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Bartman10
25th August 2005, 13:35
Cop clocked at 162 kph. :violin: :violin:
Taste of his own medicine. :hitcher:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3389172a10,00.html
madboy
25th August 2005, 13:41
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :puke: I laughed so hard I almost brought up my lunch.
Okay - can I be the first to post about what a bunch of f***ing hypocrites those bastards are?
Now who will be the first to post about the "bad egg" theory?
I know which one my vote goes to...
Damon
25th August 2005, 13:47
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA that'll teach the bastard :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:
gamgee
25th August 2005, 13:49
thats bs, if it had been anyone else they would have lost their licence for 6 months!
Sniper
25th August 2005, 14:02
Here comes the shit slinging match. Cant you leave the cops alone? They do a good job and dont name all you faults
madboy
25th August 2005, 14:07
Here comes the shit slinging match. Cant you leave the cops alone? They do a good job and dont name all you faultsA good job? Yeah, some do. And some don't. So whether fair on the majority or not, shit will get slung.
Have you heard? Oxford are adding Highway Patrol as a synonym to Hypocrite in their next edition of their Thesaurus.
Now go ring 0800 NEWCOPS, you know ya want to.
spudchucka
25th August 2005, 14:10
He's resigned, good ridance to him.
crazylittleshit
25th August 2005, 14:12
just shows you no one is perfect.
Well except me.... :rofl:
mattt
25th August 2005, 14:18
Can any of you say that you've greeted a cop with what you really have on your mind?
Kind of goes something like this - "Good morning you fucking wanker, what the fuck do you think gives you the right to drive on my road, then have the indecency of telling me how to ride my bike? I can do 200kph safely, why don't you get off your over paid arse and catch the rapists and murders"
Or do you greet him or her very politely hoping for some leniancy on the ticket you're about to receive?
Yeh. I thought so.
Beemer
25th August 2005, 14:20
The moral of the story? Watch out for Highway Patrol Senior Constable Peter Redman, he doesn't like bikers! :rofl:
Lou Girardin
25th August 2005, 14:32
162 on a learners? You'd really have to bend over, spread 'em and hope it doesn't hurt for long. :2thumbsup
loosebruce
25th August 2005, 14:34
He's been let off farkin lightly for the offence, only $850 fine and 1 month disqualified, sure the minimum for that kind of carry on is 6 months instant for 50kph over or is it 3 months, plus there should've been another $400 at least for breach of licence conditions.
Good to see the cops aren't letting the cops off, top marks to that HP officer :clap: even though he might get some flak from some other officers.
In hindsight though the cop who got pulled was prolly one of the few cops that would pull a bike for speeding and let em off with a warning more than often, being a biker himself. But yeah, if ya get caught you pay, no way around that.
Indoo
25th August 2005, 16:16
Okay - can I be the first to post about what a bunch of f***ing hypocrites those bastards are?
If you want to join the anti cop bandwagon ask Lou for a few tips, at the moment you are just making yourself look like a bit of a dick.
And btw if they were a bunch of hypocrites why do they give out tickets to other cops?
Smorg
25th August 2005, 16:22
So pigs can fly................wonders will never cease :rofl: :rofl:
Lou Girardin
25th August 2005, 16:30
If you want to join the anti cop bandwagon ask Lou for a few tips, at the moment you are just making yourself look like a bit of a dick.
And btw if they were a bunch of hypocrites why do they give out tickets to other cops?
I'm not anti-cop indoo. Just anti-wasters, anti -hypocrites, anti-espousers of bullshit. Which, I guess, covers most of their hierachy. But there are also few ordinary cops that fit that category. This guy was one of them, along with the speed dealers, rapists and thieves that have recently been before the courts.
