P-plater who abused policeman in Sydney is fined - Page 2

kaniSS · 19-02-2015, 11:06 AM

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Originally Posted by trublu

You beat me to it JAJH, one day these little grubs will cross the wrong path of a copper then all hell will break out on them.
Seen this time after time!

I hope not then we have to pay for their Fake Disability Pensions on top of every other Centrelink payment they get.

**Polyal** · 19-02-2015, 11:19 AM

Life really doesnt need to be that hard, some people are talented.

poppa smurf · 19-02-2015, 11:20 AM

I'm sure a more "experienced" officer could have dealt with this a little differently........

license check, should have taken at least half an hour,

then a roadworthy maybe another half an hour, must be something out of order to make the car stay there with a canary ..... without the driver.

I'm pretty sure I seen a bit of hooch in there somewhere.......best pull the car apart to check it out.

he may then learn to keep his intellectuality disconnected mouth shut next time he comes across an officer simply doing his job.

put your "P" plates on and grow up......you generally get what you give when dealing with this situation....

well done that officer...

I hope this idiots picture is on the wall of the smoko room in the local cop shop.

**Polyal** · 19-02-2015, 11:22 AM

Problem is you are adding fire the the mentality of "cops are bad" when you over do it.

Get them for what they have done, slap the fine and move on...not worth going to their level. This is all dependent on what they did to get pulled over in the first place.

poppa smurf · 19-02-2015, 11:50 AM

that mentality will exist regardless of how any officer behaves in any situation.

police are people first and foremost, abuse me and watch the outcome, it is only training and discipline that defines the difference between the officer and myself.

there will always be a sector of the community that simply rebels against authority and has the misguided thought process that they can do whatever they like, wherever they like......hooning is a great example.

I don't know how many times I have witnessed this idiotic process from within the confines of these very walls....

respect for any authority has dwindled to a point where we are losing our police officers, ambulance officers, teachers and volunteer personnel......I am witnessing it here in our town.

ambo's, for example, go out to help some bugger and get abused or even assaulted trying to simply do their job.......if it was me I would simply walk away and leave the victim to his/her destiny.

officers of old demanded respect, not only for the uniform (we were taught to respect that from a very young age) but also the physical size.......coppers used to be monsters.

respect for everything and everything has gone out the window, respect for self along with it.

like it or not, the world is now a horrible place to be......fools are dominating, with the goody two shoes backing up their every move.

when I was a young feller and if I spoke to a copper like that I would have got a boot in the freckle from the copper, then the copper would have paid a visit to my folks and I would have got another, harder one from my father.

of course nowadays they can't do that as it is "abuse".

**Ross 1** · 19-02-2015, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by poppa smurf

officers of old demanded respect, not only for the uniform (we were taught to respect that from a very young age) but also the physical size.......coppers used to be monsters.

respect for everything and everything has gone out the window, respect for self along with it.

when I was a young feller and if I spoke to a copper like that I would have got a boot in the freckle from the copper, then the copper would have paid a visit to my folks and I would have got another, harder one from my father.

of course nowadays they can't do that as it is "abuse".

Hardest hit I've ever had to the kidneys was from a very large officer.
Did I deserve it? Yes
Did I learn a lesson? Yes
Did I prefer it to a night in the cells and possible record? Yes
Did I have blood in my urine for 2 days? You guessed it, yes.
No tying up court time, no paperwork and he was freed up to deal with more important things. Half their job seems to be wasted on minor stuff that could be dealt with at the scene in 5 minutes and a lot less expense to the tax payer.

JAJH · 19-02-2015, 08:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Ross 1

Hardest hit I've ever had to the kidneys was from a very large officer.
Did I deserve it? Yes
Did I learn a lesson? Yes
Did I prefer it to a night in the cells and possible record? Yes
Did I have blood in my urine for 2 days? You guessed it, yes.
No tying up court time, no paperwork and he was freed up to deal with more important things. Half their job seems to be wasted on minor stuff that could be dealt with at the scene in 5 minutes and a lot less expense to the tax payer.

