Guessing Competition

[Turbo6man]

  iTec said:

  DBOSS said:

  -carty said:

passenger giving head to driver, driver escalated and then lost all control, so to speak

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But Slymeat said it was'nt him

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actually he only said "I was not the driver." he never actually said that he was not a "passenger"

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PURE GOLD

[BA_Turbs]

I've seen a couple of situations similar to this when police have been chasing crooks, but htings have taken a turn for the worse.

However, if the answer is "a black dog ran out in front of them", then my guess is they were up to night shift shananigans and it didn't go as intended.

[plonky]

Probably chasing someone out of Liverpool back to Macquarie Fields.

I bet it was a 'Dickless Tracy' driving, and I use the term 'driving' loosely, and they ran into a culvert that they didn;t see.

[MRDOHC]

Lets see if HE gets put down for dangerous/careless driving ....

Anything will do ... even missing a blinker while turning off a roundabout

ok rant over

[-carty]

any crash gets a neg driving fine and points... does this happen with police also?

[BA_Turbs]

  -carty said:

any crash gets a neg driving fine and points... does this happen with police also?

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Depends on the circumstances. If they are invoking their exemption under the road rules, then no. People seem to think police just flaunt Road Rules fo rthe fun of it though. The only ticket for 3km/h over the limit I've ever seen was sent out to a policeman, on duty, who drove past a speed camera with the emergency lights on, on route to a hold-up alarm at a bank. I've seen a lot of tickets (I sign the stat decs on the back of them several times daily), and that's the only 3km/h over one I've seen.

Police drivers are very accountable now. It may have been different years ago, but they are now. I dunno what was going on with that prang in the picture, but until people try driving urgent duties, don't bag it. You think people drive bad now, try driving around/near/past them when you've got the lights &/or sirens going...

[bugster70]

I reckon it's D!

[Slymeat]

  BA_Turbs said:

I've seen a couple of situations similar to this when police have been chasing crooks, but htings have taken a turn for the worse.

However, if the answer is "a black dog ran out in front of them", then my guess is they were up to night shift shananigans and it didn't go as intended.

A man who has an idea. I knew that would have a reaction.

But that said the real answer is in there.

[Slymeat]

  -carty said:

any crash gets a neg driving fine and points... does this happen with police also?

If it fits the criteria then yes it does.

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  Slymeat said:

  BA_Turbs said:

I've seen a couple of situations similar to this when police have been chasing crooks, but htings have taken a turn for the worse.

However, if the answer is "a black dog ran out in front of them", then my guess is they were up to night shift shananigans and it didn't go as intended.

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A man who has an idea. I knew that would have a reaction.

But that said the real answer is in there.

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one female and one male cop, practicing thier searching on each other... or maybe both male or both female?!?!1!