Drink drive campaign starts today
 

In Nottingham and Derby, and the Police have offered rewards of £1000 to anyone who shops a drink driver and the said driver is convicted of the offence.


Question

Would you shop a drink driver for a £1000 ?

Damn right. I'd shop a DD for nothing.

Absolutely - I'd shop them for nothing too :)

thats 3 of us then:D:D

YES!!!!

After I'd knocked their teeth down their throat that is!! :mad:

4 ;)

:iamwithst

Oooh. that's big talk for a keyboard hero...

hardman... :lol1: :lol1:

Where is the £1K comming from? Taxpayer?

In essence I'd be retrieveing what I have already paid in tax ;)

No mess tins, i'd be on the phone before they had left the bar! :)

UncleBuck rolls into town again ruining the site for everyone :rolleyes:

in reality , there is probably less drunk drivers about at this time of year than in the summer:brickwall
why can't the braincells go and be useful, rather than sat on there fat a**es in cars hiding around pub carparks:nono:
if you watch those tv cop chases, listern to what the criminals get as punishment:confused:
if you are hard working tax payer who f**ks up once, you get banned and a huge fine:wonder: ( now your on the dole and claiming every benefit:brickwall )
but if you are a scrout pinching cars, crashing them, risking everyone life everytime you get behind the wheel,:mad: , you get community servce and a holiday or/and a pat on the back:mad:
somethings ass about face here:wonder:

:lol:

" ruining the site for everyone "

That old troll lewis is now part of the scoobynet 'reptard' establishment. I would LMAO if it didn't epitomise what the BBs has become. :lol1:

There are far more drink drivers around Christmas.

I didn't read the rest of your post as it is so badly written/spaced out.

I'd shop myself, gain £1000 in "grassing cash", pay a £20 fine, be banned from drivng so save £500 on in insurance, £160 in car tax and, £520 per year in petrol and get free bus rides to work :D:D

LOL

So you'd prefer drunk drivers to get away with it, cause havoc and risk their own and more importantly other peoples lives?

What planet are you on? :iamwithst

Is that true, fp, or is it what hmg want us to believe?

I'm sure I saw an article in one of the better papers this year, come Spring, saying that the majority of drink driving offences take place when light nights come, with folk sitting outside pubs, bars, and each others' homes.......

Alcazar

There's a 5 fold increase in arrests where I work in December and we don't target/stop any more cars than any other time. We only stop cars for DD that are being driven badly, have no lights on - obvious stuff.

I had 7 pissed drivers in 4 nights in the week up to last Xmas. One bloke on Xmas morning (4am) was driving on the wrong side of the road, with no lights on and with sparks coming from one of his shredded wheels.

He had his wife and 2 young kids with him - he was 4 times over the limit!

Good grief:eek:

Alcazar

From hat is see/hear peole seem to be more lkely to DD inhe summer months,due o police beingfar hotteron drik driing tis time of year.

I hate drink drvers :razz:

You're not driving this morning are you :freak3:

I had 3 DIC last night. All before 3am. I only started at 11. :mad:

All of the above drew attention to themselves.

Had a text message off one of the lads this morning....one of them blew 150+

Wow at a fiver per BJ thats a pretty good night ! :hjtwofing

:lol1:

Ditto :luxhello:

This business of paying people to encouraging them to shop people is a dangerous precedent in my mind. It is the sort of thing which was encouraged in the old Soviet Union. It opens the door to all kinds of revenge actions and would do nothing to strengthen our British society which is suffering enough already.

I hate the idea of drunk driving as much as anybody and I would be prepared to do all I could to stop a man driving in such a state. I certainly would not need to be paid for doing that though.

Les

Lets put it on the other foot shall we-- would you shop your best mate, you know his wife(maybe shagged her), godfather to his son etc. Scenario he came out of pub had one or two too many. Not drunk but over, his home is nearby and he's a careful driver not some mindless chav who goes on a reckless joyriding crusade. You'd grass him for a grand? I don't think so :nono:

yes i would, whats the telephone number :norty:

However I would take his keys and call him a cab, as has been done many times :)