Wouldn't it be great if the cops gave us nothing to criticise. :spudflip:
cowboyz
25th August 2005, 16:31
I got snapped not too long ago at 51 over. The cop booked me at 49 over cause he said I wasn't riding dangerously. Still gave me a $600 fine. Alls fair in love and cop avoidance. I was going to spend that $600 on a radar detector.
enigma51
25th August 2005, 16:41
Speeding is stupid and immature and he should have gotten a life time suspension for it!
ZorsT
25th August 2005, 16:51
Speeding is stupid and immature and he should have gotten a life time suspension for it!
:mad:
Would you expect a life time suspension for doing that speed?
:mad:
enigma51
25th August 2005, 16:57
:mad:
Would you expect a life time suspension for doing that speed?
:mad:
off course mate :sherlock: I never speed and will never :hitcher:
ZorsT
25th August 2005, 17:30
off course mate :sherlock: I never speed and will never :hitcher:
oh, ok... not quite so angry now :)
All I can say is that i'm glad you aren't in charge of punishments for speeding :)
WINJA
25th August 2005, 17:41
BOTH PIGS IN THIS CASE DID THE RIGHT THING , THE COP WHO ISSUED THE TICKET HAS INTEGRETY , AND THE COP WHO RESIGNED HAS MORALS :whocares:
enigma51
25th August 2005, 17:51
oh, ok... not quite so angry now :)
All I can say is that i'm glad you aren't in charge of punishments for speeding :)
Now i can i have my fishing line back :woohoo:
Scorpygirl
25th August 2005, 18:21
MMMM.... I'm just glad he got caught and didn't get let off with a slap on the wrist with a wet bus ticket!!! :spudflip: and he did the right thing and resigned. There is some justice in the world.
Scorpygirl
stify
25th August 2005, 18:26
MMMM.... There is some justice in the world.
Scorpygirl
is there?????
cowboyz
25th August 2005, 18:32
speeding doesnt kill people. People who can't drive/ride kill people.
Scorpygirl
25th August 2005, 18:55
is there?????
Don't denying that. But how much experience had this guy had if he is still on his learners. Yes, he may have, MAY HAVE, had years on the track or the dirt but the road with cages around is a totally different scenario. I know all the args about 250 pocket rockets and the unfair 70 km limit for learners and yes I agree these need to be addressed sooner rather than later but heh in my small count 4 laws broken adds up!!! IMHO :hitcher:
scumdog
25th August 2005, 19:08
:rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :puke: I laughed so hard I almost brought up my lunch.
Okay - can I be the first to post about what a bunch of f***ing hypocrites those bastards are?
Now who will be the first to post about the "bad egg" theory?
I know which one my vote goes to...
I know, they're just a bad as smoking doctors, mechanics with smoking cars, dentists with bad teeth, the fat heart doctor, etc etc yadda yadda yadda.
Who would believe that life would be so full of hypocrites?? :whistle: :wait:
sir.pratt
25th August 2005, 19:31
He's been let off farkin lightly for the offence, only $850 fine and 1 month disqualified, sure the minimum for that kind of carry on is 6 months instant for 50kph over or is it 3 months, plus there should've been another $400 at least for breach of licence conditions.
Good to see the cops aren't letting the cops off, top marks to that HP officer :clap: even though he might get some flak from some other officers.
In hindsight though the cop who got pulled was prolly one of the few cops that would pull a bike for speeding and let em off with a warning more than often, being a biker himself. But yeah, if ya get caught you pay, no way around that.
I think that you have to be charged with dangerous driving to get a 6 month disqualification. Maybe Snr Const Redman only charged him with excessive speed.
And anyway, the court makes the penalty, not the Police officer.
spudchucka
25th August 2005, 20:37
I think that you have to be charged with dangerous driving to get a 6 month disqualification. Maybe Snr Const Redman only charged him with excessive speed.
And anyway, the court makes the penalty, not the Police officer.
He would most likely have been charged with exceeding 100kph. Because the speed was more than 50kph over the posted limit the cop could not deal with it by way of an instant fine, meaning that the offending driver had to be summonsed to court. As best as I can recall disqualification for exceeding 100kph is discretionary, (up to the court to decide), where as other more serious offences, (drink driving etc) have mandatory minimum disqualification periods.
zadok
26th August 2005, 10:17
$850 fine and disqaulified for one month.