This comes back to my earlier post about a bit of summary justice. Gone are days the local copper would grab you round the scruff of the neck, foot you up the **** and drag you back to your parents for a 2nd dose. These days we are supposed to be so "politically correct. Yes, no sir, three bags full sir." It irks me no end how the minorities in this country get the majority say. If you want to come to this country, adopt our way of life, act like Aussies, behave yourself and stop crapping on about The Motherland, Allah, God, Jihad, Isal or whoever your deity is and you might get a bit more respect. If you don't like our rules or you want to demonstrate about your homeland, I will glad pass round the hat and start a collection for a one-way ticket back to your wherever you came from and fight your hearts out for what you believe in. We don't live in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkestan, Iran, Iraq, The UK, The USA or any other country. THIS IS AUSTRALIA, pull your heads in!

b0son · 19-02-2015, 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Fully6

treat them how you'd like to be treated and they will return the favour.

They're human, and just like some are good blokes, others are complete power-tripping tossers. When my dad had a crash (not his fault), the cop in question had already made up his mind that my dad was the cause. He refused to tell me anything about his condition, wouldn't tell me if my mum was in the car with him (couldn't contact her), and told me to **** off. He'd only behave like that with a badge to hide behind.

jpblue1000 · 19-02-2015, 10:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JAJH

This comes back to my earlier post about a bit of summary justice. Gone are days the local copper would grab you round the scruff of the neck, foot you up the **** and drag you back to your parents for a 2nd dose. These days we are supposed to be so "politically correct. Yes, no sir, three bags full sir." It irks me no end how the minorities in this country get the majority say. If you want to come to this country, adopt our way of life, act like Aussies, behave yourself and stop crapping on about The Motherland, Allah, God, Jihad, Isal or whoever your deity is and you might get a bit more respect. If you don't like our rules or you want to demonstrate about your homeland, I will glad pass round the hat and start a collection for a one-way ticket back to your wherever you came from and fight your hearts out for what you believe in. We don't live in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkestan, Iran, Iraq, The UK, The USA or any other country. THIS IS AUSTRALIA, pull your heads in!

How did this turn into an anti Islam. FFS some of them want suria law, a quick summary stoning will sort the bad apples out.
Im wiling to bet the politically correct masses are actually born here, multi generational white people wanting a better australia for all!.
JP

JAJH · 19-02-2015, 11:03 PM

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Originally Posted by jpblue1000

How did this turn into an anti Islam. FFS some of them want suria law, a quick summary stoning will sort the bad apples out.
Im wiling to bet the politically correct masses are actually born here, multi generational white people wanting a better australia for all!.
JP

Where did I say anything about anti Muslm?

jpblue1000 · 19-02-2015, 11:10 PM

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Originally Posted by JAJH

Where did I say anything about anti Muslm?

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Originally Posted by JAJH

, Allah, God, Jihad, Isal

I accept you did mention baby jesus lovers and the North Americans but really, who thinks of them in the tone you wrote!
And i'm still pretty sure its the more imbedded Australians who demand politically correct rather than the new arrival.

JP

Franco Cozzo · 19-02-2015, 11:21 PM

JAJH · 19-02-2015, 11:30 PM

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Originally Posted by jpblue1000

I accept you did mention baby jesus lovers and the North Americans but really, who thinks of them in the tone you wrote!
And i'm still pretty sure its the more imbedded Australians who demand politically correct rather than the new arrival.

JP

I gave everybody a wide berth and didn't point out any race or religion. The equation is simple...I don't care what nationality or religion you follow, if you carry on in a socially unacceptable manner, you need to be dealt with. And I'm not quite sure what you meant by, "And i'm still pretty sure its the more imbedded Australians who demand politically correct rather than the new arrival.".

