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    Quote Originally Posted by BlackSheepLogic View Post
    I don't know the facts in this case but I do wonder why in generally the public & media want to see officers punished to the maximum extent possible under the law while we ourselves expect the police to use discretion when we fuck up.
    Wonder no more, its a well known condition affecting 100% of the first world population and known as Acute Hypocriticitis Whinus Maximus
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    Quote Originally Posted by R650R View Post
    Translation: Out of thousands of vehicles passing police in that area during the course of the day, three of them failed the attitude test
    OH You mean?? Sorry officer I wont be fucked off you pulled me up for 102

    I've been saying for ages this carry on will end badly I think my common comment was "us and them" mentality

    This is everywhere on Facebook to

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    I challenge every person who gets a speeding ticket under the zero tolerance regime to fight it.
    Here's what you do.
    When pulled up.
    1. Ask to see the officer's certificate indicating he/she is trained to operate radar speed detection equipment.
    2. Ask to see all certificates relating to the unit itself and check that all serial numbers are correct.
    3. Ask to see the day's test results that should have been done before the officer went on patrol.
    If all of those things are in order take the matter to court.
    — Ask for proof that the radar units are capable of recording zero tolerance speeds. I believe they are plus/minus 2 or 3 percent.
    — Ask how zero tolerance can be enforced when speedometers in cars in NZ are only required to be accurate to within plus/minus 10 percent under the Australian Design Rules (ADRs) that this country has adopted.
    Of course, it's futile if you are 15 or 20km.h over the limit, but if there's a shadow of doubt — challenge it in court.
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    So de ja vu.


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    Quote Originally Posted by R650R View Post
    Translation: Out of thousands of vehicles passing police in that area during the course of the day, three of them failed the attitude test
    Were the tickets for 1kph over???
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reckless View Post
    OH You mean?? Sorry officer I wont be fucked off you pulled me up for 102

    I've been saying for ages this carry on will end badly I think my common comment was "us and them" mentality

    This is everywhere on Facebook to

    Classic Auto News
    CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE
    I challenge every person who gets a speeding ticket under the zero tolerance regime to fight it.
    Here's what you do.
    When pulled up.
    1. Ask to see the officer's certificate indicating he/she is trained to operate radar speed detection equipment.
    2. Ask to see all certificates relating to the unit itself and check that all serial numbers are correct.
    3. Ask to see the day's test results that should have been done before the officer went on patrol.
    If all of those things are in order take the matter to court.
    — Ask for proof that the radar units are capable of recording zero tolerance speeds. I believe they are plus/minus 2 or 3 percent.
    — Ask how zero tolerance can be enforced when speedometers in cars in NZ are only required to be accurate to within plus/minus 10 percent under the Australian Design Rules (ADRs) that this country has adopted.
    Of course, it's futile if you are 15 or 20km.h over the limit, but if there's a shadow of doubt — challenge it in court.
    Sung to the tune of an old musical: "Pa-ra-noia here Ah come..."
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reckless View Post

    This is everywhere on Facebook to...
    Oh yeah that gives it credibility now....

    I bet you not one of those people grandstanding on this will ever test their cut n paste bush lawyer protocol in a real courtroom. If their so sure about it they could easily deliberately speed past a cop to test it out...

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    Quote Originally Posted by R650R View Post
    Oh yeah that gives it credibility now....

    I bet you not one of those people grandstanding on this will ever test their cut n paste bush lawyer protocol in a real courtroom. If their so sure about it they could easily deliberately speed past a cop to test it out...
    "Must spread etc"

    Love your tact!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Reckless View Post
    Looks like they are doin it guys 3 so far

    Came off Michael Laws Facebook (dunno why it came up on mine??) Link to stuff article.

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    Topic: Being arseholes & losing public support
    Just keep doing what you're doing: your traffic section should have ruined the entire goodwill of the NZ Police by the end of Christmas holidays.
    Good to see M Laws telling it like it is, saw M Hoskings rant on about cops losing public goodwill as well the other night.
    "Sorry Officer, umm.... my yellow power band got stuck wide open"

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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl View Post
    Good to see M Laws telling it like it is, saw M Hoskings rant on about cops losing public goodwill as well the other night.
    Those types do it to raise the ratings of their talk-back show.

    Next week the topic will be axe-murderers and unexplained deaths of under-two-year-olds..
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl View Post
    ... saw M Hoskings rant on about cops losing public goodwill as well the other night.
    Why do cops (I assume you refer to Highway Patrols) need "Public Goodwill" and Bikers don't .. ???

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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog View Post
    ... and unexplained deaths of under-two-year-olds..
    Blood stains on the parents driveways might be a clue ...
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    Quote Originally Posted by BigAl View Post
    Good to see M Laws telling it like it is, saw M Hoskings rant on about cops losing public goodwill as well the other night.
    Hoskings.... the guy who went nuts about a scratch on his Maserati caused by an old lady... yeah he knows about public goodwill. Just another shock-jockey... At least Laws usually takes a stance rather than chasing ratings...
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    Mike Hoskings is probably one of the biggest peices of shit in all of NZ.
    On a side note I went 105kph on the motorway and didnt get fined. #ftp #yolo

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reibz View Post
    On a side note I went 105kph on the motorway and didnt get fined. #ftp #yolo
    Folk exceed the speed limit hundreds of times for each time they get stopped. Then they bang on about how unreasonable it is.

    Just my humble observation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by rastuscat View Post
    Folk exceed the speed limit hundreds of times for each time they get stopped.
    Hang about, are you saying exceeding the speed limit doesn't kill?
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