POLICE POWER...... need help
14 August 2006, 02:23 AM
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POLICE POWER...... need help
Hi all any copper in here??
I need info so i can back up my case to the police when stopped.
i got some take away and saw coppers go past me.. they looked at me funny!
then i collected food and drove off to see them parked up.. as i went passed they started following me..
i had my belt on
nothing to drink
nothing to be stopped for..
they followed me for half a mile and stopped me..
I questioned Why ansd they said your car is registered to a female, I answered YES so what.
your a male!! mmm YES well done officer!
whats the problem, well is the car stolen!
haha NO its my sisters and i am second driver..
Then he started being cocky and wrote everythign out.. BUT also asking my passenger his details. (NEVER HAD THAT BEFORE)
i answered all producing my driving licience.
I questioned Why he followed.. he said cos your car is a lady registered.. i said NO.. thats what you desc0overed After not first..
he wouldnt tell me.
I want to know how to argue back to them..
the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised.
There was NO need to stop me.. i didnt seem drunk nor any reason to be stopped.
ADVICE needed.. If there is a book or artical i can read that would be ideal.. i want to be able to argue my innocense
I need info so i can back up my case to the police when stopped.
i got some take away and saw coppers go past me.. they looked at me funny!
then i collected food and drove off to see them parked up.. as i went passed they started following me..
i had my belt on
nothing to drink
nothing to be stopped for..
they followed me for half a mile and stopped me..
I questioned Why ansd they said your car is registered to a female, I answered YES so what.
your a male!! mmm YES well done officer!
whats the problem, well is the car stolen!
haha NO its my sisters and i am second driver..
Then he started being cocky and wrote everythign out.. BUT also asking my passenger his details. (NEVER HAD THAT BEFORE)
i answered all producing my driving licience.
I questioned Why he followed.. he said cos your car is a lady registered.. i said NO.. thats what you desc0overed After not first..
he wouldnt tell me.
I want to know how to argue back to them..
the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised.
There was NO need to stop me.. i didnt seem drunk nor any reason to be stopped.
ADVICE needed.. If there is a book or artical i can read that would be ideal.. i want to be able to argue my innocense
14 August 2006, 04:31 AM
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Sign of the times. Everyone is guilty until you can prove otherwise...
"the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised."
Crap answer, but would you feel better or worse if you car was stolen and was being driven lawfully and the police stopped the criminal in it for no apparent reason other than to stop a car out late?
J
"the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised."
Crap answer, but would you feel better or worse if you car was stolen and was being driven lawfully and the police stopped the criminal in it for no apparent reason other than to stop a car out late?
J
14 August 2006, 05:27 AM
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Perfectly legitimate pull IMHO. The car is registered to a female and being driven by a male. They only have access to limited info on whether it is insured or not, not exactly who else may be named on the policy. Only advice I can offer you is to be as civil and helpful as possible to them and they'll reciprocate usually. If you had done something naughty, it is often an idea to not produce your license even if it's tucked away in your wallet. If they're undecided as to whether to simply bollock you or properly do you, they have more work to do when they get back to the station if your license isn't presented and this will sometimes sway their decision in your favour if you choose not to show them it 
14 August 2006, 05:30 AM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
Perfectly legitimate pull IMHO. The car is registered to a female and being driven by a male. They only have access to limited info on whether it is insured or not, not exactly who else may be named on the policy. Only advice I can offer you is to be as civil and helpful as possible to them and they'll reciprocate usually. If you had done something naughty, it is often an idea to not produce your license even if it's tucked away in your wallet. If they're undecided as to whether to simply bollock you or properly do you, they have more work to do when they get back to the station if your license isn't presented and this will sometimes sway their decision in your favour if you choose not to show them it
Have to agree
14 August 2006, 06:33 AM
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Originally Posted by type.r
If there is a book or artical i can read that would be ideal.. i want to be able to argue my innocense
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14 August 2006, 09:23 AM
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If they're undecided as to whether to simply bollock you or properly do you, they have more work to do when they get back to the station if your license isn't presented and this will sometimes sway their decision in your favour if you choose not to show them it
It’s just a producer - not too much trouble. If there are any offences they will report you there and then. Then it’s a quick file once you produce (or don't produce) your documents.
At the end of the day, the police have a power to stop any vehicle on the road to check its legality and that of its occupants. Best thing to do is play it cool and don't lie.
The ones I let go with a verbal warning are the ones who tell the truth. "I'm sorry, I did catch the red light' 'Sorry I was speeding, but I’m running late'
14 August 2006, 09:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Felix.
The ones I let go with a verbal warning are the ones who tell the truth. "I'm sorry, I did catch the red light' 'Sorry I was speeding, but I’m running late'
14 August 2006, 09:42 AM
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If you take it lying down then you shouldn't be surprised if people use you as a door mat son. They'll screw you over good and proper, make no mistake!
In my day if the filth gave us trouble we'd have someone wait outside the nick after the shift and follow them home. It was the young ones usually, the more experienced knew when to leave well alone but by God you'd be surprised how compliant they became.
You young people today have got no spine. Pathetic.
In my day if the filth gave us trouble we'd have someone wait outside the nick after the shift and follow them home. It was the young ones usually, the more experienced knew when to leave well alone but by God you'd be surprised how compliant they became.
You young people today have got no spine. Pathetic.
14 August 2006, 09:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Eddie Temple
If you take it lying down then you shouldn't be surprised if people use you as a door mat son. They'll screw you over good and proper, make no mistake!
