that's called, the fun police... fuck'm........ 
i wanted to sledge behind my car not enough sludge here
i wanted to sledge behind my car not enough sludge here
Seriously, do the rozzers have nothing better to do?
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The only problem I can see is that someone was having a bit of fun.
If no damage was done then no harm was done.
The only damage done was pointing out the fact that the local police didn't catch them in the act because they were too busy eating fucking donuts.The only problem I can see is that someone was having a bit of fun.
If no damage was done then no harm was done.
:lol::lol:The only damage done was pointing out the fact that the local police didn't catch them in the act because they were too busy eating fucking donuts.
ridiculous all it warranted was a bollocking imho what a waste of time and money.
what a waste of time and money.Yes,it's ridiculous...that's why the Highway Code is there...
Highway Code - Rules For Pedestrians said:
Don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying it was the most responsible thing to do.Yes,it's ridiculous...that's why the Highway Code is there...
It just amazes me that the police choose to spend their time with him, rather than doing some real work. I'm sure there were far more interesting and dangerous things happening over the weekend.
And he wasn't holding onto the car, he was holding onto a piece of rope
...which makes no difference I'm afraid...Don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying it was the most responsible thing to do.
It just amazes me that the police choose to spend their time with him, rather than doing some real work. I'm sure there were far more interesting and dangerous things happening over the weekend.
And he wasn't holding onto the car, he was holding onto a piece of rope
Road Traffic Act 1988 said:
Which I'm sure they were also dealing with.Don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying it was the most responsible thing to do.
It just amazes me that the police choose to spend their time with him, rather than doing some real work. I'm sure there were far more interesting and dangerous things happening over the weekend.
And he wasn't holding onto the car, he was holding onto a piece of rope
Was it a bit of fun?...yes
Was it a bit stupid?,...yes
Would the Police have been in the firing line had they not acted on it?...yes
Did it warrant an arrest?...without seeing it and knowing ALL the facts its hard to say
If theres nothing in it will he be charged?....no
The snowboarder wasnt driving the vehicle, so wasnt driving so couldnt have been arrested for dangerous driving. Is there more to it than the media report?...I reckon so.
Did the Police have better things to be doing?,...perhaps, but sadly a lot of time is spent dealing with people who need to learn to behave and not be a bit silly.
Has your mate learnt from it?,...I should think so.
Will he post a video of him being a bit of a tool on the internet again?...no
What would you want the Police to do had he gone under the wheels of a car that lost control?. Stay in the nick and just say "its only a laugh, we'll leave it". I dont think so.
Of if he wasnt a mate and he trashed your car?.
At the end of the day he was pissing about in a dangerous conditions...not too clever but I can understand it. Posting it on the internet and getting his collar felt for it is perhaps a bit more daft than the incident itself. Does he need to suck it up a bit and account for his actions?, I'll leave you to decide that.
T
You wouldn't be saying that if the driver hit your car and drove off.Don't misunderstand me, I'm not saying it was the most responsible thing to do.
It just amazes me that the police choose to spend their time with him, rather than doing some real work. I'm sure there were far more interesting and dangerous things happening over the weekend.
And he wasn't holding onto the car, he was holding onto a piece of rope
Being pulled behind a car is rediculous, and doing it on snow, even more so. They are just lucky no-one got hurt.
They'll live, they'll learn and soon they will realise that anything posted on the internet is traceable....well almost anything.
They can consider it a life lesson learnt the hard way.
Wiltsteve
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