Good cop in Tokoroa

[Ricardo S]

was riding through tokoroa yesterday and gets stopped by a cop in a ute-the reason i pulled you over is to tell you that your headlight is not working he tells me.shit i sez ive had the same problem once before and i done a temporary fix by cable tying the flasher switch on to get me home
So the nice cop has a look in the back of his ute-finds a cable tie and helps me to tye the switch on-all done and he wishes me a good day and sends me on my way.
that pr exercise may just change my opinion of traffic cops.

i wish we had more good ppl like this particular guy.

[Stormer]

Maybe in your case yes.

But you are sharing the roads with less intelligent morons and muppets who see a warning as a " got off again" and take NO notice...

True.
How about 2 strike/3 strike thing, if you have not obviously learned by then, you get done.
Where you draw the line between a major or minor offence might take some intelligent working out though.

[MarkH]

When I asked if he'd like to come for dinner (he's from the North Island) or whether I could buy him some piss, "no mate, just happy to be able to help"

Sounds like a good cunt to me! (the other story had similarities)

[jaffaonajappa]

After the quake my bike was stuck in the red zone about 100m from the Grand Chancellor and surrounded by buildings being demolished. I had kind of said goodbye, and even though it's insured, I love that bike and to me a bike is not a "thing" in the way a fridge or car is.

One morning I got a phone call, the voice on the other end introduced himself as Constable X and then asked if I owned a black triumph motorcycle. I expected the worst and owned up to having superlative taste in motorbicycles.

"Your bike was parked in front of a building that was only held up by the two buildings on either side, but I have moved it to a safe place and I will try and get it out for you".

Long story short, Constable X is not a biker and had never ridden anything other than a scooter or a quad bike, but he saw that my bike was obviously a pride and joy. I got my key to him through my partner who was working for Civil Defence and he rode my bike out of the red zone and left it in the hands of a couple of young soldiers for me to collect. He could have got his arse kicked from here to Invercargill for riding a member of the public's bike with no helmet or license and for no valid reason, but he did it. When I asked if he'd like to come for dinner (he's from the North Island) or whether I could buy him some piss, "no mate, just happy to be able to help".

WHAT A FUCKING LEGEND!!!!!

Arghhh. ok. that cops a freak. Genuinely decent thing to do....bet hes not a copper any longer. Surely good cops leave early?

Kudos for posting it up tho - that cop really does deserve some credit (Grrrrr);.

[jaffaonajappa]

We went out for about 3 months but it became difficult because in those days I had a few mates who operated outside the law and she came round one day unexpectedly in her uniform while a couple of the lads were round and inevitably the pipe was out. Freaked them out no end, and the expressions on their faces was priceless, but fortunately she was of the opinion that private use of the good herb was something a smart cop turned a blind eye to.

Sweeeet. So shes single now?
Got some contact details?

[scumdog]

Sweeeet. So shes single now?
Got some contact details?

She's still a cop after all this time - so you'll not think she's any good at all going by your previous comments.