Soldato
Quite a bizzare story
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Soldato
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The police can and do get things wrong or make them up. I was stopped for driving when on my mobile phone they said I was lying when I said I wasn't as they had both seen me. I said the couldn't have as my phone is two miles away at my house, they spent the next 10 minutes searching the car.
I put a formal complaint in and got an apology, no doubt if a phone was in the car even although it wasn't in my hand I would have got 3 points as even if you take it to court a magistrate is always going to take the word of two police officers.
I put a formal complaint in and got an apology, no doubt if a phone was in the car even although it wasn't in my hand I would have got 3 points as even if you take it to court a magistrate is always going to take the word of two police officers.
Of course they make mistakes, they're only human. Quite a few times I've seen someone who looks like they're on the phone while driving, when they're just resting their head on their hand or something.
At the end of the day, if you're in the right then you've got nothing to worry about - there's no excuse for giving them attitude for trying to do their job. In the case of the original quote, they would have to be able to back it up with something, and chances are the in car video will do this.
At the end of the day, if you're in the right then you've got nothing to worry about - there's no excuse for giving them attitude for trying to do their job. In the case of the original quote, they would have to be able to back it up with something, and chances are the in car video will do this.
Soldato
I think this is the underlining problem, he probably put it on once pulled over and knows he was in the wrong.
One day he will get pulled over and wont be able to talk his way out of it.
That post was absolutely excellent.
More words are spelt incorrectly than correctly!!
I am taking a copy of that post right now - something to show anyone that wants to start an argument on the intelligence level of the "yuff of today".
