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[norman]

and he had a tw4ts reg to boot.

[Cubit]

norman, su 05 September 2010 - 06:07 PM, detto:

and he had a tw4ts reg to boot.

Had it coming to him. A magnet to the fckers.

[RichL]

MrHappy, su 05 September 2010 - 05:56 PM, detto:

so you chaps are from the ACAB school of thought ?

Ahem! Exhibit B.

http://news.sky.com/...VIII_Sports_Car

[MrHappy]

RichL, su 05 September 2010 - 06:19 PM, detto:

Ahem! Exhibit B.

F'kin lol I'd put money on "watch this" being siad before crash....... also interesting to find out how much poo they end up in, however I suspect many a car dealer has done the same to a customers car

Old git in R Rover got what he deserved std pratice to do the windsrceen on fail to stops, seen the bobies put all the glass in on vectra in hard stop.....

[norman]

MrHappy, su 05 September 2010 - 06:30 PM, detto:

however I suspect many a car dealer has done the same to a customers car

I have posted before but still nice to watch.

[Specialist]

RichL, su 05 September 2010 - 06:19 PM, detto:

Ahem! Exhibit B.

http://news.sky.com/...VIII_Sports_Car

Classic

[nikko]

[quote name='hpotter' timestamp='1283689722' post='251017']
Having no experience of fitting cctv/access in custody suites and having seen video below, i was wondering if anyone can give me some insight.

As i understand it recording in them has to be kept for 90days max to comply with dpa/hra?
Who has access to the footage?
Can gp ask for footage copy as per say gp can in shop?
Is mirror recording (and presume off site?) mandatory or maybe rule of thumb, or is this Just for say gp area cams where say terrorist may attack?
Assume audio with lip sync on all cams in suite?
Assume real time recording all cams, no motion detection?
What criteria for lens/cam choice ie of the identify/recognise/detect/monitor choices whats the general rule for say, cells, or corridors?

anyway the footage

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-11190561
[/quote



Just a thought, would the original question get answered if it was posted in trade only?

Edited by nikko, 05 September 2010 - 10:25 PM.

[arfur mo]

reidy, su 05 September 2010 - 06:06 PM, detto:

Thats it

Yes, a real desperate hi speed chase reached all of 40 mph, no wrong side of road, no red lights jumped. Many drivers young or old do not react 'properly' to following 2's & blue's.

Disgusting behaviour by those who charged and paid to protect us, what on earth was the need to stove in the window, nearly injuring his surprised colleague? Whst was jumping loutishly on the bonnet all about?

This guy wa no harde hardened criminal or goofy yob.
The fright could have caused a heart attack and/or injury ftom the glass and/or hasp

Try that amount of violence protecting your home!!!
Arfur

[Specialist]

arfur mo, su 06 September 2010 - 06:21 AM, detto:

Yes, a real desperate hi speed chase reached all of 40 mph, no wrong side of road, no red lights jumped. Many drivers young or old do not react 'properly' to following 2's & blue's.

Disgusting behaviour by those who charged and paid to protect us, what on earth was the need to stove in the window, nearly injuring his surprised colleague? Whst was jumping loutishly on the bonnet all about?

This guy wa no harde hardened criminal or goofy yob.
The fright could have caused a heart attack and/or injury ftom the glass and/or hasp

Try that amount of violence protecting your home!!!
Arfur

Arf do you really think they care? how many of them ever get prosecuted for what they do? as for using that amount of violence protecting your own home, your nicked for using excessive violence. OOP's sorry excessive force.

Edited by Specialist, 06 September 2010 - 07:48 AM.

[norman]

arfur mo, su 06 September 2010 - 06:21 AM, detto:

Yes, a real desperate hi speed chase reached all of 40 mph, no wrong side of road, no red lights jumped. Many drivers young or old do not react 'properly' to following 2's & blue's.

Disgusting behaviour by those who charged and paid to protect us, what on earth was the need to stove in the window, nearly injuring his surprised colleague? Whst was jumping loutishly on the bonnet all about?

