Traffic cops shock

[planetdave]

Blimey, tonite they actually did some good work instead of crashing willy nilly into the scrotes. Hurrah for the BiB

[mrs fish]

PC Pat Langley

[planetdave]

Doooo behaive

[robp]

Did you see the state of that drugged up women who did the hit and run?

Lovely

[DrSeuss]

robp said: Did you see the state of that drugged up women who did the hit and run?

Lovely

Jeez, how rough was she? They certainly dealt with her much more kindly than I would've done.

[Bruce Fielding]

Interesting... when they catch speeders, we think they're wasting everyone's time (me included). When they catch the drunks or the drugged up, we're cheering for them (me included again). Who'd want that job? Which begs another question, doesn't it...

[planetdave]

I think a general chorus of
also the derisory sentancing of everyone bar (geddit) the solicitor.

[DennisTheMenace]

that scraggy bint with the red nissan who was on drugs she deserved longer than 6 months should have been decades , god she was mingin i dont think even rolf would touch that on animal hospital

[voyds9]

robp said: Did you see the state of that drugged up women who did the hit and run?

Lovely

She doesn't look any better in the flesh (I work just round the corner)

[voyds9]

Did I hear correct the bloke who crashed the Audi (whilst drunk) got a 12 month ban and the solicitor who didn't crash the car (whilst drunk) got an 18 month ban.
Nice to know the law is blind to stature in community, I bet she also lost her job.

[robp]

voyds9 said: Did I hear correct the bloke who crashed the Audi (whilst drunk) got a 12 month ban and the solicitor who didn't crash the car (whilst drunk) got an 18 month ban.
Nice to know the law is blind to stature in community, I bet she also lost her job.

I always thought when a film crew had footage of you it was upto you to have your face blurred. I wonder why this solicitor did not chose/ask/have the right to remain un-identified?

[Fer]

Anyone notice the comment from the copper who mentioned "drunk and drugged drivers and speeding" in the same breath? I felt that this was an interesting view. I know I do one, would never (intentionally) do the other, but did not really group them together.

[gemini]

Lovely

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Jeez, how rough was she? They certainly dealt with her much more kindly than I would've done.

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Dam right - Id have siezed her and put her in a property bag!
She had sores on her sores

Bet she wouldnt be allowed to the "sisters" PH party - rabbit or no no rabbit!

Did anyone else hear the class commentator?
I thought the BBC were world leaders in programme production?
" The woman driving was called Bev - Thats short for Beverley" No really thanks !!

No Jed in his bushes this week though. Oh!

[hertsbiker]

Hang on lads, crash into an adult + 2 kids, do runner while high, get 6 months in prison.

Do 160mph in Wales, go to prison for 12 months...


Seems like injuring people is less "offensive" than speeding.

Something wrong here.

C

[anonymous-user]

It was unbelievable that the woman who nearly killed two children and a mother, fled the scene of the crime, lied to the police and was obviously a heavy user of class a drugs only got 6 months! Lethal injection would have been my preference. (Although judging by the look of her face she may well have administered that herself).

Also, the scrote who, whilst pissed, hits 2 cars and flees the scene of the crime gets a ban and a £130 fine. Paul-b whilst sober but admittedly whilst driving a new Jaguar gets a £200 fine for a bit of speeding! The criminal justice system needs sorting out.

CarZee! Deltaf! Bruce F! Fish (Mrs)! Work to be done.

[pbrettle]

robp said:

voyds9 said: Did I hear correct the bloke who crashed the Audi (whilst drunk) got a 12 month ban and the solicitor who didn't crash the car (whilst drunk) got an 18 month ban.
Nice to know the law is blind to stature in community, I bet she also lost her job.

I always thought when a film crew had footage of you it was upto you to have your face blurred. I wonder why this solicitor did not chose/ask/have the right to remain un-identified?

Its my understanding that if you are pending a court case you cant be identified (innocent until proven guilty). However, the solicitor has obviously been convicted and therefore it is a matter of public records.... though I do believe that you have a certain amount of privacy, but only in the case of sex crimes etc....

I can imagine the banter back at the nick though - would have been funny to listen in on .

cheers,

Paul

[madcop]

gemini said:

Did anyone else hear the class commentator?
I thought the BBC were world leaders in programme production?
" The woman driving was called Bev - Thats short for Beverley" No really thanks !!

No Jed in his bushes this week though. Oh!

I noticed that blinder of a comment. Said to Mrs MC it could also be short for that well known girls name 'Beverage'

What about the comment on the chap that was Jay walking after 1 1/2 gallons of amber nectar?

Whilst shown ebbing his life into the gutter the commentator stated that " After a moment, the injured mans prospects looked good!"

..... he is about to secure a £45k job that he did not know he had applied for with fringe benefits, profit sharing, BUPA scheme and a contributory pension scheme.
His lottery numbers are also due to come to fruition in the next 3 weeks!


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[gemini]

madcop said
Said to Mrs MC it could also be short for that well known girls name 'Beverage'

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Do you know I had thought exactly the same!

One thing that did come out of the programme was the solicitor. "Im a property solicitor. I dont get paid that much. Give me a break. Cant you drop me off at home"
HA.
Says to property solicitor " I am lowly cop - I dont get paid that much - Give me a break and do my conveyancing for £100"

Of course she would - my arse