police matter help?
15-07-2008, 11:34 PM
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omg what did i start i only wanted to know where he stood witht he matter as i thought if you didnt delcare em if you had a crash they wouldnt pay out. i didnt wana start and argument about the police and what they do everyone has there options and i have mine but lets just get back to the question asked and leave it at that.
16-07-2008, 07:40 AM
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quite ironically I have never had a problem with the police, even when caught a well over the speed limit.
I simply do not attempt to blag them, or lie about what I have been caught doing. I understand that they have a job to do and appreciate this along with what is being said to me.
In general most of the police I have come across have been very reasonable and fair, there have been the odd arshole I have come across but that's true of all professions, under these circumstances I simply bite my tounge and go about my business.
I have no problem with the police pulling my car and wish they did it more often as it increases the chance of them doing it if it gets stolen and im not in it
In most cases from my experience the police seem to be more interested in having a quiet word with you rather than doing paperwork and its your reaction that determines where it goes from that point.
It's quite ironic, that my mates which are anti-police always give it the big man when pulled over, act like they have done nothing wrong and its victimisation, they spend more time with the police arguing than I ever have done by being simply communicating with them honestly.
People forget that the police often see the results of poor driving and the family's it destroys, no wonder they can be a little obsessive at times, I just dont think reacting in a negative manner helps them or you. The police have a job to do and this will be done no matter what you personally say or think, so why not let them get on with it imho
I think its wrong to brush all police with the same view as we have some really good coppers as well as the bad apples, take them as you find them.
I simply do not attempt to blag them, or lie about what I have been caught doing. I understand that they have a job to do and appreciate this along with what is being said to me.
In general most of the police I have come across have been very reasonable and fair, there have been the odd arshole I have come across but that's true of all professions, under these circumstances I simply bite my tounge and go about my business.
I have no problem with the police pulling my car and wish they did it more often as it increases the chance of them doing it if it gets stolen and im not in it
In most cases from my experience the police seem to be more interested in having a quiet word with you rather than doing paperwork and its your reaction that determines where it goes from that point.
It's quite ironic, that my mates which are anti-police always give it the big man when pulled over, act like they have done nothing wrong and its victimisation, they spend more time with the police arguing than I ever have done by being simply communicating with them honestly.
People forget that the police often see the results of poor driving and the family's it destroys, no wonder they can be a little obsessive at times, I just dont think reacting in a negative manner helps them or you. The police have a job to do and this will be done no matter what you personally say or think, so why not let them get on with it imho
I think its wrong to brush all police with the same view as we have some really good coppers as well as the bad apples, take them as you find them.
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16-07-2008, 08:31 AM
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but you's are not getting paid be like and thats your jobs to deal with the public POLITELY not the way you's want(but you's think you's are above the law)as for up someones arse the police act as if they dont have a sin in the world i bet you and you team have pirate dvds etc etc and you's get people in shite for that so that way i said that!!!
that's not even fucking english!
totally agree with turbocabbie. been busted a fair few times, but generally speaking if you don't carry on like an arsehole you don't get treated like one!
16-07-2008, 03:50 PM
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yea i agree to if your nice to them there generally nice back. if your not nice and act like a twat then your gunner get treated in the same way
16-07-2008, 03:58 PM
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Are the few ŁŁŁ's savings on the insurance policy really worth the gamble ?
As said above, if you can't insure it fully and legally, don't drive it.
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17-07-2008, 01:09 AM
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thay should of taken his car of him if i was a police officer i would of taken his car
in my eyes he is driving without insurance, why the hell didnt the police take his car
in my eyes he is driving without insurance, why the hell didnt the police take his car
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