Rootster Just a large member member Silver Donating Members 3,125 Member For: 16y 2m 9d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 21/03/10 11:04 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:04 AM so since you seem to know......and it's easier to type...how about giving us some figures...since you actually know...Last time I checked 240 cars a day where stolen.....so when you say more offen....what % is more offen Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iconic Bionic My engine bay is Bionic Donating Members 3,726 Member For: 18y 9m 6d Gender: Male Location: Freeways Posted 21/03/10 11:17 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:17 AM (edited) Of course I farkn know and if you havnt figured out why by now, you never will. And theres a few other on this topic that know just as much as I do but are you dismissing them as well. I dont get paid for this or care less if you believe us or not. Our views may always be one sided and rarely to your liking but they will always be very accurate.And I dont think your a believer of the governments stats, so why would you start belieiving ours. I.B. Edited 21/03/10 11:19 AM by Iconic Bionic Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
rhys86 Donating Members 443 Member For: 17y 11m 25d Gender: Male Location: Wollongong Posted 21/03/10 11:19 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:19 AM (edited) I don't need to work on figures I can give you millions of day to day examples of this occuring. For example recently 3 17yr old males stole a ve v8 and an Astra as the proceeds of a break and enter. They then went on several weeks in the stolen car to commit 7 fail to pays, 9 break and enters and egaged police in 3 high speed pursuits all which got terminated due to speed. There are hundreds of examples like this and I see and others on here see them everyday they go to work. Edited 21/03/10 11:27 AM by rhys86 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rootster Just a large member member Silver Donating Members 3,125 Member For: 16y 2m 9d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 21/03/10 11:21 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:21 AM (edited) ..simple question.......didn't ask for your life story......You said I didn't know...yeap I don't...so why not simply answer the question....Why is everthing so hard...... I.B Edited 21/03/10 11:23 AM by Rootster Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZAP No boost, no bottle, just my foot on the throttle! Lifetime Members 7,935 Member For: 20y 10m 11d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 21/03/10 11:28 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:28 AM The lowlife scum driver was a known career criminal, so he knew the risks and tried his luck. Unfortunatly his removal from the geene pool also took out a young family that did not deserve to die.If we are to reduce these types of incidents from occuring, we need to firstly shoot all the civil rights and civil libertarians who set the soft rules our police people need to work to and allow them to use the best methods available.Then maybe they would be what they used to and be a police FORCE. Train them to use the PIT manuver or rolling roadblock or tactical takedowns of these scum. Unfortunatly in NSW the police need to follow the offender, while a senior officer is in the radio room dictating if it is safe to proceed with a persuit. As soon as the offender is deemed as too reckless, they will terminate the persuit.The problem is most crims know the rules the police need to play to, so they cross the center line, run red lights and the cops backoff.So the only 4 ways the police will catch the crim in a persuit is to:1. hope they run out of fuel2. They crash3. They give up4. they run over road spikes which are the only form of active action the police can take.We cannot go about blaming the police for this type of incident, as it is the criminals fault. It is just the media need to blame the police for doing the hardest job in the world and they generally cannot win in the eyes of the public. Putting 20 year sentances on these scum for running will not reduce anything, as they will still try to run, but harder as they do not want 20 years + their other offences. There is only one way to stop this happening and that it to stop the offenders with force to terminate the persuit in a few seconds, not let it run on where innocent people get killed. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iconic Bionic My engine bay is Bionic Donating Members 3,726 Member For: 18y 9m 6d Gender: Male Location: Freeways Posted 21/03/10 11:28 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:28 AM The numbers can be easily copy and pasted which I wont ever be doing but the experience of others as already written would be far more valid to you and others. Lets put your emoticons to bed and leave this topic alone.PM if you ever have a real question.I.B Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dillz Three pedals are better then two.. Donating Members 15,637 Member For: 17y 6m 29d Gender: Male Location: Melbourne Posted 21/03/10 11:31 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:31 AM (edited) Enough with the pausing...Rooster... Edited 21/03/10 11:33 AM by Dillz Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Iconic Bionic My engine bay is Bionic Donating Members 3,726 Member For: 18y 9m 6d Gender: Male Location: Freeways Posted 21/03/10 11:33 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:33 AM Unfortunatly in NSW the police need to follow the offender, while a senior officer is in the radio room dictating if it is safe to proceed with a persuit. As soon as the offender is deemed as too reckless, they will terminate the persuit.The problem is most crims know the rules the police need to play to, so they croos the center line, run red lights and the cops backoff.So the only 4 ways the police will catch the crim in a persuit is to:1. hope they run out of fuel2. They crash3. They give up4. they run over road spikes which are the only form of active action the police can take.I thnk for the first time ever I am going to completely disagree with you. This is not correct in NSW and makes me think youve read either VIC or W.A policy. Sorry.I.B. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Rootster Just a large member member Silver Donating Members 3,125 Member For: 16y 2m 9d Gender: Male Location: sydney Posted 21/03/10 11:34 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:34 AM I haven't pointed the finger at the police......in any of my above posts..... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
ZAP No boost, no bottle, just my foot on the throttle! Lifetime Members 7,935 Member For: 20y 10m 11d Gender: Male Location: Sydney Posted 21/03/10 11:39 AM Share Posted 21/03/10 11:39 AM IB please tell me then what active action you can take to stop an offender ?I have several friends in the force and they are frustrated by the softly softly approach there is towards high speed chases.They are a bit negative towards the powers that be. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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