Speeding ticket from Hell
Discussion
Trick is not to go to america in the first place. Absolutely hate them and everything they do (almost).
It makes me so angry when i see how heavy handed the police are there. They think they are above the law and can do whatever the hell they like.
Bloody incestuous, fat, god loving, hypocrites!
It makes me so angry when i see how heavy handed the police are there. They think they are above the law and can do whatever the hell they like.
Bloody incestuous, fat, god loving, hypocrites!
I am all for Police having something stronger than a loud voice to protect them but this is out of order. I wonder if any action was taken against the officer in question? Being the states i doubt it but officers like this guy are the reason so many people have such a bad opinion of the Police IMHO
Looks like the police are 'investigating' the incident:
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=3899692
However, why it needs to be posted on YouTube before they 'move the investigation along' could be a sign of how thorough the investigation will be. IMHO.
This line in the story "Gardner has not been reprimanded for the incident and, Roden said, has not been disciplined for incidents in the past." isn't a good sign.
That cop definitely needs lessons in how to handle a situation. When someone is trying to reasonably argue his point of view and is not being threatening then to resort to force is unbelievable - how does he handle worse situations?
And all throughout the video the cop still doesn't say what speed the guy was doing or that he has any evidence, and yet he is trying to force the guy to sign his guilt!
http://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=3899692
However, why it needs to be posted on YouTube before they 'move the investigation along' could be a sign of how thorough the investigation will be. IMHO.
This line in the story "Gardner has not been reprimanded for the incident and, Roden said, has not been disciplined for incidents in the past." isn't a good sign.
That cop definitely needs lessons in how to handle a situation. When someone is trying to reasonably argue his point of view and is not being threatening then to resort to force is unbelievable - how does he handle worse situations?
And all throughout the video the cop still doesn't say what speed the guy was doing or that he has any evidence, and yet he is trying to force the guy to sign his guilt!
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off or do as you are told. To be fair I don't fancy my chances with the latter.
That's exactly how I have imagined the moment when I catch up with DucatiGary.
I'm sure he's a puppydog really!!! 
