MoNkEy
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I have no doubt that Centrelink also make a sizeable contribution.Looks like he financially supports the whole family.
I have no doubt that Centrelink also make a sizeable contribution.Looks like he financially supports the whole family.
Because their government is as weak as piss. All the young punks up there no, and steal cars whenever they want. No one will chase themThat's a tragic accident that easily could have been avoided. Thoughts go out to the families of the deceased..
It makes no sense why the police didn't pursue them though if they tried to flag them down earlier and they didn't stop.. Since when do cops not pursue in that situation?
Chasing them isn't going to stop them. Also Section 51B of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) makes police pursuits an offence. So they are illegal in NSW as well.Because their government is as weak as piss. All the young punks up there no, and steal cars whenever they want. No one will chase them
That's a tragic accident that easily could have been avoided. Thoughts go out to the families of the deceased..
It makes no sense why the police didn't pursue them though if they tried to flag them down earlier and they didn't stop.. Since when do cops not pursue in that situation?
Quite the family these Taufua's by the looks of it. Scum.Another one who should be in jail...absolute grub.
Blah blah. It’s common knowledge, of course chasing them would cut down the rate of car theft etc. The whole states a mess with youth crime, and has been for years now.Chasing them isn't going to stop them. Also Section 51B of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) makes police pursuits an offence. So they are illegal in NSW as well.
Hopefully one day he'll realise she'll only drag him down with herHe will defend her, he has all the other times. All the kids like her, the apple doesn't fall far from the tree.
Maybe I'm just an old cynic but I've read far too many stories about cops discontinuing a pursuit, then five minutes later the car they"weren't" pursuing ends up crashing anyway. I suspect that somebody in police HQ has worked out that a car crashing during active pursuit is a bad optic and could have legal ramifications, so they instruct their officers to pretend the pursuit had been discontinued prior to the crash.That's a tragic accident that easily could have been avoided. Thoughts go out to the families of the deceased..
It makes no sense why the police didn't pursue them though if they tried to flag them down earlier and they didn't stop.. Since when do cops not pursue in that situation?
2 paddlepop sticks, an elastic band and 100 viagra wouldn't be enoughHow do you maintain an erection to get to the point of tipping a load in that toad
Maybe I'm just an old cynic but I've read far too many stories about cops discontinuing a pursuit, then five minutes later the car they"weren't" pursuing ends up crashing anyway. I suspect that somebody in police HQ has worked out that a car crashing during active pursuit is a bad optic and could have legal ramifications, so they instruct their officers to pretend the pursuit had been discontinued prior to the crash.
Just don't stand on his new sneakers.Im only going to judge Payne on what Payne does, i know you cant choose your relatives. Ive got/had a few shockers in my own family. Hopefully Payne can break away from that culture in his family for his sake. Time will tell if his mothers inevitable jailing will affect him this year. Hes on overs now, so he has to perform.
Bullshit (it's been a common adjective I have had to utilise this pre season), police are trained in high speed pursuit and tested regularly, whilst the pursued are almost always not. As a result it would be extremely difficult to prove recklessness or endangerment in regards to the personnel trained in high speed pursuit. The said they abort the pursuit what that is applicable.Chasing them isn't going to stop them. Also Section 51B of the Crimes Act 1900 (NSW) makes police pursuits an offence. So they are illegal in NSW as well.
She doesn’t even have a licenceSounded to me like she got lit up and either had something on her, or was driving whilst suspended (or something else that would have breached her parole), so did a runner instead.
There would usually be a hell of a lot of witnesses so I don't know how they'd get away with that TBH.Maybe I'm just an old cynic but I've read far too many stories about cops discontinuing a pursuit, then five minutes later the car they"weren't" pursuing ends up crashing anyway. I suspect that somebody in police HQ has worked out that a car crashing during active pursuit is a bad optic and could have legal ramifications, so they instruct their officers to pretend the pursuit had been discontinued prior to the crash.
My best guess - and it is only a guess - is that they begin a pursuit by following close behind a suspect vehicle with lights flashing and sirens going. Most people will pull over but the odd one will try to outrun them. For those, they will continue to follow but a couple of hundred metres back, maybe switching off lights and siren. This keeps the pressure on the suspect and so an accident is still likely, but it allows the cops to claim they have abandoned the chase.There would usually be a hell of a lot of witnesses so I don't know how they'd get away with that TBH.
She doesn’t even have a licence.