Police have double standards

[Skyryder]

I don't wish to sound rude, but, put up or shut up.

If you are going to level an accusation please be prepared to support it.

Streetwise was just asking a question. Sad day all round when that stops here.

Skyryder

[Motu]

Streetwise was just asking a question.
Skyryder

I think it was answered way back....now he's asking to be proved wrong,he needs to come up with some firm evidence before anyone can prove him wrong or not....

[onearmedbandit]

But Skyryder he said it was not a rumour, but fact. Others (with inside knowledge) have argued otherwise and asked him to back up his 'factual' claim. Then he got all pissy.

[WINJA]

i had a cop tell me that as well but it was back in the acc and mot days and they got the licence after an intensive course for 2 weeks or so , so the training was about 80 hours ,it was reflected in some of their riding especially the nazi chick cop who fell off a few times

[Ixion]

That's a bit different . In my day, anyone could get a full licence in 24 hours. In theory, anyway. Not even sure that you had to wait the 24 hours, and even that was something to do with processing.

[WINJA]

That's a bit different . In my day, anyone could get a full licence in 24 hours. In theory, anyway. Not even sure that you had to wait the 24 hours, and even that was something to do with processing.

I THOUGHT THERE WERE ONLY HORSES IN YOUR DAY

[Ixion]

Nah, they hadn't been invented yet.

[SPman]

I heard that they fast tracked a couple of riders in Wellington a few years ago - not confirmed, but possible - was told to me by an Auckland bike cop...

[Skyryder]

mmmmmmmmmm obviously a few cops on here. Well the funny thing is people. It has and is happening within the ranks. Dont worry im not trying to pick on the brotherhood of the law,.

Yep missed this one. OK Streetwise I supported you now you support me.

I'm open to a PM or you give the details.....................your creds on the line here.


Skyryder

[WINJA]

I heard that they fast tracked a couple of riders in Wellington a few years ago - not confirmed, but possible - was told to me by an Auckland bike cop...

IN REALITY WHO CARES , IF THEY HAD 80 HOURS OF TRAINING THEYD BE GOOD ENOUGH , WITH 80 HOURS OF TRAINING YOU COULD BE A PLUMBER OR GLAZIER OR BRICKLAYER SO WHY NOT BE A BIKEY PIG , BEISDES I PREFER MY ENEMY BEING LESS SKILLED

[Biff]

I know a guy who reckons he can walk into the local massage parlour and get a BJ for half price because his sister works there.

Perks of the trade eh? Shocking.

[Streetwise]

Yep missed this one. OK Streetwise I supported you now you support me.

I'm open to a PM or you give the details.....................your creds on the line here.


Skyryder

No i dont think my credability is on the line at all, The reality here is that a few Cuntstables think they are right due to being law inforcement.

Question: Some policeman are rapists,

I cant prove it but it may be true.

[Motu]

I think that pretty well wraps it up....any questions?

[Lou Girardin]

i had a cop tell me that as well but it was back in the acc and mot days and they got the licence after an intensive course for 2 weeks or so , so the training was about 80 hours ,it was reflected in some of their riding especially the nazi chick cop who fell off a few times

That's partly true. Training was two days a week for 3 months. Including "high speed" road riding with those instructors that weren't sticklers for the limits, some off-road stuff and track days at Manfield.
But the standard was far higher than any civvie had to meet. And m/way cops had to be better still.
Although I still don't know how a guy called "Autumn Leaves" got through.
Or the guy that thought riding home on his patrol bike after his shift wearing a Nazi helmet was not going to get his arse reamed.

[slimjim]

o fuck more cop banging best leave your news to tv