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no offense milk..

but police in melbourne do tend to pic on wogs just the same maybe vene more then asians..

you know how many times i was pulled over in my commodore for no reason...

i had to sell the bloody thing... it got to a point where i was being pulled over each time a cop saw me from my area.. and once.. (im so proud of this) i decided to stand up to him about my fluffy dice..back when they were stil legal to have... but yeh the cop crcked da shits

ripped of my dice and threw em out on the road.. and that wasnt teh worst thing he done.. he dicked me with a 130.5 kmh speeding fine.. and didnt let me look at the rader and when i started walking over towards the car i copped a nice little push into the cheast by some big yobbo ,..ps.. (i know where u liove no **** and ur gunna pay for that) but all in all.. i sold my car.. got a skyline.. never been harassed again.... so i think wogs in commos cope it alot as well

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