Report to police?
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Slow.Patrol

Original Poster:

4,140 posts

36 months

Yesterday (15:49)
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The local village scally has got a car about two weeks ago.

It has an MOT, but no tax and no insurance. The MOT runs out in a couple of weeks.

He is driving it around the village in a nobbish way. Thing is, he lives near me and I'm pretty sure he has only just turned 17, so he probably hasn't got a licence.

Do I report him to the police (driving recklessly) or just mind my own business.


Kwackersaki

1,622 posts

250 months

Yesterday (16:32)
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Report the little toss pot.

Richard-390a0

3,230 posts

113 months

Yesterday (16:40)
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I'd have no issues with reporting either. These are the sort of scumbags who usually cause an accident with life changing injuries or worse for someone else whilst they seem to up & run without any issues as seen so many times on the various Police camera programmes.

trails

6,376 posts

171 months

Yesterday (16:45)
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Report.

I wonder how long until the snitches get stitches barbwire gargling tough guys arrive.

Pica-Pica

15,962 posts

106 months

Yesterday (16:50)
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Report.

the-norseman

15,041 posts

193 months

Yesterday (17:01)
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100% report it

Decky_Q

1,933 posts

199 months

Yesterday (17:04)
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+1 for report, exactly the kind of person to kill someone or themselves.

LunarOne

6,823 posts

159 months

Yesterday (17:06)
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I don't understand why you're even asking? Unless there was a way he'd know it was you and you think he might retaliate, then absolutely report him. Personally I couldn't care less about no tax, but no insurance is unforgiveable. He needs to be taken off the road.

geeks

11,047 posts

161 months

Yesterday (17:07)
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What's it got to do with you? Nosey nob!







Just kidding, report that bellend!

Alex Z

1,967 posts

98 months

Yesterday (17:31)
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I’d love to see someone making a reasoned argument not to report him.

alscar

7,956 posts

235 months

Yesterday (17:42)
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Another vote for reporting.
Should he do something silly and you hadn’t at least tried to do something ?

Jamescrs

5,844 posts

87 months

Yesterday (17:52)
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Notify DVLA as well about no road tax. They like to go around an area and sweep up a number of cars at once when they get a few reports

Mad Maximus

865 posts

25 months

Yesterday (21:29)
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Report.

a_dreamer

2,395 posts

59 months

Yesterday (21:46)
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Better to report now and it turn out it's all above board than something happen and you wish you had

Landlubber

119 posts

71 months

Yesterday (23:19)
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Report.

Red9zero

10,261 posts

79 months

Definately report him, with as much info as possible.

Gary29

4,845 posts

121 months

Report.

Can't think of a logical argument not to.

He'll probably have the car confiscated, get off scott free and buy another shed and carry on as if nothing has happened a few days later, but you can always repeat the cycle.

Triumph Man

9,425 posts

190 months

Report. I reported someone once because I saw they had a 3-series E36 saloon on an X plate (because I'm a massive car bore I realised that no E36 saloons were registered on an X plate - latest at an absolute push were on a T plate)- turns out they were fraudulently using the plate from a newer car to avoid paying tax/insurance on the BMW

If anyone says I was being a dick I'm sure you, like me, pay enough to keep our cars legal that someone deliberately flouting the rules should be called out on it.

LosingGrip

8,629 posts

181 months

PH makes me laugh. Ive seen similar posts saying keep out of it etc.

This time its report report report.

(Im in the report camp all day long).

Hughesie

12,707 posts

304 months

Snitches get stitches, but worth it in this case...