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Krishy Grand Master

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i wont wanna be there anytime soon then.....lol ^^^ very funny....

Can you imagine the sight though....your picking up a glass...suv slowly rolling down the street....then you see someone with a gun hanging out of the door....and bang bang bang....f**k i would be shitting myself......

ohh Sam.....did your mate say it was like the bronks back in the home town lol

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nothing woudlve happen if you got hit, the fkn cops are lazy fks they wont evan give 2 fks about u, my friend got shot in the neck and now left on life support for the rest of his life and cant move at all, and the cops are not evan doing anything about it.

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i know what you mean about the cops never making much progress on things like this, its like we hear about shootings in the CBD more and more often, but the only time u hear the cops doing anything in the news its like 'Police have called for tougher laws against Bikie fortified strongholds' and shit, never 'the low-life scum responsible for the shooting were apprehended in a nearby ditch, justice was dealt swiftly.....'

scandyflick Grand Master

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welcome to the world my friend.

police are more often than not, powerless, in issues such as this. and their inability to process evidence in a timely manner doesnt really help in the apprehension and swiftly dealt justice of the people behind shit like this.

i think that this issue is more likely to be sorted out internally, ie, within the 'bikie gang' that was 'responsible' for the shootings. from what ive heard, it was less bikies, and more the wannabes or hangers on.

'justice' will be dealt, but more than likely not in the way the public would expect.

RubyRS4 Grand Master

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Friend of mine works for Forensics in the SAP. I've been told there was no direct bikie links to this matter. It was barely that at all ... one guy knows someone in the Hells Angels, suddenly he's representing them? f**k, I know numerous bikies myself, what does that make me? The media really don't let the truth get in the way of a good story. :wub:

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Friend of mine works for Forensics in the SAP. I've been told there was no direct bikie links to this matter. It was barely that at all ... one guy knows someone in the Hells Angels, suddenly he's representing them? f**k, I know numerous bikies myself, what does that make me? The media really don't let the truth get in the way of a good story. :)

lol serious ask him whats going on with my friends 300c chrysler silver 1 been impounded since december and cops say they havent tested it yet or sumshit liek that when the car had nothing to do with their case

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