police camera van
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scorcher said:
vonhosen said:
Can't see from that if it's blocking your drive or not.
looks like an old picture. thats a 53 plate van. 13 years old. google images show it as coming from here.........http://www.thedayafteryesterday.co.uk/search?q=+sp...
and created 2 topics on the same subject within a minute on different forums;
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...
GreatGranny said:
Well, got to work this morning, opened my emails and found a nice little message from the OP in reply to my post on Page 1 in which I called him a "right bundle of joy :-)"
"Username: TOV!E
Email: Gordon******@live.co.uk
Message:
And you sound like a great
"
Very pleasant!
Could have posted that on the forum but resorts to personal email insult."Username: TOV!E
Email: Gordon******@live.co.uk
Message:
And you sound like a great
"Very pleasant!
Typical of the chinless wonders on here that need to grow some
Ignor the twunt
AB said:
TOV!E
Original Poster:
1,951 posts
140 months
Seems unusual for a regular poster like this to go off on one. Nervous breakdown? On the ale? Hijacked account?
Bizarre.
That's what I thought.Original Poster:
1,951 posts
140 months
Seems unusual for a regular poster like this to go off on one. Nervous breakdown? On the ale? Hijacked account?
Bizarre.
Been on here a while but not a huge poster and none argumentative most of the time and that's the first insulting message I have ever received.
HantsRat said:
Utter tosh.
What about PCSO's/Workshop staff who drive police vehicles daily. Are they breaking the law too?
...all those millions of civilian witnessed penalties and court cases need to be overturned oh-dear!What about PCSO's/Workshop staff who drive police vehicles daily. Are they breaking the law too?
Utter tosh indeed.
I seriously doubt any member of police staff told the OP to p
s off as well. I wonder about the OP's intent in posting this nonsense.
tapereel said:
HantsRat said:
Utter tosh.
What about PCSO's/Workshop staff who drive police vehicles daily. Are they breaking the law too?
...all those millions of civilian witnessed penalties and court cases need to be overturned oh-dear!What about PCSO's/Workshop staff who drive police vehicles daily. Are they breaking the law too?
Utter tosh indeed.
I seriously doubt any member of police staff told the OP to p
s off as well. I wonder about the OP's intent in posting this nonsense.
mph1977 said:
Yes
and respond if suitably trained and authorised ...
the relevant legislation makes no reference to Constables, merely that the vehicle be used for police purposes ...
Think you will find anyone can driver a marked police car with blues, seen mechanics driving them. I drove a fully marked 2.8 Galaxy police spec whilst the master tech at our ford dealer had his laptop monitoring for issues. The agreement we had is it could only be driven on highway with the master tech in the car.and respond if suitably trained and authorised ...
the relevant legislation makes no reference to Constables, merely that the vehicle be used for police purposes ...
Police staff who aren't sworn officers, can normally drive one (without emergency equipment activated) after just a basic check drive. My force don't give PCSOs any training bar a check drive and this button does blues if at a scene and not moving if authorised to use.
Edited by surveyor_101 on Tuesday 28th June 20:16
Quick update, the camera operator has been sacked due to improper contact and using foul language and operating from a private driveway (conversation was recorded)
Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
TOV!E said:
Quick update, the camera operator has been sacked due to improper contact and using foul language and operating from a private driveway (conversation was recorded)
Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
Did they fiddle with you?Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
TOV!E said:
Quick update, the camera operator has been sacked due to improper contact and using foul language and operating from a private driveway (conversation was recorded)
Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
Do you feel better now he has no job to support himself/ his family? Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
ETA: this is of course thinking what you've said is true, the picture you linked to has been proved to be from a good few years ago.
Edited by eybic on Friday 1st July 12:32
TOV!E said:
Quick update, the camera operator has been sacked due to improper contact and using foul language and operating from a private driveway (conversation was recorded)
Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
God I can smell the bull poo from here. Thank you all for your support, I am now on a mission to get every mobile camera van operative sacked, all it takes is a little wind up and they take the bait....
Many Many thanks again,,,,
How can you tell he wasn't a police officer?
Never heard of plain-clothed police officers?
And maybe the reason that he wasn't in uniform is that he's not out "on the beat" so not really in the public eye, and it would be a lot more comfortable to wear a t-shirt and shorts inside a scorching hot van, than full police uniform?
Never heard of plain-clothed police officers?
And maybe the reason that he wasn't in uniform is that he's not out "on the beat" so not really in the public eye, and it would be a lot more comfortable to wear a t-shirt and shorts inside a scorching hot van, than full police uniform?
Edited by guindilias on Friday 1st July 14:03
Edited by guindilias on Friday 1st July 14:31
guindilias said:
How can you tell he wasn't a police officer?
Never heard of plain-clothed police officers?
And maybe the reason that he wasn't in uniform is that he's not out "on the beat" so not really in the public eye, and it would be a lot more comfortable to wear a t-shirt and shorts inside a scorching hot van, than full police uniform?
It's extremely rare for Police officers to be operating camera vans ... Never heard of plain-clothed police officers?
And maybe the reason that he wasn't in uniform is that he's not out "on the beat" so not really in the public eye, and it would be a lot more comfortable to wear a t-shirt and shorts inside a scorching hot van, than full police uniform?
the whole story smells of bull effluent anyway ... you can tell when the exams have finished ...
Edited by mph1977 on Friday 1st July 16:32
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