Traffic Cops on BBC1 Quote of the Day
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The 2 woman officers at the start, one didn't see at all (didn't even know which car they were stopping), the other in her own words wasn't entirely sure/couldn't see but it 'looked like' the driver had something up to his ear, so they decided to give him a ticket for using a phone anyway, with no admission! OK they got him on the drugs etc. as well, but they should be giving warnings only if they aren't 100% sure when dispensing instant justice. Not good.
Mr GrimNasty said:
The 2 woman officers at the start, one didn't see at all (didn't even know which car they were stopping), the other in her own words wasn't entirely sure/couldn't see but it 'looked like' the driver had something up to his ear, so they decided to give him a ticket for using a phone anyway, with no admission! OK they got him on the drugs etc. as well, but they should be giving warnings only if they aren't 100% sure when dispensing instant justice. Not good.
To be fair, it was the narrator mentioned the idea that they were just going to stick a ticket on. Her initial approach sounded more like the classic attitude test/opportunity to self-incriminate.randlemarcus said:
Mr GrimNasty said:
The 2 woman officers at the start, one didn't see at all (didn't even know which car they were stopping), the other in her own words wasn't entirely sure/couldn't see but it 'looked like' the driver had something up to his ear, so they decided to give him a ticket for using a phone anyway, with no admission! OK they got him on the drugs etc. as well, but they should be giving warnings only if they aren't 100% sure when dispensing instant justice. Not good.
To be fair, it was the narrator mentioned the idea that they were just going to stick a ticket on. Her initial approach sounded more like the classic attitude test/opportunity to self-incriminate.Gassing Station | TV, Film, Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff