Killed after fleeing unpaid petrol station bill
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So what do we think of this one ... must have been driving like a complete ar5e to kill himself on that bit of road. Doesn't appear the Police were chasing or anything.
Driving off without paying for fuel is a sh1t thing to do, and I'd wish pain on the driver, but I wouldn't wish him dead. I feel very sorry for his family.
Driving off without paying for fuel is a sh1t thing to do, and I'd wish pain on the driver, but I wouldn't wish him dead. I feel very sorry for his family.
bucksfreepressreporter said:
Driver killed fleeing scene
A MAN who died in a road accident was fleeing a garage he had just stolen petrol from, an inquest heard this week.
Terry Davey, 20, of Roberts Road, High Wycombe, died in the early hours of Friday, September 3, last year when he lost control of his car on a bend in Holmer Green Road, Hazelmere.
targarama said:
So what do we think of this one ... must have been driving like a complete ar5e to kill himself on that bit of road. Doesn't appear the Police were chasing or anything.
Driving off without paying for fuel is a sh1t thing to do, and I'd wish pain on the driver, but I wouldn't wish him dead. I feel very sorry for his family.
bucksfreepressreporter said:
Driver killed fleeing scene
A MAN who died in a road accident was fleeing a garage he had just stolen petrol from, an inquest heard this week.
Terry Davey, 20, of Roberts Road, High Wycombe, died in the early hours of Friday, September 3, last year when he lost control of his car on a bend in Holmer Green Road, Hazelmere.
I wouldn't wish death on the man, but it wouldn't have happened if he had paid like everyone else.
However I really do feel sorry for his family.
It's a tragedy, but self inflicted IMHO.
Once again, I say, every action has a reaction. Driving at high speed away from the scene of a crime always has the potential to go pear shaped.
I have no sympathy whatsoever for him. Also, precisely how do you kill yourself fleeing a petrol station bill? pull out of forecourt assumedly as quick as you can (say 20mph max), be on road, job done. I supposed he must have pulled out in front of / into a hgv or somesuch.
My money says this was actually 'person kills themself by driving like a t
t shortly after stealing from a petrol station'.
My money says this was actually 'person kills themself by driving like a t
t shortly after stealing from a petrol station'.lanciachris said:
I have no sympathy whatsoever for him. Also, precisely how do you kill yourself fleeing a petrol station bill? pull out of forecourt assumedly as quick as you can (say 20mph max), be on road, job done. I supposed he must have pulled out in front of / into a hgv or somesuch.
My money says this was actually 'person kills themself by driving like a t
article said said:
He lost control on a bend
lanciachris said:
I have no sympathy whatsoever for him. Also, precisely how do you kill yourself fleeing a petrol station bill? pull out of forecourt assumedly as quick as you can (say 20mph max), be on road, job done. I supposed he must have pulled out in front of / into a hgv or somesuch.
My money says this was actually 'person kills themself by driving like a t
Its sad for the parents that they should have been responsible for bringing such a T
t into the world.bucksfreepressreporter said:
Driver killed fleeing scene
A MAN who died in a road accident was fleeing a garage he had just stolen petrol from, an inquest heard this week.
Terry Davey, 20, of Roberts Road, High Wycombe, died in the early hours of Friday, September 3, last year when he lost control of his car on a bend in Holmer Green Road, Hazelmere.
sorry to sound callous, but good riddance to low-lifes like this.
what would he have done next? stolen your car? broken into your house? held up your local post office?
just another example of st tony bliar's no-values britain "i want it so i'll have it. now."
"you've got it i haven't so i want it. now."
thatcher made that ominous prophecy "there is no such thing as society" - lo and behold, st tony bliar has made it a reality.
Little sympathy here. It has been mentioned about insurance. Wild assumption I know, but based on years of experience I'd say there is a strong liklihood this person will be an active criminal. Using cars to commit crime, driving with no regard to anyone else and generally sticking two fingers up to everyone else.
Well, what goes round comes round, and on that day the law of averages caught up with him.
Good riddance.
Well, what goes round comes round, and on that day the law of averages caught up with him.
Good riddance.
xxplod said:
Little sympathy here. It has been mentioned about insurance. Wild assumption I know, but based on years of experience I'd say there is a strong liklihood this person will be an active criminal. Using cars to commit crime, driving with no regard to anyone else and generally sticking two fingers up to everyone else.
Well, what goes round comes round, and on that day the law of averages caught up with him.
Good riddance.
Local to me this one,
This lad managed to crash his car into a heavily wooded area just past a slight bend about 150yards from the nearest petrol station (the one I guess he robbed). He must have been going some in this 30 as he got a good 15 foot through some pretty big trees. There is a scamera about another 100 foot down the hill but I doubt he would have worried about that.
I never saw the accident but do remember loads of flowers etc some someone must have loved him.
It all went pear shaped about where the Green is of Holmer Green Road
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This lad managed to crash his car into a heavily wooded area just past a slight bend about 150yards from the nearest petrol station (the one I guess he robbed). He must have been going some in this 30 as he got a good 15 foot through some pretty big trees. There is a scamera about another 100 foot down the hill but I doubt he would have worried about that.
I never saw the accident but do remember loads of flowers etc some someone must have loved him.
It all went pear shaped about where the Green is of Holmer Green Road
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egoboss said:
thatcher made that ominous prophecy "there is no such thing as society" - lo and behold, st tony bliar has made it a reality.
Not having a dig at you, but I do so hate people who misquote what Margaret Thatcher said all those years ago. Her words have been twisted by her enemies to mean the complete opposite of what she actually said.
What she actually said, in context, was:
Margaret Thatcher said:
I think we've been through a period where too many people have been given to understand that if they have a problem, it's the government's job to cope with it. 'I have a problem, I'll get a grant.' 'I'm homeless, the government must house me.' They're casting their problem on society. And, you know, there is no such thing as society. There are individual men and women, and there are families. And no government can do anything except through people, and people must look to themselves first. It's our duty to look after ourselves and then, also to look after our neighbour. People have got the entitlements too much in mind, without the obligations. There's no such thing as entitlement, unless someone has first met an obligation.
Prime minister Margaret Thatcher, talking to Women's Own magazine, October 3 1987
That's somewhat different, isn't it?
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