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16 January 2009, 02:15 PM
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beware A13 users....
looks like the unmarked police bike is out prowling today.
going by where i see him, looks like he could be doing a big circle from saddlers farm to dagenham.
not sure of the exact make of bike but it's black (possibly honda) white helmet and high vis jacket.
going by where i see him, looks like he could be doing a big circle from saddlers farm to dagenham.
not sure of the exact make of bike but it's black (possibly honda) white helmet and high vis jacket.
16 January 2009, 02:30 PM
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because when i first see him he was parked up as i pulled out my road and secondly have seen him pull someone before, had his emergency lights flashing, and thirdly he has POLICE written on the back of his helmet. 
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Operation Parody.
Well this started on Monday (January 12), & will involved police motorcycles roaming a number of Essex locations, including Dunmow, Braintree, Witham, Halstead & villages across central Essex to ascertain where further enforcement of road laws are needed.
The operation will also involve officers quizzing residents about specific problems associated with cars and motorcycles in their area.
Inspector Justin Smith, of the Essex Police road policing unit, believes the six-week operation will make the most out of limited police resources.
He said: "With limited resources and a huge area to patrol, I frequently see my road policing teams directed back to the busy roads like the A12 and M11 to deal with collisions.
“What this operation seeks to do is "ring fence" three motorcycle riders so that they can spend six weeks in the outlying villages dealing with local problems and priorities.
Once feedback has been analysed by officers, there is likely to be a crackdown on any areas that have been highlighted as a traffic problem area.
Mark
Well this started on Monday (January 12), & will involved police motorcycles roaming a number of Essex locations, including Dunmow, Braintree, Witham, Halstead & villages across central Essex to ascertain where further enforcement of road laws are needed.
The operation will also involve officers quizzing residents about specific problems associated with cars and motorcycles in their area.
Inspector Justin Smith, of the Essex Police road policing unit, believes the six-week operation will make the most out of limited police resources.
He said: "With limited resources and a huge area to patrol, I frequently see my road policing teams directed back to the busy roads like the A12 and M11 to deal with collisions.
“What this operation seeks to do is "ring fence" three motorcycle riders so that they can spend six weeks in the outlying villages dealing with local problems and priorities.
Once feedback has been analysed by officers, there is likely to be a crackdown on any areas that have been highlighted as a traffic problem area.
Mark
16 January 2009, 04:37 PM
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cheers for that mark,
however have seen this motorcyclist out on the A13 before xmas!!! sneaky blighters!!! ha ha
however have seen this motorcyclist out on the A13 before xmas!!! sneaky blighters!!! ha ha
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