When will they learn?

**crashe** · 24th December 2006, 17:59

Originally Posted by Mom

Hardest thing I ever did was let my big girl when she went out on the roads.......weigh up driving against staying the night at 16years old......basically it comes down to the individuel regardless of upbringing........

When my brat had her Learners, she had to have someone in the car with her at all times. When on her restricted she had to be home by 10pm..... if NOT I took the car keys off her.

So she soon learnt..... home by 9.59pm on the dot.

She got busted once for having others in the car coming out from school.
Yep I pulled up beside the car and hauled her out and made all the others in the car to get out of it.

Was I being mean and a horrible mum....... hell yeah she hated me for it at the time....

But I was NOT going to be responsible for her having a accident with her mates inside the car.. or them being killed. I sure didnt want to have to face the other parents if they all got injured etc.

Over time she realised she made a mistake...... I finally got forgiven for doing that to her. None of her mates ever got back in her car again.....
Reason: I put the shits up them all taking them to the destination they were heading to.

Would I do it again.......... HELL YES.

**TonyB** · 24th December 2006, 18:05

Isn't it interesting how we come down hard on young guys who drive cars hard and do runners from cops, when KB as a whole is very lenient with the same behaviour from its own members. I think its safe to say that the police and the general public don't share our double standards.

**Finn** · 24th December 2006, 18:50

Originally Posted by TonyB

Isn't it interesting how we come down hard on young guys who drive cars hard and do runners from cops, when KB as a whole is very lenient with the same behaviour from its own members. I think its safe to say that the police and the general public don't share our double standards.

Not true, look at how we treat MarkAuckland. Besides, bikers typically just take themselves out, although in saying that at least with a car you can fit 4 or more losers in it and go for a joy ride.

No pity at all here. Especially none for the breeders that created this. And what's more, it inconvenienced me when I was on the way to St Lukes today. The off ramp was closed.

Wait for it... "He was such a lovely boy"

**sunhuntin** · 24th December 2006, 18:50

Originally Posted by TonyB

Isn't it interesting how we come down hard on young guys who drive cars hard and do runners from cops, when KB as a whole is very lenient with the same behaviour from its own members. I think its safe to say that the police and the general public don't share our double standards.

good point.

for one...im just glad they didnt take out an innocent with them, although they have destroyed and upset the lives of many others.
honestly....the unborn kid is better of having not known his dad...though the mother might glorify his death?

**99TLS** · 24th December 2006, 19:13

Originally Posted by Finn

Wait for it... "He was such a lovely boy"

that comment always seems to come out after the fact he killed his to friends ,no sympathy here for those three fu@kwits

**Swoop** · 24th December 2006, 19:19

The transcipt of the police comms was interesting on the news tonight.
It appears as if the unit/s chasing the car were "100metres" behind.

It the pursuit had actually reached speeds around 190kmh, then there might be questions asked of the pursuit tactics... again.

To all the emergency services out there: thanks for your efforts over the holiday period. I hope you get time off to spend with families and friends. Stay safe!

**crashe** · 24th December 2006, 19:23

Originally Posted by Swoop

The transcipt of the police comms was interesting on the news tonight.
It appears as if the unit/s chasing the car were "100metres" behind.

It the pursuit had actually reached speeds around 190kmh, then there might be questions asked of the pursuit tactics... again.

To all the emergency services out there: thanks for your efforts over the holiday period. I hope you get time off to spend with families and friends. Stay safe!

TV1 6pm news said they were 500 metres behind them...... and that after they turned off their lights they lost them after they went off at St Lukes.... and they they actually past the scene of the accident. They had to turn back to the scene to try to help rescue them.

**Swoop** · 24th December 2006, 19:27

Originally Posted by crashe

TV1 6pm news said they were 500 metres behind them...... and that after they turned off their lights they lost them after they went off at St Lukes.... and they they actually past the scene of the accident. They had to turn back to the scene to try to help rescue them.

I simply quoted what was on TV3 news. Transcript was printed up on screen.

**crashe** · 24th December 2006, 19:29

Originally Posted by Swoop

I simply quoted what was on TV3 news. Transcript was printed up on screen.

Amazing how different news media has different stories.....

**Patrick** · 24th December 2006, 19:35

This thread totally surpirsed me... I thought it was going to be yet another cop basher, for sure...

It will soon be the Polices fault, wait and see... TV3 already tried to slant it by saying the Police were 100metres behind, instead of the actual half a kilometre...

"They were such nice boys out having a little fun..." and then there will be the burn outs at the funerals "in honour" of their dead mates...

Already been to one fatal this week... no more thanks folks!!! be careful out there....

**Patrick** · 24th December 2006, 19:36

Originally Posted by crashe

Amazing how different news media has different stories.....

Yeah, but we know TV3 and their anti cop stance quite well....

**Swoop** · 24th December 2006, 19:38

Originally Posted by Patrick

TV3 already tried to slant it by saying the Police were 100metres behind, instead of the actual half a kilometre...

I wonder who provided the transcript to the media then?

**98tls** · 24th December 2006, 19:46

Very sad eh..............real easy to come down on them and call em losers blah blah blah.........fact is the guy was 16........yea he did a stupid thing what 16 year old hasnt.........i look back at when i was 16 and think of the dumb shit we used to do.......same recipe.....booze,cars,alcohol....by the grace of god..or something....we lived through it and got older and wiser.......jesus how many times have i read posts on here about doing runners from the law.........Fact is they were only doing something that any number of us on this website have done in one shape/form at some stage....most on here didnt know them so it seems real strange to me that so many are commenting as though they did..........remember life has a habit of biting you in the arse when you least expect it........like i said i think the whole business is just sad...............

**Animal** · 24th December 2006, 19:56

[QUOTE=Patrick;873725]It will soon be the Polices fault, wait and see...

and then there will be the burn outs at the funerals "in honour" of their dead mates...

QUOTE]

Yes you're so right. OF COURSE the cops will be blamed! I mean, the little bastard wasn't really doing anything wrong by doing a runner. That sort of bullshit is okay in our ridiculously PC society. However, the cops chasing the miserable little fuck to remove him from the streets and endangering the rest of us? Well, that's just criminal, isn't it?

Nah, sorry, no sympathy from this quarter. It serves the little wankstain right, and that's just tough shit if the pathetic bleeding heart fraternity don't like it.

Go, cops! I don't want to have to share the streets with this sort of shit, putting my life and the lives of people I care about, at risk.