Thread: I think the constabulary know me too well now.

new Years eve, we go to the fireworks at 9pm in the city.


walking in you have to pass quite a number of people selling flashing toys etc, hard to say No to minime . he chose a pair of red and blue flasing rabbit ears. $5.00


after the fireworks we headed to a party in Golden grove.
driving past a checkpoint w got waved on.


1 am heading home, cop car flashing lights we get pulled over. a member of the public had complained of a red land rover 110 was displaying red and blue flashing lights. minime ears. cops were good had a giggle out of it but did ask my son nicely if he could turn them off when dad was driving.

Originally Posted by 85 county

new Years eve, we go to the fireworks at 9pm in the city.


walking in you have to pass quite a number of people selling flashing toys etc, hard to say No to minime . he chose a pair of red and blue flasing rabbit ears. $5.00


after the fireworks we headed to a party in Golden grove.
driving past a checkpoint w got waved on.


1 am heading home, cop car flashing lights we get pulled over. a member of the public had complained of a red land rover 110 was displaying red and blue flashing lights. minime ears. cops were good had a giggle out of it but did ask my son nicely if he could turn them off when dad was driving.

That is a good story. Had a chuckle at that.

Over the last few months on the same section of road, I've been regularly passing what I suspect to be the same Highway Patrol car. More than likely driven by the same member of the constabulary. Each time we pass, his brake lights flick om. I can only guess he wants to pull me over but decides not to because it would mean overtaking several cars and trucks at high speed in rather windy and hilly terrain for him to catch up to me.
Well, last night we passed and there were no other cars about. As soon as I saw his brake lights flash on, I started slowing and moving off the road. By the time he completed his u turn and pulled up behind me, I was out of the car with license in hand. I followed him as he inspected my tyres, blew into the breathalyser when instructed, and patiently waited whilst he went back to his car and did a license and registration check. When done, he handed back my license, we exchanged pleasantries and were both on our way.
I'm getting good at this. It was almost as quick as a Bathurst pit stop.

Must be slow out there , what a complete waste of time. Just shows that some try to find something to pin on you while others actually wait til you do something wrong .

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I reckon your commodore looks a lot like one they've had 'issues' with in the past, serious enough to suspect either nu-registered or no license...so it's a 'there he is' moment, only to discover complete opposite... just guessing...

Originally Posted by carlschmid2002

Don't know how that will work out for him. It is tempting in the F6. I don't think they will catch me in their Hyundais or Hiluxes.

Not one vehicle made is faster than radio

Originally Posted by Greatsouthernland

I reckon your commodore looks a lot like one they've had 'issues' with in the past, serious enough to suspect either nu-registered or no license...so it's a 'there he is' moment, only to discover complete opposite... just guessing...

I reckon they profile all old Commodores, after all, they are the hoon car of choice.
It just so happens my Commodore is the best car I've had. It owes me nothing.

i have posted this before.

coming back from camping on the riverlands.

strat bit of road, heading along at the county's 100-105 top speed. GF and 3 kids etc.

cop on the other side of the road, flashes his lights pulls out.

F FF FF FFF what the fnow. cop pulls out and heads the other way????????????????????????? this is after i pull over.

well it was just someone on here saying hello