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Surely the policeman should have stopped this rider sooner?
Following on an unmarked bike surely was egging this fella on, albeit a plank of a guy!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8704489.stm
Following on an unmarked bike surely was egging this fella on, albeit a plank of a guy!
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/8704489.stm
shouldbworking said:
If you seriously think that represents entrapment then you are mad!
Why not stop him sooner, surely once he pulled that wheelie was enough of a reason to pull the fella? Instead he continues to pace the guy achieving what. Wonder what the repercussions would have been if the guy had stacked it and in court the Policeman was asked to explain why he followed him for so long before taking any action?
One question that would be interesting to know the answer to, would when the Police bike put its lights and siren on, if the answer is not until after the biker was doing 140, then not only would it suggest entrapment, but IMHO, the Police rider on the bike should also be disciplined.
UncappedTag said:
shouldbworking said:
If you seriously think that represents entrapment then you are mad!
Why not stop him sooner, surely once he pulled that wheelie was enough of a reason to pull the fella? Instead he continues to pace the guy achieving what. Wonder what the repercussions would have been if the guy had stacked it and in court the Policeman was asked to explain why he followed him for so long before taking any action?
Rider was just being a plank.
UncappedTag said:
Link, have no idea what you are talking about 
Edit: but I'm sure I've seen clarkson drive a car from the rear seats before with string to turn the steering wheel, and litter picker to change gear?
It was for the Vauxhall Signum, yes he did indeed drive it from the back seat for a short while.
Edit: but I'm sure I've seen clarkson drive a car from the rear seats before with string to turn the steering wheel, and litter picker to change gear?
Edited by UncappedTag on Wednesday 26th May 12:48
Indecently as I own said Signum it is suited for being a passenger more than the driver but it does a very good job as being a boring work horse
MadRob6 said:
UncappedTag said:
shouldbworking said:
If you seriously think that represents entrapment then you are mad!
Why not stop him sooner, surely once he pulled that wheelie was enough of a reason to pull the fella? Instead he continues to pace the guy achieving what. Wonder what the repercussions would have been if the guy had stacked it and in court the Policeman was asked to explain why he followed him for so long before taking any action?
Rider was just being a plank.
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t" and ends up going down the road on his face at 130mph.