Brunstrom splashing out on more cash harvesting kit.?
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crash.net said:
The Police force’s most proficient public/police bridge-burner, Chief Constable Richard Brunstrom has just announced the purchase of nine so-called super cameras, that will be able to catch motorists who aren’t wearing a seatbelt or are eating, drinking, smoking and phoning behind the wheel.
Motorists could face fines, bans or even jail for the offences these cameras can detect.
The new ‘scameras’ cost £17,750 each and will be operated from road side vans. Surely a decent digital camera would do just as well? You can get those for a few hundred quid.
The hi-tech cameras are made and sold by Tele-Traffic UK, whose Director, Jon Bond, once admitted to undercover reporters that speed cameras were a 'scam'.
http://www.crash.net/motoring/roadcars/news/article/20535-0/new_cameras_for_brunstroms_force.htmlMotorists could face fines, bans or even jail for the offences these cameras can detect.
The new ‘scameras’ cost £17,750 each and will be operated from road side vans. Surely a decent digital camera would do just as well? You can get those for a few hundred quid.
The hi-tech cameras are made and sold by Tele-Traffic UK, whose Director, Jon Bond, once admitted to undercover reporters that speed cameras were a 'scam'.
Is this true...?
ers?mybrainhurts said:
crash.net said:
The Police force’s most proficient public/police bridge-burner, Chief Constable Richard Brunstrom has just announced the purchase of nine so-called super cameras, that will be able to catch motorists who aren’t wearing a seatbelt or are eating, drinking, smoking and phoning behind the wheel.
Motorists could face fines, bans or even jail for the offences these cameras can detect.
The new ‘scameras’ cost £17,750 each and will be operated from road side vans. Surely a decent digital camera would do just as well? You can get those for a few hundred quid.
The hi-tech cameras are made and sold by Tele-Traffic UK, whose Director, Jon Bond, once admitted to undercover reporters that speed cameras were a 'scam'.
http://www.crash.net/motoring/roadcars/news/article/20535-0/new_cameras_for_brunstroms_force.htmlMotorists could face fines, bans or even jail for the offences these cameras can detect.
The new ‘scameras’ cost £17,750 each and will be operated from road side vans. Surely a decent digital camera would do just as well? You can get those for a few hundred quid.
The hi-tech cameras are made and sold by Tele-Traffic UK, whose Director, Jon Bond, once admitted to undercover reporters that speed cameras were a 'scam'.
Is this true...?
By the way.. the latest major organised crime must be "music" to his ears und explains why he wants drugs legalising so that he can have "more of this other big crime".
TRACTORS...
it seem they are worth a lot of money .. They also easy to nick as they still have old style keys which start up most tractors.
These are being stolen to order und shipped around the world. (BBC news yesterday und I think I see link when I clawed around for the story on the Farmers Weekly site und the BBC Countryfile pages) 
Perhaps Dick wants these criminals to pinch all the tractors in Wales so that he can get all the drivers overtaking them criminalised
Or maybe he need a tractor himself
to harvest all his loot. If he had one.. he would not then have to park his car inconsiderately to take his cuttings to the tip 
WildCat said:
Obviously this fool has not heard that a police officer on normal patrol ist a better deterrent und far better value for money than some camera.
By the way.. the latest major organised crime must be "music" to his ears und explains why he wants drugs legalising so that he can have "more of this other big crime".
TRACTORS...
it seem they are worth a lot of money .. They also easy to nick as they still have old style keys which start up most tractors. These are being stolen to order und shipped around the world. (BBC news yesterday und I think I see link when I clawed around for the story on the Farmers Weekly site und the BBC Countryfile pages)
Perhaps Dick wants these criminals to pinch all the tractors in Wales so that he can get all the drivers overtaking them criminalised
Or maybe he need a tractor himself to harvest all his loot. If he had one.. he would not then have to park his car inconsiderately to take his cuttings to the tip
I love this post By the way.. the latest major organised crime must be "music" to his ears und explains why he wants drugs legalising so that he can have "more of this other big crime".
TRACTORS...
it seem they are worth a lot of money .. They also easy to nick as they still have old style keys which start up most tractors.
These are being stolen to order und shipped around the world. (BBC news yesterday und I think I see link when I clawed around for the story on the Farmers Weekly site und the BBC Countryfile pages) Perhaps Dick wants these criminals to pinch all the tractors in Wales so that he can get all the drivers overtaking them criminalised
Or maybe he need a tractor himself
to harvest all his loot. If he had one.. he would not then have to park his car inconsiderately to take his cuttings to the tip 
WildCat said:
TRACTORS...
Speaking of which, these guys don't piss about. JD dealer near us had a crew go round the back, chop through the fence and stick a pair of machines on a truck.I have two keys on my keyring that will allow me to drive almost any bit of plant in the country (new combine = circa £150-200grand), but I have 3 just to drive my 106 (~£150-200). wtf?!
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