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    Quote Originally Posted by Despatch View Post
    I'm sure he was having a bad day. Perhaps he can go home and kick the cat or something. Leave me out of it.
    With any luck the cat will scratch his balls off and serves him right.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by Despatch View Post
    He said words to the effect of "You, I'm talking to you. Move off to the side of the road. Now. Over there. You are rude. These cars have been waiting longer than you have. Move. Now. Don't move again until I tell you."
    And you didn't think to yell back "Come over and make me, motherfucker!", drop a smoky burnout in the middle of the road and then ride off while making a rude gesture?
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    I'm mostly interested to know whether others have had a similar experience, or whether this is an isolated instance. From the feedback so far it seems isolated.

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    You weren't being rude.

    This, is rude.

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    Maybe the best suggestion so far...

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    I've heard of it happening. Never experienced it. "Are you addressing me, officer. I don't like your attitude .. "

    You say he was a bikie cop? Was he a big maori guy?
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    No, he is euro

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    Hm. Sounds like there's two of them. Unusual from a bikie cop, I've heard of it from non-bikie ones.

    And yeah, the 15 minutes is pretty much his limit. Normally , would not recommend pushing that point, but in a case like that I'd be timing him (and make sure he knew I was)

    Independant Police Complaints Authority is what you want. Insubordinate and out of line. Get his number (preferably , sight his warrant card. And if possible take a photo of him . they hate that , he'll erupt.
    Quote Originally Posted by skidmark
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    I've had a similar experience, years ago. Three of us were filtering through stopped traffic on the way to work. A cop on a bike was nearly apoplectic with rage (spittle flying everywhere, eyes bulging, etc.) He said to me (and presumably the other bikers when he raved at them), "If you rode like a proper motorcyclist instead of a bloody idiot, you wouldn't give the rest of us motorcyclists a bad name!"
    I was too dumbfounded to think of asking him exactly what I'd done wrong or what his problem was. His attitude was SO over the top it was laughable.
    So I laughed...

    I think in this case, no further action is required. The thing to have done was discuss it with the oroficer concerned at the time, asking him what his problem was, pointing out you'd broken no laws, that you filtering past the traffic had made absolutely NO difference to their progress, that unlike the car drivers, you ran the risk of overheating while stopped in traffic, and that what you did wasn't rude but sensible and expedient.
    ... and that's what I think.

    Or summat.


    Or maybe not...

    Dunno really....


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    Dude the way I see it you had two choices. there n then at the time.
    ask the cop what law you had broken or pull over and wait.
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    Quote Originally Posted by FROSTY View Post
    Dude the way I see it you had two choices. there n then at the time.
    ask the cop what law you had broken or pull over and wait.
    Hard to argue with a cop at the time. A cop is legally able to make you stop for up to 15 minutes, perhaps for no good reason. Doesn't mean s/he should or will, but because the 'request' is legal, you can't argue the point at the time, without risking an upping of the ante. But a complaint later about his un-necessary action and attitude is definitely in order.
    Do you realise how many holes there could be if people would just take the time to take the dirt out of them?

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    I didn't get the opportunity to question him. I waited at the side of the road like an idiot while he directed the traffic past me.

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    That is one of the most ridiculous things I've ever heard! I've certainly never heard of such a thing happening before.

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    Quote Originally Posted by mattian View Post
    you don't need his badge number. You have the location, time and date etc.... just write in asking for an explanation. Would be very interested in hearing their repsonse.
    I agree, that explanation would be interesting to read and posted up on here too.

    Quote Originally Posted by Despatch View Post
    He wasn't interested in my identity, and I wasn't detained for more than 15 minutes.
    Yes an explanation needed indeed.
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