean you have to believe everything they claim. Fire the doubts back at them and they can, and do, capitulate quite often.

Again chaps, why the hatred? Can you not accept the opinion of others? Things happen, just because they haven't happened to you, doesn't mean they can't happen to someone else.

It really is weird to log on each day and see the latest vitriol and jealousy exerted towards me because I had the audacity to post..... Strange Still, I'm always happy to answer some of them if you insist on asking questions, hence, stop asking questions of me if you don't like the answers I give.
Assuming your recollection is as clear as you suggest, you'd be able to tell us when/where this was and the name of the duty officer you spoke to. Should be easy enough to verify.
The officer & his boss


daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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I love all the merriment of this thread, the above is presumably one of you members here, with his boy toy?

Guess what, on the iPad, type boytoy and its spellchecks to bottom! Appropriate, as some of you seem to speak from it smile

johnao

668 posts

243 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
He stopped me, claiming I was speeding, read it all, not the bits you want to argue over, and since he stopped me, he had no choice in me moving as I rang through and reported his attitude,and that he was blocking the road and demonstrating piss poor skills. The fact the duty officer turned up is a matter for him to justify, not me or you, but I'm guessing as I was alledging things against the dipstick at the wheel, his boss wanted to make sure it didn't escalate. Why should I have moved, he pulled me over, I was 'helping him' with his broken car as far as I was concerned.
I do apologise for misleading you. All of my questions were rhetorical. I wasn't asking for, or expecting, any answers. I shall be more explicit next time. Sorry!

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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daytona355 said:
Guess what, on the iPad, type boytoy and its spellchecks to bottom! Appropriate, as some of you seem to speak from it smile
Or does it just default to the word you most commonly use that looks similar to what you're typing?

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Friday 12th February 2016
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Ducking clever hunt.... Nope, doesn't look like it does, never use the word ducking, rarely use hunt too

C70R

17,596 posts

104 months

Wednesday 17th February 2016
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C70R said:
daytona355 said:
That's the one!

And false stop, as in, no proof of any offence, no argument with me once I said I wasn't speeding, false because his car was faulty and shouldn't have been on the road at that time. What would you think it meant?

Just because they have blue lights, sirens, and uniforms doesn't make them always right and doesn't automatically mean you have to believe everything they claim. Fire the doubts back at them and they can, and do, capitulate quite often.

Again chaps, why the hatred? Can you not accept the opinion of others? Things happen, just because they haven't happened to you, doesn't mean they can't happen to someone else.

It really is weird to log on each day and see the latest vitriol and jealousy exerted towards me because I had the audacity to post..... Strange Still, I'm always happy to answer some of them if you insist on asking questions, hence, stop asking questions of me if you don't like the answers I give.
Assuming your recollection is as clear as you suggest, you'd be able to tell us when/where this was and the name of the duty officer you spoke to. Should be easy enough to verify.
Guess that is that piece of fantasy settled. laugh

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Wednesday 17th February 2016
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Really, you think your opinion is so important I have to justify it to you? Delusions of grandeur bud, couldn't care less. It happened, live with it

daytona355

825 posts

199 months

Wednesday 17th February 2016
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Back in 2003/4, I was banging a couple girls in Nottingham, and used to go up and stay in a hotel, driving either one of the maseratis, the Aston, or Ferrari. On a Sunday evening, the centre of town was nicknamed the circuit, as all the boy racers would circulate, and park up alongside the bus depot to chat. I used to pull out and run a few lights with them, and then park and chat, they liked to see the cars. Anyhow, the cops used to make them move if they parked for too long, and one night, I was there when the Feds arrived. They actually thought I would also move, stupid, and while all the chaps drove off, I stayed and argued my point since there was no restriction where I was, and I was entitled to park. They got all beetroot faced, and threatened all sorts, but I stayed there until they gave up and left!

Another top story from the archives

I'm pretty sure Notts chaps will know of the scene at that time, lots of scoobs and evos around at the time