Impreza Involved In Fatal Crash
22 May 2006, 08:30 PM
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Firstly my heart goes out to the family of the dead driver!! For those of you who know me on here will know i am not 15mins from were this happened and also drive a mica blue classic v4 (and yes a few thought it was mine stollen at first) My wife recalls this car has tried to race us before on the way home from a local shopping trip was only a matter of time the way it was being driven so sad and annoying as some of the talk this week tar's us all with the same brush!!!!!
22 May 2006, 09:06 PM
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Scooby Dancer,
If you are sure it's the same car. Let plod know.
The more evidence against the a$$holes the more punishment.
But how can you ever give substantial punishment to a killer?
Heartfelt sympathies for the loss of life.
Hope evryone stays safe.
Lexx.
If you are sure it's the same car. Let plod know.
The more evidence against the a$$holes the more punishment.
But how can you ever give substantial punishment to a killer?
Heartfelt sympathies for the loss of life.
Hope evryone stays safe.
Lexx.
22 May 2006, 09:15 PM
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Originally Posted by Lexx
Scooby Dancer,
If you are sure it's the same car. Let plod know.
The more evidence against the a$$holes the more punishment.
But how can you ever give substantial punishment to a killer?
Heartfelt sympathies for the loss of life.
Hope evryone stays safe.
Lexx.
If you are sure it's the same car. Let plod know.
The more evidence against the a$$holes the more punishment.
But how can you ever give substantial punishment to a killer?
Heartfelt sympathies for the loss of life.
Hope evryone stays safe.
Lexx.
23 May 2006, 02:11 PM
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I saw that in the sun yesterday My GF brought it home and told me that I have too be Careful! So i just said it could happen in any car if your drivin like a TW@T!! Shame they have too hurt so many people just for doin something so stupid 
23 May 2006, 02:18 PM
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Originally Posted by Tomski_908
I saw that in the sun yesterday My GF brought it home and told me that I have too be Careful! So i just said it could happen in any car if your drivin like a TW@T!! Shame they have too hurt so many people just for doin something so stupid
23 May 2006, 04:54 PM
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Originally Posted by Sbradley
My sister-in-law was killed by a fcukwit driving beyond his capabilities.
The Police explained it to me like this.
If he gets done for Death by Dangerous then he goes to trial by jury. If he was sober, the car was his and he apears genuinely remorseful then there is a high probability that the jury will take the "could easily have been me" approach and fail to convict. Then he walks away without even a penalty point.
SB
The Police explained it to me like this.
If he gets done for Death by Dangerous then he goes to trial by jury. If he was sober, the car was his and he apears genuinely remorseful then there is a high probability that the jury will take the "could easily have been me" approach and fail to convict. Then he walks away without even a penalty point.
SB
I understand what the policeman was saying, but I really don't see how that argument could apply to someone driving at 3 times the limit in a 30 zone. This is self evidently not just something very unfortunate that could have just happen to any honest Joe, as they simply wouldn't be doing that kind of speed in a built up area.
This was a death caused by someone deliberately driving well in excess of their abilities under totally inappropriate conditions and in direct contravention of the applicable speed limit by a huge margin.
We simply cannot tolerate people like this on our roads and the legal system must not be seen to take these matters lightly. Offences of this type should result in a lifetime ban and a prison sentence more in accordance with manslaughter! To have a situation where sentences are capped purely because the life was taken in an RTA is unnacceptable. Someone has died as a result of willful and gross negligence on the part of someone else, the car is incidental.
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23 May 2006, 05:04 PM
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Originally Posted by fatscoobyfella
There should be an age block on certain cars..
Say impreza 25 yr old +,as well as Evo's,Cosworths and many more.
On top of that,if 5 yrs driving experience has not be achieved,they become uninsurable on that car 25yr old+ or not.
At least it may help,and if you did see a "kid" driving one of these cars,then it would mean he is uninsured,etc etc...
The prob is now,if you have the cash,you can drive what you want.With tragic results.
Say impreza 25 yr old +,as well as Evo's,Cosworths and many more.
On top of that,if 5 yrs driving experience has not be achieved,they become uninsurable on that car 25yr old+ or not.
At least it may help,and if you did see a "kid" driving one of these cars,then it would mean he is uninsured,etc etc...
The prob is now,if you have the cash,you can drive what you want.With tragic results.
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