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They are still in VT commodores here and some are still in series 1 AU falcons.

That's a pretty good rule. And I'm sure there'd be similar rules for police vehicles in other states. Although I did hear a rumour (from a cop) that one state (Vic or NSW) has/had a HQ/WB Holden ute with all the running gear from a modern SS ute in it. They'd park it on the side of the road with bales of hay and a speed gun mounted in the back, and as soon as anyone went past at speed, they'd start up and chase them down. Don't know how true this was though, as it sounds a bit of a tall tale.

Isn't what the cops doing considered entrapment? I suppose that they're not forcing anyone to do anything wrong, but breaking the law to catch other offenders seems a bit off.

 

My brother in law was caught yesterday. He was on his motor bike when a black ss ute cut accross 3 lanes of highway and started chasing him accross local roads. He thought he was being targeted for road rage so he split. He ran though an amber light and the ute went through the red withought a siron or lights. They finnally signalled him further down the road while he was stopped at traffic lights.

 

Its unfair the tactics that they use to catch people out.

 

He was issued with a $700 fine and 8 points with a suspended license for 6 months.

My brother in law was caught yesterday. He was on his motor bike when a black ss ute cut accross 3 lanes of highway and started chasing him accross local roads. He thought he was being targeted for road rage so he split. He ran though an amber light and the ute went through the red withought a siron or lights. They finnally signalled him further down the road while he was stopped at traffic lights.

 

Its unfair the tactics that they use to catch people out.

 

He was issued with a $700 fine and 8 points with a suspended license for 6 months.

See now thats bullshit.

 

On my way home on Saturday night from an undisclosed location i was doin 85 in a 80 zone and noticed a newish looking car coming a bit quick behind me, So i slowed down and it turned out to be a D car, He followed me over 120km to my mates house and when we turned in to his street the coper turned around and pissed off.

 

He wasted his time and petrol to just look at my rear end for 50 mins.

ive seen the coppers going the other end of the scale as well and getting beaten up heaps of crap. leaving them on the side of the free way in melbourne and having a copper with a laser gun inside of what looks like a broken down abandonded car on the side of the road.

 

"i think you are underestimating their sneakyness."

Edited by Valandor

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they are just so bloody sneaky next u no u will see a old lady on the side of the road and when u go past she pulls out a radar gun and chases after u and gives u a ticket well I'm suprised that hasnt happend yet lol stupid sneaky cops :lol:

they have a rav4 and a couple of nissan n-trails aswell. i got puled over by the rav4 for going through an orange light at about 1230 the other morning 3 points and 80 bucks this cop was the only other car arround. it was pretty bullshit but meh i'll start riding my bike a bit more to try and keep my 1 point for a bit longer.

 

cheers, lloyd

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