S600BY(or S6000B) - Getting pulled!
18 February 2004, 08:37 PM
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S600BY(or S6000B) - Getting pulled!
Saw S600BY getting pulled on the M1 at Sheffield on Sunday - have to say it really pissed me off, the copper pulled off the hard shoulder after doing someon else and made a bee line for this scoob driver who was doing nothing wrong, the guy was following me (in my wife's car), I slowed to let him pass to see the car as it looked very smart and he cruised past at 70mph - the police volvo followed for a few hundred yards and just pulled him up for no reason.
I would back you up m8 if you are reading this and you got done for some spurious reason. We got an SP 30 on Sat for doing 47 in a 40 - wide road - counrtyside - no one else about but us and a safety van partially concealed.
Soft target for money making scam, OK we were speeding but it was marginal considerring the location and conditions, this type of thing is going to cause major relations problems between motorists and the police, it's a case of over zealous policing by idiots who should go catch proper criminals. Some police are fine but the **** who do this should be doing another job.
I bet the guy in Sheffield that pulled S600BY (or S6000B) was that tit that was on the Traffic cop documentary a few months ago - the skinny hunch back or the pratt that crashed with the lorry.
To be balanced we got robbed recently and the local bobby's were fantastic -why can't the *** heads be ousted from the force.
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I would back you up m8 if you are reading this and you got done for some spurious reason. We got an SP 30 on Sat for doing 47 in a 40 - wide road - counrtyside - no one else about but us and a safety van partially concealed.
Soft target for money making scam, OK we were speeding but it was marginal considerring the location and conditions, this type of thing is going to cause major relations problems between motorists and the police, it's a case of over zealous policing by idiots who should go catch proper criminals. Some police are fine but the **** who do this should be doing another job.
I bet the guy in Sheffield that pulled S600BY (or S6000B) was that tit that was on the Traffic cop documentary a few months ago - the skinny hunch back or the pratt that crashed with the lorry.
To be balanced we got robbed recently and the local bobby's were fantastic -why can't the *** heads be ousted from the force.
Barney
20 February 2004, 12:29 AM
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In defence of our constabulary I think they do a wonderful job in difficult circumstances most of the time but they are not helped by politicians who decide to to use traffic rules as a revenue gathering instrument!!
20 February 2004, 06:57 PM
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Originally Posted by barneyrubble
We got an SP 30 on Sat for doing 47 in a 40
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and you can't complain if you were by your own admission doing 47 in a 40 
22 February 2004, 10:19 PM
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Ooops! 
I stand corrected
I always thought the SP related to Speeding and the number to the speed limit of the road the offence was commited on...ergo get caught on the Motorway would be an SP70....turns out that's an SP50 
anyway, I'll get me coat!
I stand corrected
I always thought the SP related to Speeding and the number to the speed limit of the road the offence was commited on...ergo get caught on the Motorway would be an SP70....turns out that's an SP50 anyway, I'll get me coat!
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