Brett
26th August 2005, 12:28
you speed, you pay. Simple. It's a tad over the top him resigning i reckon, but hey, i suppose cops need to live by the laws the enforce...
I am very interested in joining the police, i would love to be in the armed offenders, but i KNOW that i would be one of the cops speeding etc, so i never will join because it is not a good look to be hypocritical. Plus then i would have to resign also...not cool! :violin:
Lou Girardin
26th August 2005, 13:01
I got snapped not too long ago at 51 over. The cop booked me at 49 over cause he said I wasn't riding dangerously. Still gave me a $600 fine. Alls fair in love and cop avoidance. I was going to spend that $600 on a radar detector.
So he lied. In your favour sure but I wonder if he'd continue the lie if you defended it.
enigma51
26th August 2005, 13:12
So what are people pissed off the fact that he was speeding or that he got a light fine?
All of us will do something in the future or have done that goes against what we are "standing/employed" for. for example most of us signed a not to use the internet for personal stuff at work thing but if you reading this at work guess what you broke the law (company law). So the fact that he was speeding well we all do but he should have known better being a cop and all.
On getting a light fine. I will use the internet thing again if a company wants too they can legaly go through a dismisal process of getting you ass fired and trust me they are well aware of your private internet usage at work so basically most of us is getting away with something every day.
No the cop should not have been speeding.
No the punishment should not have been so low but he got away with so good on him.
I bet you if it was a KB member that got of so light we would have been happy for him (Well most of us at least)
idb
26th August 2005, 13:27
So what are people pissed off the fact that he was speeding or that he got a light fine?
All of us will do something in the future or have done that goes against what we are "standing/employed" for. for example most of us signed a not to use the internet for personal stuff at work thing but if you reading this at work guess what you broke the law (company law). So the fact that he was speeding well we all do but he should have known better being a cop and all.
On getting a light fine. I will use the internet thing again if a company wants too they can legaly go through a dismisal process of getting you ass fired and trust me they are well aware of your private internet usage at work so basically most of us is getting away with something every day.
No the cop should not have been speeding.
No the punishment should not have been so low but he got away with so good on him.
I bet you if it was a KB member that got of so light we would have been happy for him (Well most of us at least)
Dunno if ruining his career is getting off light....
idb
26th August 2005, 13:44
I know, they're just a bad as smoking doctors, mechanics with smoking cars, dentists with bad teeth, the fat heart doctor, etc etc yadda yadda yadda.
Who would believe that life would be so full of hypocrites?? :whistle: :wait:
Sure SD, but unfortunately since the LTSA and gummint have chosen to operate their campaign on the moral high ground ("If you speed, be prepared to kill"), any apparent personal weakness by those charged with enforcement is natcherly judged harshly by the public.
Not of the cops' making but that's the environment they're working in.
Not in the same league I know, but look at Rev Capell.........
mikey
26th August 2005, 13:58
dumbass should of done a runner, had a bit more to lose than a few dollars an a licence being a cop, they get it way worse when they are caught, and the resignation was really a you resign or your fired type resignation im sure.
- if i get snapped by a cop having a joint i dont get looked at twice,
but if it was a cop with the joint, hed lose his job or be made to resign. bit rough
enigma51
26th August 2005, 14:10
Dunno if ruining his career is getting off light....
Did he not leave rather than getting fired?
But yeah forgot about that was trying to get a point across
mikey
26th August 2005, 14:15
if he didnt leave he would of been fired!
Lou Girardin
26th August 2005, 16:06
if he didnt leave he would of been fired!
Not sure about that, now that a precedent has been set at Waimate. No job loss even with a dangerous driving conviction.
spudchucka
26th August 2005, 16:49
Dunno if ruining his career is getting off light....
