38 replies to this topic

[Pitcrew6464]

Wouldnt worry about it the police will not record it or act on it they have enought to do without bloody busy body old gits like that. tell him to behave. Also driving offences have to be cought i the act by the police.

[dazzul]

Heres one then

We all know its illegal for us to park in disabled spaces rite?

well for some reason i think this copper needs reminding of that.



Can clearly see under the car the logo for disabled. and the number they label the van.

Edited by dazzul, 18 August 2009 - 09:34 PM.

[Burnard]

too right, the police should also follow the law, i cant believe its one rule for us and another for them.

Chris

[sharps555]

thats terrible rely good pic though the sighn is clearly visable through the window good angle

[dazzul]

Recon i should report it?

[captainjack15]

Any excuse to fire something at a Welsh person!!



Joke

[shorty]

Any excuse to fire something at a Welsh person!!



Joke

..wheres that come from im confused...unless you can read my mind because i was going to type that in chester after 12am you can shoot a welshperson with a bow and arrow legally lol

[Burnard]

Recon i should report it?

yes!!

[sharps555]

Recon i should report it?

any police officers annoyed you lately?

and yer any reason to fire at the welsh haa

[Mini_Magic]

Yes, the police are so annoying. Going around arresting criminals and saving lives, the cheek of it.

[dazzul]

Okay then who to report it to, the local office ?

[Burnard]

i think u can ring the stations normal number and file a complaint.


The police arnt annoying, its the governemt, i mean, if someone punches me in the face, i cant tie them up and lock them in a cage... but the police can.

[huntface]

Its not illegal, its a civil matter between you and the council.

A few years ago when my brother first bought his house there was no "cross over" (the lowered kerb in front of driveways) in front of his drive.

We used my uncles van to move his stuff and went up the kerb to park on the drive in a similar way as you describe.

Anyway, we left it on the driveway in line with the cliff of a kerb outside. He got a letter from the council a few days later stating that they believed he had been driving over a kerb and if they caught him doing it they would pursue a claim for damages against for damage to the kerb stones!

So instead of parking on his land, my brother parked in the street for 6 months causing untold traffic jams, whilst he waited for the council to pitch up and lower the kerb - at his expense I might add!

[andrewstrachan]

Heres one then

We all know its illegal for us to park in disabled spaces rite?

well for some reason i think this copper needs reminding of that.



Can clearly see under the car the logo for disabled. and the number they label the van.

firstly - that van, although perhaps inconvieniently parked, is not illegally parked. That is clearly a supermarket carpark, subject to civil parking enforcement. You could show the picture to the company who owns or enforces the parking at the supermarket. (but I very much doubt they'll be interested!)

secondly - have you thought why the van might be parked there? is it because some lazy cop wanted to go for his sandwiches (or donuts) and couldn't be bothered to walk the slightly longer distance to the shop? or is it that the cop was answering a call to the supermarket, where some junky shoplifter was fighting with security/shop staff, so they just parked in the nearest available space to the entrance?

anyway...it's up to you whether you report it to the local cop shop or not!

[huntface]

Heres one then

We all know its illegal for us to park in disabled spaces rite?

well for some reason i think this copper needs reminding of that.



Can clearly see under the car the logo for disabled. and the number they label the van.

firstly - that van, although perhaps inconvieniently parked, is not illegally parked. That is clearly a supermarket carpark, subject to civil parking enforcement. You could show the picture to the company who owns or enforces the parking at the supermarket. (but I very much doubt they'll be interested!)

secondly - have you thought why the van might be parked there? is it because some lazy cop wanted to go for his sandwiches (or donuts) and couldn't be bothered to walk the slightly longer distance to the shop? or is it that the cop was answering a call to the supermarket, where some junky shoplifter was fighting with security/shop staff, so they just parked in the nearest available space to the entrance?

anyway...it's up to you whether you report it to the local cop shop or not!

Is that a disabled space or a loathsome parents bay?