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Jeff_Bridges_hair

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BS_dNh0nUgU

Its great to watch in all essence but i do believe that the cyclist was being deliberately obstructive in not handing over his details just so he could test the water with the copper..

But the copper really shouldve have known more about what he was saying rather then talking rubbish..

but great to watch

mikey72

Maybe we need a new law.
Cyclist breaks the law, won't produce details or give his name, the pc gets a roadside crusher to come along, puts the bike in, gives him his little cube back, let him carry on walking on his way.
Stop the red light jumpers and the pavement cyclists.

Kilty_2

Can tell right from the start that if this was a motorist who'd been stopped by traffic police they'd be arrested as soon as they gave an excuse.

Cyclist is a tw:mad:t right from the start.

Stigy

I agree that the Police Officer should have known more about what he was talking about regarding the law. That's not to say that as a Police Officer you need to know exactly what legislation all the numerous laws you're enforcing fall under (you're entering a legal minefield if you start quoting laws to people!), but something a trivial as supplying a name and address is bread & butter stuff for a copper!

The cyclist was also an idiot, a Barrack-Room lawyer if you like. It's amazing how many people are studying law these days though...;). Even if he was a law student, I find that they just think they know what they're talking about most of the time. I think the Policeman was trying to blag it, rather than actually thinking a nmemonic was some sort of legislation.

thelawnet

Stigy wrote: »

I agree that the Police Officer should have known more about what he was talking about regarding the law. That's not to say that as a Police Officer you need to know exactly what legislation all the numerous laws you're enforcing fall under (you're entering a legal minefield if you start quoting laws to people!), but something a trivial as supplying a name and address is bread & butter stuff for a copper!

Yup, quite correct. Cop needs to know *his* rights. His powers of arrest should have been covered his first weeks on the job, it's basic law. He can't deal with an @rsey middle class bloke, not very good. He makes his first fail when he asks for 'documents', which is obviously foolish, and it doesn't get any better from there.

thelawnet

This is the original upload

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zKQPGP5IiSc

harveybobbles

I think its a good video ans shows that the Dibble think they are better then others.

However, I do feel like ramming cyclists off the roasd when they run red lights. Though I they do this, I normally go past them in 2nd gear and cover them in diesel soot

Kilty_2

harveybobbles wrote: »

I think its a good video ans shows that the Dibble think they are better then others.

However, I do feel like ramming cyclists off the roasd when they run red lights. Though I they do this, I normally go past them in 2nd gear and cover them in diesel soot

Reminds me of a guy in a diesel Primera who booted it past a cyclist releasing plumes of smoke that he could probably chew on :rotfl:

Jeff_Bridges_hair

harveybobbles wrote: »

I think its a good video ans shows that the Dibble think they are better then others.

However, I do feel like ramming cyclists off the roasd when they run red lights. Though I they do this, I normally go past them in 2nd gear and cover them in diesel soot

I don think he did think he thought he was better then anyone else to be honest. He was tied in knots a bit by someone who shouldve just copped his offence fair and square.

Anyway this is what its supposed to mean and whilst its not law its what the copper was referring to

Investigation
Disappearance
Child or Vunerable Person
Obstruction of Highway
Physical Harm
Public Indecency
Address
Name

mikey72

Jeff_Bridges_hair wrote: »

I don think he did think he thought he was better then anyone else to be honest. He was tied in knots a bit by someone who shouldve just copped his offence fair and square.

If I'd have been the pc, I've have took him back to the station and done a full search for drugs, then watched him try to get back on his saddle.

Jeff_Bridges_hair

mikey72 wrote: »

if i'd have been the pc, i've have took him back to the station and done a full search for drugs, then watched him try to get back on his saddle.

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