Is this ridiculous or what >? 

And the reason for that was?


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Think it was something to do with FFRR drivers thinking there above the law and not wearing a seatbelt. .... Or maybe it was just because they drove past him and he had his nose in the air like he was better than everybody else because he had a FFRR...

(athough id like to add I always wore my seat belt when i had mine and not the attitude most FFRR have, a few owners who are on here are exempt from the above) 

Iirc when this video came about, he had actually been stopped and proceeded to drive off from the police, (maybe even causing one to dive out of the way) which led to what you see in the clip,

same course of action you would see if it was a chav that had driven off, failed to stop etc etc

I must say though, he was really speeding off !!! 

I have to say the idiot got everything he deserves and I would have done exactly the same, come to think about it I have on similar occassions following a 'fail to stop'.
If the driver has refused to get out of a locked car.....smashing the window to get the keys is the only option, the driver could have been drunk and simply a later fatal acciddent just waiting to happen to some poor pedestrian that got in his way.
I suspect it looks worse because the windows most likely have a window film applied so they don't smash after a single strike.


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Failing to stop is quite a good reason for the police to become a little aggrevated










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a officer was knocked over and he drove off, "think th matter had been dealt with and he was been escorted home"

Yeah the guy sounds a bit simple ... escort home??? But in my eyes that force was completely excessive. Don't like American policing & that's exactly what it looked like.

Having read the newspaper report i think the guy got what he deserved, sounds like a lame excuse.

If that is his frame of mind then surely he is not fit to be behind the wheel.

0cj0 wrote:

Yeah the guy sounds a bit simple ... escort home??? But in my eyes that force was completely excessive. Don't like American policing & that's exactly what it looked like.

Out of interest, how would you stop him driving off again with 2 1/2+ tonnes of metal if he had decided to do so.... stand in front of his car and say PLEASE


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Daz.... I agree with you. Sometimes people assume that they are above the law !!! 

dazsear wrote:

0cj0 wrote:

Yeah the guy sounds a bit simple ... escort home??? But in my eyes that force was completely excessive. Don't like American policing & that's exactly what it looked like.

Out of interest, how would you stop him driving off again with 2 1/2+ tonnes of metal if he had decided to do so.... stand in front of his car and say PLEASE


Daz

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Looks a little excessive, the multiple blows to the side window will be because it is an acoustic laminated window.

The policeman standing on the bonnet and kicking the windscreen looked to be using 'appropriate force' - my a e