WHYME · 19-02-2015, 11:33 PM

Look JAJH I agree with what you're saying, but I think your comments about religion went a little too far (unless I misunderstood it). People should be free to practice any religion they choose so long as they don't force it down people's throats. But I agree if someone chooses to come to this country they should adjust to the culture instead of trying to push their own agenda or try and change the laws because they don't like them. Not all muslim people act this way, and I'm sure there's quite a few of them who were born here and respect and follow the Australian way of life just like any other Aussie.

JAJH · 19-02-2015, 11:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Fully6

Look JAJH I agree with what you're saying, but I think your comments about religion went a little too far. People should be free to practice any religion they choose so long as they don't force it down people's throats. But I agree if someone chooses to come to this country they should adjust to the culture instead of trying to push their own agenda or try and change the laws because they don't like them. Not all muslim people act this way, and I'm sure there's quite a few of them who were born here and respect and follow the Australian way of life just like any other Aussie.

I think some of you have taken my comments way out of context. At no point did I point the finger at a specific nationality or religion. This thread started about a couple a young Lebanese guys who gave attitude to a copper. My argument is about the types who think it's their right to behave like that.

WHYME · 19-02-2015, 11:39 PM

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Originally Posted by JAJH

I think some of you have taken my comments way out of context. At no point did I point the finger at a specific nationality or religion. This thread started about a couple a young Lebanese guys who gave attitude to a copper. My argument is about the types who think it's their right to behave like that.

All good mate, no harm done. Like I said in my post I agree with you.

**Revolver** · 20-02-2015, 12:32 AM

This needs to get back on topic real quick, cause it came off real quick. If it lasts that long.

**kypez** · 20-02-2015, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by JAJH

This comes back to my earlier post about a bit of summary justice. Gone are days the local copper would grab you round the scruff of the neck, foot you up the **** and drag you back to your parents for a 2nd dose. These days we are supposed to be so "politically correct. Yes, no sir, three bags full sir." It irks me no end how the minorities in this country get the majority say. If you want to come to this country, adopt our way of life, act like Aussies, behave yourself and stop crapping on about The Motherland, Allah, God, Jihad, Isal or whoever your deity is and you might get a bit more respect. If you don't like our rules or you want to demonstrate about your homeland, I will glad pass round the hat and start a collection for a one-way ticket back to your wherever you came from and fight your hearts out for what you believe in. We don't live in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkestan, Iran, Iraq, The UK, The USA or any other country. THIS IS AUSTRALIA, pull your heads in!

... Said the Aboriginals...

Also, there are enough "We Love Australia" people who treat cops like crap! We sending them all to Christmas island now?

Its nothing to do with overseas cultures... Its part of the Gen Y problem.

sly_ba · 20-02-2015, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by kypez

... Said the Aboriginals...

Also, there are enough "We Love Australia" people who treat cops like crap! We sending them all to Christmas island now?

Its nothing to do with overseas cultures... Its part of the Gen Y problem.

It's not a Gen Y thing... Having said that this kind of knuckle dragging mentality is becoming far to previlent for my liking... Sad truth is that it seems to be all to common in certin ethnic groups. All comes back to upbrining.

CoupeKing · 20-02-2015, 03:56 PM

Again, language warning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd_5BeRucfs

deluxe_ · 20-02-2015, 04:55 PM

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Originally Posted by JAJH

This comes back to my earlier post about a bit of summary justice. Gone are days the local copper would grab you round the scruff of the neck, foot you up the **** and drag you back to your parents for a 2nd dose. These days we are supposed to be so "politically correct. Yes, no sir, three bags full sir." It irks me no end how the minorities in this country get the majority say. If you want to come to this country, adopt our way of life, act like Aussies, behave yourself and stop crapping on about The Motherland, Allah, God, Jihad, Isal or whoever your deity is and you might get a bit more respect. If you don't like our rules or you want to demonstrate about your homeland, I will glad pass round the hat and start a collection for a one-way ticket back to your wherever you came from and fight your hearts out for what you believe in. We don't live in Afghanistan, Pakistan, Turkestan, Iran, Iraq, The UK, The USA or any other country. THIS IS AUSTRALIA, pull your heads in!