In my day if the filth gave us trouble we'd have someone wait outside the nick after the shift and follow them home. It was the young ones usually, the more experienced knew when to leave well alone but by God you'd be surprised how compliant they became.
You young people today have got no spine. Pathetic.
In my day if the filth gave us trouble we'd have someone wait outside the nick after the shift and follow them home. It was the young ones usually, the more experienced knew when to leave well alone but by God you'd be surprised how compliant they became.
You young people today have got no spine. Pathetic.
14 August 2006, 09:55 AM
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OK - next time you are stopped and you have blatantly gone through a red light, protest you innocence and see what happens......
I ain't bothered either way - its you that will get the points and who’s insurance will go up
DCI - people tend to say sorry as they see us as representatives of the law.
I ain't bothered either way - its you that will get the points and who’s insurance will go up
DCI - people tend to say sorry as they see us as representatives of the law.
14 August 2006, 09:56 AM
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Originally Posted by Eddie Temple
Don't you roll your eyes at me you subhuman. If you've got something to say then be a man and write it out properly.
14 August 2006, 02:11 PM
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Originally Posted by corradoboy
. They only have access to limited info on whether it is insured or not, not exactly who else may be named on the policy.
other than that ive never had any trouble with the police.
14 August 2006, 02:19 PM
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Originally Posted by type.r
Hi all any copper in here??
I need info so i can back up my case to the police when stopped.
i got some take away and saw coppers go past me.. they looked at me funny!
then i collected food and drove off to see them parked up.. as i went passed they started following me..
i had my belt on
nothing to drink
nothing to be stopped for..
they followed me for half a mile and stopped me..
I questioned Why ansd they said your car is registered to a female, I answered YES so what.
your a male!! mmm YES well done officer!
whats the problem, well is the car stolen!
haha NO its my sisters and i am second driver..
Then he started being cocky and wrote everythign out.. BUT also asking my passenger his details. (NEVER HAD THAT BEFORE)
i answered all producing my driving licience.
I questioned Why he followed.. he said cos your car is a lady registered.. i said NO.. thats what you desc0overed After not first..
he wouldnt tell me.
I want to know how to argue back to them..
the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised.
There was NO need to stop me.. i didnt seem drunk nor any reason to be stopped.
ADVICE needed.. If there is a book or artical i can read that would be ideal.. i want to be able to argue my innocense
I need info so i can back up my case to the police when stopped.
i got some take away and saw coppers go past me.. they looked at me funny!
then i collected food and drove off to see them parked up.. as i went passed they started following me..
i had my belt on
nothing to drink
nothing to be stopped for..
they followed me for half a mile and stopped me..
I questioned Why ansd they said your car is registered to a female, I answered YES so what.
your a male!! mmm YES well done officer!
whats the problem, well is the car stolen!
haha NO its my sisters and i am second driver..
Then he started being cocky and wrote everythign out.. BUT also asking my passenger his details. (NEVER HAD THAT BEFORE)
i answered all producing my driving licience.
I questioned Why he followed.. he said cos your car is a lady registered.. i said NO.. thats what you desc0overed After not first..
he wouldnt tell me.
I want to know how to argue back to them..
the car and myself are 100% legal and i feel i was victimised.
There was NO need to stop me.. i didnt seem drunk nor any reason to be stopped.
ADVICE needed.. If there is a book or artical i can read that would be ideal.. i want to be able to argue my innocense
14 August 2006, 02:26 PM
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Originally Posted by type.r
Hi all any copper in here??
i want to be able to argue my innocense
i want to be able to argue my innocense
That should do it.
14 August 2006, 03:31 PM
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Ark at you load of girls! I'm a copper working the streets and drive a nice fast Scooby. If i get caught breaking traffic law then i get caught, do the crime do the time! We get in alot more ****e than joe Bloggs in the street does if we commit traffic offences. We all speed, thats just life. It's abit like "Eddie". He's a typical example, There are ******* everywhere not just in the Police. Now "Eddie" is your everyday Primate. He most likely wears big gloves with leather patches to avoid his knuckles dragging on the floor!
. Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for following us home every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
. Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for following us home every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
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Originally Posted by jam1e
Ark at you load of girls! I'm a copper working the streets and drive a nice fast Scooby. If i get caught breaking traffic law then i get caught, do the crime do the time! We get in alot more ****e than joe Bloggs in the street does if we commit traffic offences. We all speed, thats just life. It's abit like "Alloy". He's a typical example, There are ******* everywhere not just in the Police. Now "Alloy" is your everyday Primate. He most likely wears big gloves with leather patches to avoid his knuckles dragging on the floor! . Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for it every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
. Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for it every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
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Originally Posted by jam1e
Ark at you load of girls! I'm a copper working the streets and drive a nice fast Scooby. If i get caught breaking traffic law then i get caught, do the crime do the time! We get in alot more ****e than joe Bloggs in the street does if we commit traffic offences. We all speed, thats just life. It's abit like "Alloy". He's a typical example, There are ******* everywhere not just in the Police. Now "Alloy" is your everyday Primate. He most likely wears big gloves with leather patches to avoid his knuckles dragging on the floor! . Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for it every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
. Following Police Officers home is taken very seriously and we are fortunate enough to have the law on our side. If harrassing the average Dumb *** for it every minute of the day does not do the trick, winding them up and kicking the **** out of them when they play up works, At least for me anyhow
If you didn't then you damn well should have been!
