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Sunglasses Ron:
Now I know i'm hardly one to talk, but i'm sorry what a joke, both sentance and judge..

http://www.blackburncitizen.co.uk/news/8121789.Fury_as_Blackburn_soldier_driving_at_143mph_escapes_ban_as_he___s_off_to_Afghanistan/

Now I have the highest respect for our boys and one of my best mates had just come back from his 2nd tour in the Ghan and suffered this whilst out there..

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/asia/helmet-saves-soldier-shot-in-the-head-1803994.html

So I know what they go through but I do think that they get away with more than they should, sorry.  :ashamed: And no i'm not bitter..  :grin: :P

Poppa Dom:
Agree, there does need to be consistency in within due process in the courts. The same can be said of the high profile celeb's that get off driving offences. Interesting picture of a focus ST they have included too!

joesgti:
absolute b0llocks!!!  :fighting2:

neg:
So what was the reason for driving flat out then... does sound a bit wrong that, got away lightly.

Sunglasses Ron:
What is also annoying is the Police were obviously following him and I dare say goading him to drive faster before pulling him (seen and known of this happening many times). Why not pull him when he was at say 105mph if they just want to get a conviction?  :fighting:
If the police were to witness someone about to rob, rape or murder someone, would they then wait till they had completed the task so they could get a better conviction, or prevent the crime from happening which is what they are suppose to do..

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