You're a real coward by bringing GODS NAME in your verbal diarrhea. You went completely off topic, instead of putting your focus on certain individuals you BRING RELIGION IN THE TOPIC. WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THESE TURDS IN THE VIDEO ARE PIOUS ANYWAY?

If anything, these dirt bags could be Christian Lebanese for all we know??? Are you going to blame Christianity for their vulgar behavior?

Lets not forget this sort of behavior IS FAR TOO COMMON AMONG BOGANS AS WELL... Yet, I don't see anyone criticizing them. The double standards are astonishing.

JAJH · 20-02-2015, 05:31 PM

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Originally Posted by deluxe_

You're a real coward by bringing GODS NAME in your verbal diarrhea. You went completely off topic, instead of putting your focus on certain individuals you BRING RELIGION IN THE TOPIC. WHAT MAKES YOU THINK THESE TURDS IN THE VIDEO ARE PIOUS ANYWAY?

If anything, these dirt bags could be Christian Lebanese for all we know??? Are you going to blame Christianity for their vulgar behavior?

Lets not forget this sort of behavior IS FAR TOO COMMON AMONG BOGANS AS WELL... Yet, I don't see anyone criticizing them. The double standards are astonishing.

Wow, 23 posts and I get that abuse. Well done, good effort!

MITCHAY · 20-02-2015, 06:27 PM

I don't think a lot of people have much appreciation for police because for the most part their only dealings with them are likely to do with traffic matters.

No one likes to cop a fine (even if it is trivial) but man up and cop it. If you have a grievance then take it up with the proper channels and if need be have your day in court.

They're certainly not going to exercise any form of discretion when you have an attitude like that. It is absolutely pointless arguing about it.

MAGPIE · 20-02-2015, 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by CoupeKing

Again, language warning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd_5BeRucfs

It must be a hard life when you got a super sized chip on your shoulder like that winner.

Google it

deluxe_ · 20-02-2015, 07:23 PM

Some people feel the need to put on a false facade, an attitude to compensate for their inferior complexity. What's so hard to understand about this?

**Revolver** · 20-02-2015, 07:32 PM

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Originally Posted by CoupeKing

Again, language warning

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vd_5BeRucfs

However the man does have a valid point. Why are police exempt from using thier phones while driving? And what if an accident is caused?

Just becuase they are police doesn't suddenly reduce the danger or level of distraction while using the phone while driving. The "physics" remains the same. Uniform or not.

WHYME · 20-02-2015, 07:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Revolver

However the man does have a valid point. Why are police exempt from using thier phones while driving? And what if an accident is caused?

Just becuase they are police doesn't suddenly reduce the danger or level of distraction while using the phone while driving. The "physics" remains the same. Uniform or not.

Heh, I think the officers were a little startled they got called out. I agree if you're going to enforce the law, you can't go breaking it yourself. Practice what you preach indeed.

MAGPIE · 20-02-2015, 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Revolver

However the man does have a valid point. Why are police exempt from using thier phones while driving? And what if an accident is caused?

Just becuase they are police doesn't suddenly reduce the danger or level of distraction while using the phone while driving. The "physics" remains the same. Uniform or not.

The phone is a tool used to carry out their duties no different to the RT in the car. If they can't use a phone then they can't use the radio and thus can't carry out their duties.

When a armed crack head is burgling your home in the middle of the night do really want the cops pulling over and stopping to receive/pass on info over the rt or phone...

I certainly don't !

MAGPIE · 20-02-2015, 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by Fully6

Heh, I think the officers were a little startled they got called out. I agree if you're going to enforce the law, you can't go breaking it yourself. Practice what you preach indeed.

They weren't breaking the law

WHYME · 20-02-2015, 07:57 PM

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Originally Posted by MAGPIE

They weren't breaking the law

So I can use my phone whilst driving? Also how exactly do you know what they were using their phone for? I'm pretty sure if it was an emergency they would be using their radio instead.