Depends on how many domestic disturbance calls they have had that night
depends on how close they are to the end of their shift
depends if there on their way to a timmis meeting........
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Running from police.
- Thread starter Old Dude
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Depends on how many domestic disturbance calls they have had that night
depends on how close they are to the end of their shift
depends if there on their way to a timmis meeting........
They call them Honey Crullers now, I got one last week while waiting for the MOT lines.
That's not the cops i know, there's nothing that could be more important or they would rather do, than to catch a fleeing sport bike rider and pass his penis through the meat grinder slow.. for running..trust me !
Lets have this convo after you get your bike 203'd for resting your hand on your tank. If cops werent judge, jury and executioner people wouldnt feel the need to run.
Draco'sWrath
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+1. I think it's protocol that they radio you in as soon as you flee. In all honesty, if I was a cop that would be Prime-time for me
Give up? Why? Cuz you made 2 sharp lefts? Not bloody likely. Timmies can wait
And in the meantime, the OPP continue their silly staged media stunts.
OPP apprehend 30 "hooligan" MINI drivers out on a SPCA charity drive
OPP apprehend 30 "hooligan" MINI drivers out on a SPCA charity drive
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Strange fact here....the people stopped in the "media stunt"...were breaking the law......by their own admission.
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Good for you!
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Good for you!
I can't stand posts like this one. Just because 1 in 1000+ people the cops pull over gets a break, they feel the need to convince others that getting pulled over will not result in a ticket. BRAVO! I've always been polite to cops, how come that never worked for me? Or does the magic work only when YOU do it?
Last of the many times I checked, the bacon wating at the side of the road gets paid to write tickets to meet their quota. Asking to get off a ticket when pulled over is like asking a bunch of hungry wolves not to eat you. So good luck with that next time, hopefully there won't be a next time...
Maybe he was polite and didn't have any attitude? Ever considered that on the average day most riders won't actually get pulled over, maybe just 1 in a 1000 and then mostly for things they deserved? Just a thought.
Yes professor!
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Those terrible firetrucks and ambulances run stop lights too so I've heard.
No lectures...but you seem to be saying you're being persecuted. All those yellow tickets were completely undeserved?
Stop playing dumb!
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OK....I've not seen that kind of behaviour though. But then again I'm not in TO. Nearest I came to jackass behaviour here was being told off by a Montreal Cop for jaywalking on an empty street. Did get stopped for speeding once (60+ in a 50) in Ont but as I was still on my UK licence at the time the cop couldn't give me any points. Let me off with a warning. I was polite and he was OK. I have been thrown across a street in Paris by a french CRS cop though, they were known for being ********, goes back to the student riots of 68. Had a bunch of french normal cop friends and they were actually cool.
Can't explain your situation though if it's as you say, have you checked your jacket to see if one of your buddies hasn't written "piggies **** off" on your back?
Was the female cop at least hot?
I'm telling you dude I never give any attitude when encountering them.
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Where I come from we call that foreplay.
+1
I am sick of watching cops drive around like they got their driver's license from a treat of the week at McDonalds.
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