A conviction for exceeding 100kph wouldn't have ended his career. How do I know? Because I have seen others convicted of the same offence who weren't sacked or otherwise encouraged to resign.
I'm willing to bet that the guy might have had other performance orientated issues and the speeding thing was just the last straw. Either that or he has a desire to join KB and become the new Lou.
Lou Girardin
26th August 2005, 16:53
A conviction for exceeding 100kph wouldn't have ended his career. How do I know? Because I have seen others convicted of the same offence who weren't sacked or otherwise encouraged to resign.
I'm willing to bet that the guy might have had other performance orientated issues and the speeding thing was just the last straw. Either that or he has a desire to join KB and become the new Lou.
He'll be far to young and stupid (just left the Police and all), he'll need years of experience to develop the requisite vitriol.
But, having said that, I would accept a protege for a suitable training fee.
spudchucka
26th August 2005, 17:19
He'll be far to young and stupid (just left the Police and all), he'll need years of experience to develop the requisite vitriol.
But, having said that, I would accept a protege for a suitable training fee.
Perhaps he is lurking here and has seen the AMPS vacancy? You could take him under your wing and lead him to the dark side.
madboy
26th August 2005, 17:22
- if i get snapped by a cop having a joint i dont get looked at twice,
but if it was a cop with the joint, hed lose his job or be made to resign. bit roughbit hard to lose your job though, isn't it Mikey?
If he'd been a general duties cop I might have felt a modicum of sympathy for the guy, after all, he was still going slower than I probably hit on the way to work this morning, but a serving member of the Highway Patrol? These are the same anally retentive fellas and fellesses that enforce Andy's bollocks. No sympathy at all.
What is the core function of their job? Busting people for speeding and if they're really lucky, busting em for doing something dangerous on the road. Road safety. Isn't 162km/h really really really f***ing dangerous? Well they tell us it is!
Imagine how things would go down if a drug squad member got busted selling P? Would we all be climbing on the band wagon and saying how human he was, he did the honorable thing by resigning, must have had other performance issues besides the drug dealing that lead to his resignation... don't think so batman.
number33
26th August 2005, 21:38
162, 122, 186, 105, 212, 191... blah blah... they're meaningless numbers on paper. 162 kph - so fucking what! Only brainwashed handwringers would piss their pants over it. We all know grunty bikes hit the ton in seconds. The dumb cop got caught because he stuffed up. Most likely just wet behind the ears is all. If it's empty road, bugger-all traffic, no danger, then big deal! Chill out. You can bet Redson or Redfield or whoever the hell he is - is an arsehole in real life. Wrecking a workmates' life because of a few pathetic bullshit figures on some bullshit electronic gadget - makes Redland a queer c**nt - bottom line. The cop had his whole career and future hanging completely on Redlins whim for those few long minutes they faced each other, and they both knew it. Reddon chose to fuck over his brother in arms. End of story.
spudchucka
26th August 2005, 22:11
162, 122, 186, 105, 212, 191... blah blah... they're meaningless numbers on paper. 162 kph - so fucking what! Only brainwashed handwringers would piss their pants over it. We all know grunty bikes hit the ton in seconds. The dumb cop got caught because he stuffed up. Most likely just wet behind the ears is all. If it's empty road, bugger-all traffic, no danger, then big deal! Chill out. You can bet Redson or Redfield or whoever the hell he is - is an arsehole in real life. Wrecking a workmates' life because of a few pathetic bullshit figures on some bullshit electronic gadget - makes Redland a queer c**nt - bottom line. The cop had his whole career and future hanging completely on Redlins whim for those few long minutes they faced each other, and they both knew it. Reddon chose to fuck over his brother in arms. End of story.
Hey, its you isn't it? The dumb arse cop that got caught speeding. I knew you'd be lurking around here someplace. Whats the real reason you resigned?
And whats with the number 33 handle? Were you the 33rd speeder he caught that day or the 33rd cop he's caught speeding in his career?
