From: JNugent on
MrBitsy wrote:
> David Taylor wrote:
>
>>On 2006-08-15, Lumpy <spamcage(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>>>Alex Heney wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>It is criminal damage, even if he did have the "excuse" of having
>>>>seen the people using a mobile, which he knew the police would do
>>>>nothing about.
>>>
>>>If the man ia accusing those people of using phones whilst driving, I
>>>would say the police have a duty to investigate, and to serve those
>>>idiots with the apporpriate punishment.
>>
>>How are they supposed to investigate? Where will there be any
>>evidence of the victims using a phone whilst driving?
>
>
> That is a good point - if we all had a little more gumption, we could take
> videos of the idiots who insist on using a mobile while driving.

Yeah, right.

Using a video camera while driving probably isn't an offence, eh?

Or did you mean pedestrian operators, aiming a visible camera at oncoming
traffic? You'd certainly see a few emergency applications of the brakes...
From: JNugent on
MrBitsy wrote:
> JNugent wrote:
>
>
>>What a weird sense of priorities you have. You choose to disbelieve
>>the word of the victim and to believe the allegations of an anonymous
>>nutter who is committing criminal damage (the legal equivalent of
>>theft).
>
>
> Just who is the nutter?

The person damaging other peoples' property. He does it intentionally.

> At least the tyre slasher is doing it when the car is stationary.

Don't be daft.
From: burt on

"Tim S Kemp" <news(a)timkemp.karoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:OqCdnbxCm8PdaX3ZRVnyjg(a)karoo.co.uk...
> Dave M <me2(a)privacy.net> wrote:
>> All the car owners have found their tyres have been slashed and, in
>> many cases, a note on their windscreens.
>
> A medal? For criminal damage?

If I find out where the piece of s**t who came within an inch of killing me
on my journey home tonight lives, he won't just be worried about criminal
damage - he'll need major surgery. BMW, green, north Bristol, and talking
on a mobile phone. 17:10, N914 YOG, young, black driver. Oh dear, have I
accidentally published his details? What a shame.

I did what you're supposed to do and reported it to the police. Guess what?
nothing will happen according to the officer I reported it to. Is it any
wonder that people take the law into their own hands? If following the law
means that criminals who threaten my life will never be convicted, then
maybe it's time for direct action.


From: DieSea on

"burt" <burtthebike(a)blueyonder.co.uk> wrote in message
news:FanEg.105044$9d4.103973(a)fe2.news.blueyonder.co.uk...
>
> "Tim S Kemp" <news(a)timkemp.karoo.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:OqCdnbxCm8PdaX3ZRVnyjg(a)karoo.co.uk...
>> Dave M <me2(a)privacy.net> wrote:
>>> All the car owners have found their tyres have been slashed and, in
>>> many cases, a note on their windscreens.
>>
>> A medal? For criminal damage?
>
> If I find out where the piece of s**t who came within an inch of killing me on
> my journey home tonight lives, he won't just be worried about criminal damage -
> he'll need major surgery. BMW, green, north Bristol, and talking on a mobile
> phone. 17:10, N914 YOG, young, black driver. Oh dear, have I accidentally
> published his details? What a shame.
>
> I did what you're supposed to do and reported it to the police. Guess what?
> nothing will happen according to the officer I reported it to. Is it any wonder
> that people take the law into their own hands? If following the law means that
> criminals who threaten my life will never be convicted, then maybe it's time for
> direct action.
>

Talking to a traffic cop that is in a group I get together with on a rgular basis

I told him of an experience of mine recently and asked what should be done

The situation was that a car towing a tatty old camping trailer was tailgating me
in the middle lane of a motorway , flashing his lights for me to get out of the
way

I was solo and doing a BIT more than 70

He eventfully came up on the inside and pushed me out into the outside lane

Would the cops do anything , not unless you had to independent witness's

Ohhh well

DieSea



From: MrBitsy on
JNugent wrote:
> MrBitsy wrote:
>> JNugent wrote:
>>
>>
>>> What a weird sense of priorities you have. You choose to disbelieve
>>> the word of the victim and to believe the allegations of an
>>> anonymous nutter who is committing criminal damage (the legal
>>> equivalent of theft).
>>
>>
>> Just who is the nutter?
>
> The person damaging other peoples' property. He does it intentionally.

You think the drivers making calls are doing it unintentionally?

>
>> At least the tyre slasher is doing it when the car is stationary.
>
> Don't be daft.

I'm not - the tyre slasher is causing less danger.
--
MrBitsy


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