Police opposing bail for traffic offences

Tooks said :

Lookout Smithers said :

Tooks said :

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Wow. You’re awesome.

fee
Nope. Not at all. Just young and stupid. Even so I think I was more deterred from encountering a dumbs with a badge and a gun more so than anything else. And it worked. My driving record is just about perfect.

What’s a dumbs? I don’t get the point of your little brag. You do realise cops will back right off in a pursuit when the driving is reckless (which you said it was). Especially if that driver is a kid. Don’t think too highly of your driving ability. Nearly all pursuits are terminated before they reach their conclusion. If I steal a Hyundai Excel, I would get away from the cops because I know what to do to have a pursuit terminated (as do most crooks).

At least you’ve got a perfect driving record though. Oh wait, you don’t. Again, I don’t see the point of bragging about it, but if it makes you feel a bit special, then fill your boots.

Don’t get me wrong tooksy, Canberra has the best law enforcement people and courts money can buy. I support the men and women who help to enforce it. Canberra owe’s its relatively low levels of crime and above average personal safety. I just thought to, foolishly indeed, bring it up. The officer was really pissed about having lost them, it was very curious. Even mum noted it. I didn’t get off lightly. That stepdads vehicle was in fact commonwealth property. I was dealt with accordingly, but also sent back to DADS! I was in a whole world of old school fathering pain. I don’t know what the point of me bragging about it was either Tooks. Im sure I have made it clear that the things I say, and the things I think about before saying them are few and far between. That officer was a prick and Im sure even his colleagues thought so. One of my best mates serves currently in the job, among the best I blokes I know. Honest. Im not anti cop. Im anti construct relevant point sometimes. Best.

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Hmmm… considering we have only your word on this, I’m calling b*llsh*t.

Lookout Smithers said :

Tooks said :

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Wow. You’re awesome.

fee
Nope. Not at all. Just young and stupid. Even so I think I was more deterred from encountering a dumbs with a badge and a gun more so than anything else. And it worked. My driving record is just about perfect.

What’s a dumbs? I don’t get the point of your little brag. You do realise cops will back right off in a pursuit when the driving is reckless (which you said it was). Especially if that driver is a kid. Don’t think too highly of your driving ability. Nearly all pursuits are terminated before they reach their conclusion. If I steal a Hyundai Excel, I would get away from the cops because I know what to do to have a pursuit terminated (as do most crooks).

At least you’ve got a perfect driving record though. Oh wait, you don’t. Again, I don’t see the point of bragging about it, but if it makes you feel a bit special, then fill your boots.

John Moulis said :

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Gee, you’re lucky driving a car at 15. I remember when I reached driving age my parents bought me an expensive Peugeot 10 speed bike. It staved off the driving pangs for a further ten years when I finally got my drivers licence.

Don’t know if I would equate stealing to luck, unless you’re of the make-(off-with)-your-own-luck ilk.

Tooks said :

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Wow. You’re awesome.

fee
Nope. Not at all. Just young and stupid. Even so I think I was more deterred from encountering a dumbs with a badge and a gun more so than anything else. And it worked. My driving record is just about perfect.

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Gee, you’re lucky driving a car at 15. I remember when I reached driving age my parents bought me an expensive Peugeot 10 speed bike. It staved off the driving pangs for a further ten years when I finally got my drivers licence.

Nylex_Clock said :

Queen_of_the_Bun said :

colourful sydney racing identity said :

Home made number plates? hahahaha!

Practising for prison?

No.

Practising for prison would involve sitting in a room with a panel of 15 psychologists and social-workers and listening to them telling you for hours on end that your actions are all society’s fault.

Joke night at your house must be awesome fun.

Lookout Smithers said :

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Wow. You’re awesome.

When I surrended myself at age 15 after stealing the step fathers car, the biggest serve I got was for being a ‘big hero’ or thinking I was for outrunning them. This was before I even admitted being the driver. Now I did learn my lesson but that wasn’t something they gave a shit about. I out ran them for two reasons, without either being intentional. #1, I was driving a car of equal power. #2, I was 15, green and knew nothing about the car dynamics or how fast I could take corners etc. It was chance. But, since that policeman thought I was some kind of racing car authority, I ll take it. I out ran you, at 15…. Good Job sir. XX

Nylex_Clock said :

Queen_of_the_Bun said :

colourful sydney racing identity said :

Home made number plates? hahahaha!

Practising for prison?

No.

Practising for prison would involve sitting in a room with a panel of 15 psychologists and social-workers and listening to them telling you for hours on end that your actions are all society’s fault.

*sigh*