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    Score 10 points for BADD

    Boys and Girls,

    Caged home in the airport on Thursday night, as I was driving along the Mangere motorway, came across a Legacy weaving all over the road - he was moving from the extreme right of his lane, and then weaving until his left wing mirror was scuffing the armco.

    So, being that I totally adore people who drive drunk, and I've enjoyed the funerals as a result, I ended up tucking in behind him, and *555'd. When your blood starts boiling, I reckon it's a good idea not to get into it in person, someone ends up getting damaged (I keep breaking fingers when knocking dickheads out...).

    I talked with the *555 people following drunken fucktard at anything between 35 and 70kph, and ended up guiding a patrol car to intercept him. He stopped at the Manukau road BP, and I ended up quietly blocking his car in. He got out, did the drunken saunter inside, and started buying himself a Servo Pie - an obvious sign of bravery, stupidity, or drunkeness.

    Cop turns up about then, and has a chat.

    I drive off about this point, I needed to home to a bed after too many weeks of travel and bad food.

    I get a phone call - turns out Mr Legacy was indeed drunk, and he was enjoying a stay in a bed provided by the NZ Police.

    So, score one for the BADD's. Can I post the fucktards number plate on here??

    Anyhow, I'm off for a ride.
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    Good work, and nice to get a follow up call about him

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    Nice. You'll never know of course but you may have saved a family or two a whole lot of heartbreak.
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    Well done you!

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    Onya mate.

    Fektard drunks. Throw the frickken key away...and fry his nuts.

    Why do people do this?????????????????????????
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    I remember reading a long time ago that the police figured that after midnight, 50% of the people driving were under the influence of something. Scary shit, but I see it all the time when riding home late.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Manxman View Post
    Onya mate.

    Fektard drunks. Throw the frickken key away...and fry his nuts.

    Why do people do this?????????????????????????
    Yeah, agree. But it's kind of like smacking laws - it's only the people who will totally ignore the legislation that the legislation should have targeted...

    I was sitting in my ride, cursing the drunken fool, he had a couple of close calls as he wandered into the path of oncoming traffic - but how do you stop a car in traffic without risking everyone else? In a perfect world it'd be acceptable to use them as target practice.

    And in a perfect world, there would be world peace, no country music, and wheelstands would get rated instead of ticketed...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Matt_TG View Post
    Good work, and nice to get a follow up call about him
    Yeah, I was well pleased to get the call. I've been debating putting his number plate up here - is that against the privacy laws?
    It’s diametrically opposed to the sanitised existence of the Lemmings around me in the Dilbert Cartoon hell I live in; it’s life at full volume, perfect colour with high resolution and 10,000 watts of amplification.

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    Good job!

    Quote Originally Posted by madbikeboy View Post
    Yeah, I was well pleased to get the call. I've been debating putting his number plate up here - is that against the privacy laws?
    I believe it is yes.

    Besides, we're neither judge nor executioner. The police got this fella, I'm sure they'll impose the penalties upon said fucktard that are deemed justifiable by the wider society.
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    theres more peeps like u needed on the road mate
    good work

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    So whats that *555 number for? reporting or sumthin... so whats *222 for? and i cant recall but there are a few numbers like that?!
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    Good on you MBB, also good to know that *555 works.
    *222 is the AA's number.

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    Good work. Fucktard off the streets, hopefully going to be hit with something harder than a wet bus ticket.

    No need to post plate info... it really serves no purpose and only puts you int he wrong (good ol' NZ law...).
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    Well done mate!

    You mightve saved a life, we'll never know and that is a good thing!!! We'd rather not!!


    High five buddy!!

    Lets hope the Judge steps up to the plate, itd be interesting to know if thats a first time offence or a repeat...Maximum penalty for drink driving with two or more convictions is two years jail, havent seen that yet if ever. Although Judge Adeane over in Hawkes Bay isnt putting up withem. Do you have to appear, or do you write out a statement? Or is it in the hands of the cops to charge once theyve pulled him over, on their evidence alone? Will they let you know the outcome?

    Thanks MBB
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    Good work man.
    The wife worked at an airport shop there for a few years and her shift would end at either 9:00 or 10:30pm. She thought that a 50% drunken rate on that motorway at that time would be conservative.
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