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Quote: xcabbi Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:19 pm Post subject:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris what would happen if you revved your P plater equipped unmarked car up at the lights next to a ham fisted youth with little car control skills and he took off, crashed and died. well im not sure any cop would even do this
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ChrisRaby wrote: Quote: xcabbi Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:19 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris what would happen if you revved your P plater equipped unmarked car up at the lights next to a ham fisted youth with little car control skills and he took off, crashed and died. well im not sure any cop would even do this but what if? |
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yea the green VE and blue F6 get around penrith with p - plates, every thursday at Penrith Maccas and Nepean river
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well quite obviously the incident would be investigated and the police involved would be brought before a court if they were in the wrong. but seeing as how this is not a police tactic, i cannot see it happening.
but then again, the police are not likely to be charged as there is no law broken, no offence committed
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what personally pisses me off is the police officer's selective hearing. People are getting done for excessive noise and loud exhausts in their cars, but bikies seem to get away with shaking the earth with a harley no problems
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Too scared to stand up to the bikies, maybe?
When did revving your car at the lights and inciting dangerous behaviour/negligent driving not become a crime? I'm gonna start up everyone I come across now! No need to actually race them, I'll just feel good knowing I'm not breaking the law, but inciting others to and getting away with it.
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ChrisRaby wrote: Quote: WazUte Posted: Tue Dec 30, 2008 3:30 pm Post subject: P Plates On A Cop Car -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- i was coming home from the drags on dec 28th at eastern creek, and what do i see, a red p plater pulled over by an undercover police car. it was a lime green VE commodore, as i drove past it, still checking it out, the commodore had a set of "GREEN P PLATES". how unfair is that. so keep an eye out... as a police officer myself, i feel obliged to defend my job. sorry mate but this is in no way unfair, as a matter of fact, we are verry fair to be putting up with the stuff we cop everyday to make a living. dont speed or hoon, and you wont get in trouble  what a load of s**t. my mates paperwork saying he was a fully licensed driver went to his old address so he was driving around with P plates on a full license, got pulled up and got a 116 dollar fine for displaying p plates when not needed. i hope these cops get the fine. of course they won't, BECAUSE THE COPS THINK THEY ARE ABOVE THE LAW! and they can go around picking on P platers and being lippy pricks
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Ill first just say that i am all for police doing there job and doing it right.
But the displaying of P or L plates on a vehicle that is being driven by a fully licenced driver is illegal. Police are not above the law (if anything are scrutinised by it more) so i do not see how they can legally be driving around in cars that ' P ' platers are legally prevented to drive and displaying p plates, when they are obviously fully licenced drivers. I personally have not seen any of these cars, but would suggest to the people who have and who know what they are looking for, to Carry around a video camera (or use your mobile if it takes good footage) and get these officers and cars on film and submit it to today tonight or aca and get these guys investigated and turn it back around onto them rather than have the focus on the 'hoons' all the time. I would love to sit next to one of these guys and when they "rev" their engine, i "rev" mine, and when the lights go green, take off niiice and slow. Get these guys on film and take that to the police station and t/t & aca. This cracking down on hoons is getting beyond a joke and unfortunately it is us responsible hoons that suffer.
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FLASH wrote: I would love to sit next to one of these guys and when they "rev" their engine, i "rev" mine, and when the lights go green, take off niiice and slow. Get these guys on film and take that to the police station and t/t & aca. This cracking down on hoons is getting beyond a joke and unfortunately it is us responsible hoons that suffer. I would also like to see this, but i can see 1 flaw in it. The officer stupid enough to do this would probably get p****d at it, and still book said driver for "undue noise" or something, just because you didn't bite. Not likely, but that'd be my luck anyway.
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InspectorRectum wrote: ChrisRaby wrote: Quote: xcabbi Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:19 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris what would happen if you revved your P plater equipped unmarked car up at the lights next to a ham fisted youth with little car control skills and he took off, crashed and died. well im not sure any cop would even do this but what if? 
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FLASH wrote: Ill first just say that i am all for police doing there job and doing it right.
But the displaying of P or L plates on a vehicle that is being driven by a fully licenced driver is illegal. Police are not above the law (if anything are scrutinised by it more) so i do not see how they can legally be driving around in cars that ' P ' platers are legally prevented to drive and displaying p plates, when they are obviously fully licenced drivers. I personally have not seen any of these cars, but would suggest to the people who have and who know what they are looking for, to Carry around a video camera (or use your mobile if it takes good footage) and get these officers and cars on film and submit it to today tonight or aca and get these guys investigated and turn it back around onto them rather than have the focus on the 'hoons' all the time. I would love to sit next to one of these guys and when they "rev" their engine, i "rev" mine, and when the lights go green, take off niiice and slow. Get these guys on film and take that to the police station and t/t & aca. This cracking down on hoons is getting beyond a joke and unfortunately it is us responsible hoons that suffer. im with FLASH on this one. it is illegal for fully licenced drivers to display p plates, so why are the cops allowed to do it, when on paper, it is a bookable offence. kinda on the same subject, i see police cars speeding past me all the time, and then, down they road, the same police car in the maccas carpark. ive also seen highway patrol cars, with the driver on his mobile phone. im all for police enforcing the law, but since when are the police allowed to break the law, and five minutes later they are booking someone for something they did five minutes before. they should be setting an example, not being hypocrites.
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exactly. i see them breaking traction all the time. leaving the local hang out spot car park by doin a illegal u-turn. doing a illegal turn out of the cop compound. it's a load
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Probably the same blokes who would let you off with a friendly warning! LOL
Come on guys, you're making it sound like it's you against them. don't get to personal otherwise the read up on this and make everyones life miserable. don't you wankers think ahead?... what happen to turning a blind eye? LOL
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InspectorRectum wrote: ChrisRaby wrote: Quote: xcabbi Posted: Sat Jan 03, 2009 8:19 pm Post subject: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chris what would happen if you revved your P plater equipped unmarked car up at the lights next to a ham fisted youth with little car control skills and he took off, crashed and died. well im not sure any cop would even do this but what if? No one has died yet but they have actually done this. |
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Question: What if your a P Plater Coppa? Do you drive with P's while on patrol? Or take them off... being a cop.
I heard once that in the army, you advance to a full licence.. could be very wrong, but mayb cops get some sort of simalar thingo when on duty.
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