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well would be at least 6 months and maybe $1000 fine.

I'm wondering why 'for legal reasons' he cannot be named/commented on? That doesn't make any sense to me that he's able to obtain a suppression order or something I would like to know how.

Although I would have thought this would have occurred Saturday night...

If its his first time getting caught its $500 fine 6 month license suspension and 1 month car impounded

dan_the_man Grand Master

dan_the_man

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Just because he was booked doesn't mean that WAPOL or DPP will follow through. I've seen them get away with assault caught on camera with only a reprimand.

I'm also speaking from experience.

Wow dude. It seems you have a story for everything. Just how many times have you had a run in with the law?

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2LV8ETR

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Wow dude. It seems you have a story for everything. Just how many times have you had a run in with the law?

A story for everything, since when? Where have I stated that I have had run in's with the law? It seems you're getting somewhat defensive about people commenting about police. Do you work for them in some way?

I was bashed by a cop when I was 16 in the 80's and the bastard got away with it. A mate was provoking one when he was drunk one night and I copped it just because I was with him. I was even trying to shut him up. I even remember his name, would you like that too?

This didn't leave me with a scar to the extent that I dislike police just because of one tosser. That came 9 years ago after I bought my first HPV.

dan_the_man Grand Master

dan_the_man

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A story for everything, since when? Where have I stated that I have had run in's with the law? It seems you're getting somewhat defensive about people commenting about police. Do you work for them in some way?

I was bashed by a cop when I was 16 in the 80's and the bastard got away with it. A mate was provoking one when he was drunk one night and I copped it just because I was with him. I was even trying to shut him up. I even remember his name, would you like that too?

This didn't leave me with a scar to the extent that I dislike police just because of one tosser. That came 9 years ago after I bought my first HPV.

No one is getting defensive mate :/ Settle down.

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R33 GTS TURBO

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He should be treated the same as everyone else

That also means he shouldn't loose his job

Be cool seeing a Police car driving around with "E" plates on :D

(Can someone photo shop me so I can visualise it?)

There u go bud. Only a 2 second job though  :)

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R33 GTS TURBO

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I am still surprised they even wrote him up i thought cops had some sort of secret code. Just found this comment relating to letting him leave with the car.

[Acting Assistant Commissioner Michelle Fyfe denied the officer had been given preferential treatment by not having his car seized immediately after the speeding offense.

“(The surrender notice) is a new sanction that has been brought in,” she said. “Since January 1, nearly 500 people have been afforded that opportunity. ]

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Mr. Keets Grand Master

Mr. Keets

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There is a secret code but not for random knuckleheads breaking the limit by such a large margin. It is reasonable to expect that a charge of this nature, if found to be proven, would be career limiting. I imagine redepolyment to another district (somewhere sunny lol) and a poor promotion prospects. Not to mention the verbal he will take from his collegues.

In the long run this charge would be difficult to come back from

GTS-t VSPEC Grand Master

GTS-t VSPEC

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There is a secret code but not for random knuckleheads breaking the limit by such a large margin. It is reasonable to expect that a charge of this nature, if found to be proven, would be career limiting. I imagine redepolyment to another district (somewhere sunny lol) and a poor promotion prospects. Not to mention the verbal he will take from his collegues.

In the long run this charge would be difficult to come back from

In a career that requires you to have a license I would see no reason why he couldn't be sacked if he's unable to perform his normal work duties.

I guess he'll be desk bound for the next 6months :domokun:

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He deserves to be fired and be plastered all over the media, seriously what example is he setting for us young people when we see those in the power, position and respect doing things like this, it gives me the idea that it is ok to do it myself.... obviously this is sarcasim as i know right from wrong but think of the children :domokun:

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08yannch

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I am still surprised they even wrote him up i thought cops had some sort of secret code. Just found this comment relating to letting him leave with the car.

[Acting Assistant Commissioner Michelle Fyfe denied the officer had been given preferential treatment by not having his car seized immediately after the speeding offense.

“(The surrender notice) is a new sanction that has been brought in,” she said. “Since January 1, nearly 500 people have been afforded that opportunity. ]

^ i would like to know how to do this just in the event it happens to me.

well the cop getting done for hooning makes me think he must have been doing something extremely stupid other wise they would have looked the other way. so i vote he should be raped by the hoon law and fired because dont u need a drivers license to be a cop. and what there probs going to put him on desk duty thats BS if i lost my license i wouldn't be able to attend tafe and get to RPH among other things so he should get fired.

mickey Proficient

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Sources tell me there was a proby present and therefore an example would have needed to have been made.

If he was done by a camera then he would also have had the book thrown at him. It would have been the big wigs who told the media in order to illustrate parity in the law.

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