This guy wa no harde hardened criminal or goofy yob.
The fright could have caused a heart attack and/or injury ftom the glass and/or hasp

Try that amount of violence protecting your home!!!
Arfur

disagree, he failed to stop, they have no idea why so they would do the screen in it's standard to stop further drive off's and adds to the element of surprise and domination (that's why they always shout instructions). It also looked faster than 40 to me, more like 60-70 and catastrophic if he met something coming the other way the stupid old git. He got what he deserved imo.

[Specialist]

Gotta agree with Norman, if he stopped in the 1st place then no problems, question is why did'nt he stop. If he did'nt see or hear that thing behind him on Blues & Two's he should'nt be on the Bloody road in the first place & should be

[hpotter]

nikko, su 05 September 2010 - 10:23 PM, detto:

Just a thought, would the original question get answered if it was posted in trade only?

reckoned might be additional info from non trade members & less likey slating of those who do a difficult job in the public sector working for the public we all so love ourselves

[MrHappy]

quote of youtube (look same as I read in daily mail at the time) my coment in blue

Quote

fastfoward to about 1 min
A police officer jumped on the bonnet of retired businessman Robert Whatley's car and kicked the windscreen while another hit the window with his baton 15 times until it smashed.

They then dragged the 70-year-old, who has a heart condition and recently recovered from a stroke, from his £60,000 Range Rover 1st reg 25/06/2003 so ain't worth 60k

Mr Whatley, who lives in Usk, Monmouthshire, said: 'I couldn't believe what was happening.

'The police went completely over the top -- you would have thought I had robbed a bank. I was terrified when they started smashing in the window and trying
to kick in the windscreen.

'It's something you might expect in America but not in the quiet of the British countryside.'

The officers have been suspended while the Independent Police Complaints Commission carries out an investigation

A court heard yesterday that Mr Whatley, right, was originally pulled over in a country lane in Monmouthshire by traffic police who tried to issue him with a fine for not wearing a seat belt.

But when an officer went round to the passenger side, the car lurched forward and he was knocked over.

Mr Whatley told Caerphilly magistrates court, South Wales, that he then drove off because he thought the matter had been dealt with, felt 'frail and vulnerable' and was worried he would suffer another stroke.

The police followed him for 17 minutes, filmed doing 40 ? (failed to stop for 11 miles!) during which time he did not break the speed limit. Mr Whatley said he thought the blue lights and siren of the police car meant the officers were giving him an escort home.

He finally pulled over when he was confronted by a police 'stinger' device to puncture his tyres on the road into Usk. IMHO had no intention of stopping until

The subsequent scene of the police officers attacking his vehicle was filmed on the patrol car video and shown to the court.

IMHO the police did the correct thing

[Cubit]

Specialist, su 06 September 2010 - 10:23 AM, detto:

Gotta agree with Norman, if he stopped in the 1st place then no problems, question is why did'nt he stop. If he did'nt see or hear that thing behind him on Blues & Two's he should'nt be on the Bloody road in the first place & should be

Why??
Standard practice for beemer drivers

[MrHappy]

Cubit, su 06 September 2010 - 06:40 PM, detto:

Standard practice for beemer drivers

appears everybody & there dog has one, pretty much like fords & vauxhalls when I was a kid......

[Specialist]

Cubit, su 06 September 2010 - 06:40 PM, detto:

Why??
Standard practice for beemer drivers

What? Being Blind Tw**s, if thats the case I aint arguing nearly got run over by 1 of the F****rs earlier on. Stupid cow was driving the wrong way up a 1 way street outside the local infant school, could'nt understand why I was & at her .

[hpotter]

6mths inside on full pay at the moment.

reckon dismissal inevitable.

http://www.bbc.co.uk...tshire-11214026

[norman]

he's gonna need full pay to finance the KY.

[jameswilson]

I used to drive a beemer and top gear say that beemer drivers have moved to brand to audi.