Dangerous driving - follow up

Ralph-y

attempted to join the 'big society' only to find out that it is all political rhetoric :-(


People should report lots of things to the police , but sadly all the effort gets you down and you stop bothering ........

sad

Ralph:cool:

londonTiger

it's all about resources. Do they spend police time on a near miss or act on reports by a council resident complaining that their neighbour is shouting racial abuse and waving a machete out of the window/garden?

Iceweasel

I used to report things too - about 40 odd years ago when I was young and naieve.

I also used to have faith in the system and thought that the Police were there to actually do something.

But as has been said - nothing actually happened.

Anyway - how close to a 'miss' was this incident?

50mm? 50cm? 5metres? Any proof?

Someone was pi**ed off enough to blow their horn - let them report it - for what little good it will do.

goonarmy

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Thats why I asked in the first place. They were thorough enough in their questioning.

I couldn't give a damn what they are, as long as they don't get a chance to harm people. The risk is established, and needs investigating so I've acted in accordance with my conscience. Perhaps if you lived in an area where driving without a license and hit and runs are not unusual, you might see the value in doing so.

Let us know how successful that is.:p:rotfl:

VfM4meplse

goonarmy wrote: »

Let us know how successful that is.:p:rotfl:

Have you thought about contributing to DT?

specialboy

Surely it was a near hit.

goonarmy

VfM4meplse wrote: »

Have you thought about contributing to DT?

Would not know what dt is.

specialboy

Discussion time.

goonarmy

specialboy wrote: »

Discussion time.

Still not much clearer, but it doesnt sound like it'll appeal to me

Captain_Flack.

goonarmy wrote: »

Still not much clearer, but it doesnt sound like it'll appeal to me

Probably not as you'll get an educated argument there.