UK Police – Dereliction of Duty

[Bollo]

Mod note: as TVL has deleted his own posts I've deleted the rest of the argument, as the remaining posts made even less sense than they did before!

Wow!

 

[glenn forger]

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-englan...=social&ns_campaign=bbcnews&ns_source=twitter

 

[glenn forger]

Google his name.

 

[Incontinentia Buttocks]

Just been reading the thread about this from 2014. Previous for poss intent to supply, if he gets potted for the dangerous drive x3 he's down the steps. Fingers crossed.

 

[glenn forger]

It's an unusual defence, but who knows how it will go.

 

[Origamist]

Well it is not 2020 yet, and the Police had time to interview me for an hour, a few officers had time to view the video, the decision was made to give the driver a section 171. A Police Officer then had time to drive to the offenders home, and play the video to the driver (who is also a motorcyclist) and his wife. The driver explained that he sounded his horn so the cyclist would get out of his way (into the door zone that cyclist and motorcyclist are told to avoid). The Officer accepted this as acceptable behaviour and decided not to give the driver the planned section 171. All the time needed had already been found and taken. Simple, the Police do still have plenty of time, they are just extremely bad at their job IMO

That's idiotic reasoning, but it doesn't surprise me. Did you have the energy to argue the toss?

On the plus side, the driver has at least had a visit from the police and he's now on their radar.

 

[derrick]

That's idiotic reasoning, but it doesn't surprise me. Did you have the energy to argue the toss?

On the plus side, the driver has at least had a visit from the police and he's now on their radar.

Bet he is shaking in his boots.

 

[Origamist]

Bet he is shaking in his boots.

I doubt it.

 

[TheVexatiousLitigant]

That's idiotic reasoning, but it doesn't surprise me. Did you have the energy to argue the toss?

On the plus side, the driver has at least had a visit from the police and he's now on their radar.

Yes, poor guy knows he must go to the trouble of sounding his horn before driving dangerously, or he may or may not be in trouble

 

[Origamist]

Yes, poor guy knows he must go to the trouble of sounding his horn before driving dangerously, or he may or may not be in trouble

I've just bought an air zound as my get out of jail free card...

 

[Sheffield_Tiger]

Well, I know when I take photos of dangerous obstructions, I get the "terror threat" speech and the wanting to know my name and details.

I don't think there's much inclination to uphold decent standards of vehicle use by South Yorkshire Police..

I'm not sure how any vehicle leaving their car park (in photo 2) can see cyclists coming downhill from the left, behind their hired minibus

 

[Incontinentia Buttocks]

 

[TheVexatiousLitigant]

This is a the previous complaint that I made to the Police about a dangerous driver:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SFYFZ0hZxFM

The Police claimed they lost the complaint, they did however manage to find it again just too late to be able to charge the driver! As was the case with the complaint I made before this one!

 

[Markymark]

You make a fair few such complaints?

I had a number of posts removed but i shall repost my question as I think it's fair.

Is it possible the police don't like you?

 

[TheVexatiousLitigant]

I had a number of posts removed but i shall repost my question as I think it's fair.

Is it possible the police don't like you?

No, they just do not like working for their pay