Owl Dead

Captaincodpiece

aardvaak wrote: »

let alone a lorry driver with places to be

At 5.30 in the afternoon?

The lorry was far too big to be there - there seems no reason for it - not a main 'A' or 'B' road.

The driver probably thought he didn't care as he knew he had little marking on his vehicle so unlikely to be traced

Why don't you get yourself a hobby?

http://www.policecouldyou.co.uk/special-constables/index.html

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Some owls are protected or endangered species, if you hit one it would help to try and see if its injured and get it vet attention ASAP. if you cannot locate it then I would suggest you call an owl sanctuary local to the area of the incident and report it to them who may be able to scout the area and try and find it.

topdaddy_2

aardvaak wrote: »

let alone a lorry driver with places to be

At 5.30 in the afternoon?

The lorry was far too big to be there - there seems no reason for it - not a main 'A' or 'B' road.

The driver probably thought he didn't care as he knew he had little marking on his vehicle so unlikely to be traced

Yes at 5.30 in the afternoon. He wasnt out for a cruise in his wagon was he? He was working.

aardvaak

Captaincodpiece wrote: »

Has the road traffic act changed this week?

You're not required to stop if you hit and owl so you wouldn't have caused him any trouble.

You may have made yourself look thick though.

Just human decency would be nice - but what would you expect from a lorry driver?

aardvaak

topdaddy wrote: »

Yes at 5.30 in the afternoon. He wasnt out for a cruise in his wagon was he? He was working.

The end of the day it was.

Norman_Castle

aardvaak wrote: »

At 5.30 in the afternoon?

The lorry was far too big to be there - there seems no reason for it - not a main 'A' or 'B' road.

He may have been delivering vital supplies to a secluded owl sanctuary.

topdaddy_2

aardvaak wrote: »

The end of the day it was.

It was what?

Captaincodpiece

aardvaak wrote: »

Just human decency would be nice - but what would you expect from a lorry driver?

He's done nothing wrong.

44 tonnes against a bird did he even know he hit it?

wiogs

That owl could have been some youngster's pet, reared by hand from a chick.

For pities sake won't someone think of the children.......

Captaincodpiece

Norman_Castle wrote: »

He may have been delivering vital supplies to a secluded owl sanctuary.

If we stick with the OPs bigoted view of lorry drivers he was probably looking to dump the body of the prostitute he just murdered but some tool was following him.