speedy1234
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poor copper takes on a law student
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copper looses it
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how grown up of him trying to show someone up just doing their job.
Police - damned if they do, damned if they don't.
Police - damned if they do, damned if they don't.
If the guy did indeed jump a red light on his cycle then he is a nob. Just because he is a cyclist does not make him excempt from the law of the road.
If a car had run a red light and knocked him off his cycle he would be wanting action taken against the driver of the car.
If a car had run a red light and knocked him off his cycle he would be wanting action taken against the driver of the car.
speedy1234
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if he broke the law yes i agree
but still doesent give the officer the right to do what he done!!!
but still doesent give the officer the right to do what he done!!!
muskrat
Inactive User
Watched this and the first thing that struck me was if the dude on the bike was wearing a camera as a recorder of any incidents then why didn't he show the lights as he went through them, surely that's the point, copper wrong-cyclist right???
If the copper was wrong then and acted that way with me and I had the proof I'd be down the nick and have him spoken to and get it sorted, we have enough to contend with on todays roads without some power crazed loopy copper but I suspect he didn't show the footage because he had crashed the lights, after all what use is wearing a recording device, I thought the point was to provide proof in case of an accident and/or incident?
I may be wrong but if I was that copper and he had ran the light I would have nicked the prick and used his own camera evidence against him, that said the copper did lose it, but who wouldn't when you deal with the s**t coppers have to deal with, all you need is a prick looking for you tube fame.
Don't get me wrong I'm no fan of the bobbies but if I had a pompous tw@t like that to deal with, and I knew he was in the wrong, I'd have just carted him off down the nick and reviewed the camera footage.
Pushbikers do themselves no favours with this stuff.
If the copper was wrong then and acted that way with me and I had the proof I'd be down the nick and have him spoken to and get it sorted, we have enough to contend with on todays roads without some power crazed loopy copper but I suspect he didn't show the footage because he had crashed the lights, after all what use is wearing a recording device, I thought the point was to provide proof in case of an accident and/or incident?
I may be wrong but if I was that copper and he had ran the light I would have nicked the prick and used his own camera evidence against him, that said the copper did lose it, but who wouldn't when you deal with the s**t coppers have to deal with, all you need is a prick looking for you tube fame.
Don't get me wrong I'm no fan of the bobbies but if I had a pompous tw@t like that to deal with, and I knew he was in the wrong, I'd have just carted him off down the nick and reviewed the camera footage.
Pushbikers do themselves no favours with this stuff.
Rs2k_Rider
DW's Resident Medic
I agree 100% bud !
I ride a motorbike in London, and the cyclists are a fooking menace !!! they come on your near side/off side - any bloody side ! jump red lights and cut across in front of you at junctions.....
muskrat
Inactive User
Just watched the start of this again and read what he has added to his comments.
He's disabled comments!
Seems to have backfired a bit, his comment of "there is no right way to look at things" is mental for a cyclist, the right way to look at things when you are that vunerable and exposed is sunny side up without any large shiny lumps of vehicle/road furniture/gravel hitting you, thats common sense for anything on the road not only push bikers.
I don't hate cyclists but hate the way some of them behave, but then again, you could say that for any vehicle and I've driven me fair share, I'm just a bit more aware as me bike went back on the road today :Clap:
He's disabled comments!
Seems to have backfired a bit, his comment of "there is no right way to look at things" is mental for a cyclist, the right way to look at things when you are that vunerable and exposed is sunny side up without any large shiny lumps of vehicle/road furniture/gravel hitting you, thats common sense for anything on the road not only push bikers.
I don't hate cyclists but hate the way some of them behave, but then again, you could say that for any vehicle and I've driven me fair share, I'm just a bit more aware as me bike went back on the road today :Clap:
Paul-K
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jamesyboyjim
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Id have lost it with that cyclist aswell, he was being a smartarse! But at the sametime I've dealt with stupid police who think just because they are the police that their right and your wrong.
m4rkyw
DW Regular
iv had run-ins with the police a few times (motoring & speeding offences) and wished id had that guys knowledge of the law, that officer was proper gobsmacked an serves him right for not knowing his job but i agree the cyclist was a knob the way he kept slapping the officer with questions about the law an seemed to be enjoying it to much
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I thought this was going to be a post about copper v fiber optics lol
muskrat
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