Satch
MB Enthusiast
- Joined
- Nov 24, 2003
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- 3,508
- Location
- Surrey
- Car
- S211 E320Cdi Avantgarde Estate & Toyota Land Cruiser
A busy morning. Must be because the party conference season is over and all the journos have hangovers.
1. Yes, as reported in another thread the CPS are trying for an appeal on the 159 "just testing it" police officer. So now three High Court Judges plus armies of lawyers will spend a lot more taxpayers money just to show that the legal process does work
2. Richard Brunstrom thinks driver training, not speed cameras, are the way to go. (Oh and by the way, his three year term as head of the ACPO Road Policing "business" is up. Deluded cynics might suggest he has promptly lost interest and is attempting to distance himself from past careerist excesses.)
3. Paul Ince, who was obviously just "testing" his CL500 at 102mph on the M25 walked away from court a very happy boy yesterday after the Surrey Police witness simply failed to appear and the beak would not adjourn.
4. Liverpool Police have had to set many of their cameras way above the ACPO guidelines as they were in danger of being "swamped" by paperwork caused by the sheer numbers of scallys ripping up the tarmac.
1. Yes, as reported in another thread the CPS are trying for an appeal on the 159 "just testing it" police officer. So now three High Court Judges plus armies of lawyers will spend a lot more taxpayers money just to show that the legal process does work
2. Richard Brunstrom thinks driver training, not speed cameras, are the way to go. (Oh and by the way, his three year term as head of the ACPO Road Policing "business" is up. Deluded cynics might suggest he has promptly lost interest and is attempting to distance himself from past careerist excesses.)
3. Paul Ince, who was obviously just "testing" his CL500 at 102mph on the M25 walked away from court a very happy boy yesterday after the Surrey Police witness simply failed to appear and the beak would not adjourn.
4. Liverpool Police have had to set many of their cameras way above the ACPO guidelines as they were in danger of being "swamped" by paperwork caused by the sheer numbers of scallys ripping up the tarmac.