Jackrat
27th August 2005, 08:26
Can any of you say that you've greeted a cop with what you really have on your mind?
Kind of goes something like this - "Good morning you fucking wanker, what the fuck do you think gives you the right to drive on my road, then have the indecency of telling me how to ride my bike? I can do 200kph safely, why don't you get off your over paid arse and catch the rapists and murders"
Or do you greet him or her very politely hoping for some leniancy on the ticket you're about to receive?
Yeh. I thought so.
You thought what ?
As my old gran used to say "Don't judge others by your own standards"you might not measure up.
I always just say "Gidday mate" an as I've yet to receive a ticket I guess it'll stay that way.
But thanks anyway. :p
number33
27th August 2005, 13:29
Not a cop Spud. Just a neutral armchair observer giving an opinion of what happened. Could be right - could be wrong. Maybe the speeding cop was a bigger arsehole than Reddon, who knows. Who cares. As far as I'm concerned, if a biker gets busted for speeding, the biker needs to wear it. Take it on the chin. It's his/hers own fault for not being switched on. Not alert. Dopey. Speed amongst traffic and you know damn well you're taking a risk at capture. That's a no-brainer. Tough luck. If the cop behaves like an arsehole - then double tough luck. Still - if a cop behaves like an arsehole, then he/she is an arsehole no?
The shit-head cops stuff it all up for the halfway decent cops(are there many halfway decent cops?) The shit-head bikers stuff it all up for the halfway decent bikers(MOST bikers are halfway decent types) And so it goes on. Nothings gonna change. This life is way too short for bitching and crying. PS. get yourself a new bike Spud for krissake. :ride:
spudchucka
27th August 2005, 13:43
PS. get yourself a new bike Spud for krissake. :ride:
Working on it.
WINJA
27th August 2005, 17:39
Working on it.
WELL GO WORK ON IT HARDER, THEN COME BACK WHEN YOUVE GOT SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT, YOUR STARTING TO SOUND LIKE A HAS BEEN
spudchucka
28th August 2005, 08:51
WELL GO WORK ON IT HARDER, THEN COME BACK WHEN YOUVE GOT SOMETHING TO TALK ABOUT, YOUR STARTING TO SOUND LIKE A HAS BEEN
I'm only hanging around because I know deep down you really care. :motu:
WINJA
28th August 2005, 11:13
I'm only hanging around because I know deep down you really care. :motu:
EITHER BUY MY K3 1000 GIXXER FOR THE LOW TRADE IN VALUE OR HIT THE BRICKS
spudchucka
28th August 2005, 21:32
EITHER BUY MY K3 1000 GIXXER FOR THE LOW TRADE IN VALUE OR HIT THE BRICKS
Two too many pots for my liking. Out of interest, what is the LOW TRADE IN VALUE?
WINJA
28th August 2005, 21:38
Two too many pots for my liking. Out of interest, what is the LOW TRADE IN VALUE?
DUNNO , PROLLY FUK ALL, WHATEVER IT IS IF SOMEONE WANTS TO BUY IT ON THE DAY AND BYPASS THE SHOP THERE WELCOME TO IT
mattt
28th August 2005, 22:00
I always just say "Gidday mate" an as I've yet to receive a ticket I guess it'll stay that way.
But thanks anyway. :p
Exactly my point :yawn:
Anyone who stops you as your cruising along minding your own business is not your "mate". Unless you suck a serious amount of cock that is.....
scumdog
29th August 2005, 08:25
Exactly my point :yawn:
Anyone who stops you as your cruising along minding your own business is not your "mate". Unless you suck a serious amount of cock that is.....
And haven't you thought (or are you trolling???) that burglars/car theives/drug couriers etc etc also 'cruise along minding their own business' too????? :sherlock:
And they sure as hell aren't my 'mate' either! :nono:
Smorg
29th August 2005, 12:07
time to end this thread i think................way off topic :zzzz:
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