Mr Nick is a very naughty boy

[Nick]

No, I will not change my car until I am ready. I shall have to be more careful in future, and since I never ever want to go through this again, I will be.

[Nick]

Have to agree with miss d. It's Nick's decision.

£275 (excluding VAT I assume)

Crikey, I didn't know they imposed VAT for dispensing justice

That's the solicitor's fee!

[grumpyoldsoldier]

Ahhh, is that why it is only the rich that can afford justice?

[Snoopy]

What is justice in this country anyway?


It certainly is not what you and I thought we were fighting for.

[Nick]

It could have been a lotmore. There is a guy in Manchester (he seems to be well know round here) who charges £5K and famously ties the police up in knots. You are almost guaranteed to get off, as one of my neighbours did when they used him.  

[Snoopy]

There are loads of them out there;
http://www.motoring.marymonson.co.uk/index.php?gclid=CNyov7uxsZgCFQ0zQgoddQzRVA

http://www.motoringoffences.com/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=cpc&utm_campaign=cs&gclid=CKKfhNixsZgCFQtbQgodvCaSUA

http://www.motoringlaw.co.uk/?gclid=CMbtjOKxsZgCFQxHQwodJ16HUw


What charges they claim to get you off is incredible.


Have a look at the sites Nick ~ some offer a free consultation and even use an 0800 number ~ what could possibly etc?

[Nick]

Thanks, but I have a solicitor and I am not going to spend time getting lots of other legal advice. It all amounts to the same thing in the end

[Uncle Mort]

I watched one of those many police reality TV shows a couple of nights ago. A chap had run out of fuel and was walking to the nearest petrol station can in hand to get a refill. The police saw him and kindly gave him a lift. Not sure if the ran him back to his car but they smelt alcohol on his breathe. They didn't warn him against driving but radioed to another police car up the road to look out for for him.

Of course the guy drove past and the police followed him to a petrol station where they arrested him for drink-driving. 

Bastards!

[Nick]

Bastards is a word I have heard a lot of round here in thelast few days. Everyone knows that they stake out this village 

[grumpyoldsoldier]

What is justice in this country anyway?


It certainly is not what you and I thought we were fighting for.

Christ Snoops I was only fighting for the T shirt mate

[Snoopy]

And I was only doing it to save my arse, at the time that is. Queen and Country didn't really come into my mind.

[GROWLER]

I watched one of those many police reality TV shows a couple of nights ago. A chap had run out of fuel and was walking to the nearest petrol station can in hand to get a refill. The police saw him and kindly gave him a lift. Not sure if the ran him back to his car but they smelt alcohol on his breathe. They didn't warn him against driving but radioed to another police car up the road to look out for for him.

Of course the guy drove past and the police followed him to a petrol station where they arrested him for drink-driving. 

Bastards!

Have you noticed how they are all smiley, jokey and nice and friendly like, in front of the cameras when nicking people?

[grumpyoldsoldier]

And I was only doing it to save my arse, at the time that is. Queen and Country didn't really come into my mind.
[/quote And the buggers hadn't even introduced themselves.

[Uncle Mort]

Have you noticed how they are all smiley, jokey and nice and friendly like, in front of the cameras when nicking people?

You mean they're putting on an act? <gasp>

[Miss Demeanour]

My brother runs a club in ......... (names not given to protect the innocent)

He recently had cause to 'eject' a person from the club as he was being aggressive and rude to the staff - completely and utterly bladdered  

Turns out he was an off duty Inspector in the xxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx police dept.

my brother is now being prosecuted for assault even though they have the CCTV from the club to show how this bloke behaved.

It is with the CPS at the moment - you would hope they would see sense - we shall see