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    Quote Originally Posted by bob10 View Post
    Except, they did.


    UPDATE: POLICE have arrested a 33-year-old man, of no fixed address, in relation to the incident.
    The man was arrested at Hungry Head Beach carpark and charged with stealing and traffic matters relating to the pursuit.
    He was refused bail to appear in court on Tuesday.
    your missing the point.

    they didnt pick him up at his home.
    they picked him up where he parked,
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    Quote Originally Posted by Eevo View Post
    your missing the point.

    they didnt pick him up at his home.
    they picked him up where he parked,
    You're assuming the dingbat wasn't already known to the local police, perhaps they knew he'd been parking in the same spot for some time and just waited for him to go back there. I mean, how do you run away when your rig is that distinctive? And as a petty thief he probably has run out of money to buy fuel and would be spotted by any service station operator for miles around.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Chenz View Post
    Maybe he thought he was trying out for the upcoming caravan and dunny demolition derby


    Seriously, those cops should have had the skill and expertise to get one or two cars in front and sandwich that POS to a standstill.


    And risk being injured themselves by some moron who is probably off his face on mind altering substances and with no respect for the law or other road users. Or risk damage to two police vehicles and ending up with them off the road and out of service at a critical time when the roads are so busy with holiday makers.
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    Quote Originally Posted by bee utey View Post
    You're assuming the dingbat wasn't already known to the local police, perhaps they knew he'd been parking in the same spot for some time and just waited for him to go back there. I mean, how do you run away when your rig is that distinctive? And as a petty thief he probably has run out of money to buy fuel and would be spotted by any service station operator for miles around.

    im not one the one assuming
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    All most funny in a way

    Many good comments by all but I did not know weather to laugh or cry at the whole situation.

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    The whole chase or not to chase thing has me vexed. On the one hand, nab him later, let him stop for a whizz then grab him.
    However, on the other, every metre he drives erratically is a metre he can and eventually will, hurt or maim an innocent. Whether by running a light and hitting uncle Joe or mounting the curb and squashing baby Shani-qua.

    I'd hate to have to confront a young constable at a coroners inquest and ask him/her why he/she didn't stop the purp 10 blocks back instead of letting him drive crazy and kill Grandpa.

    Just my thoughts!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ralph1Malph View Post
    The whole chase or not to chase thing has me vexed. On the one hand, nab him later, let him stop for a whizz then grab him.
    However, on the other, every metre he drives erratically is a metre he can and eventually will, hurt or maim an innocent. Whether by running a light and hitting uncle Joe or mounting the curb and squashing baby Shani-qua.

    I'd hate to have to confront a young constable at a coroners inquest and ask him/her why he/she didn't stop the purp 10 blocks back instead of letting him drive crazy and kill Grandpa.

    Just my thoughts!

    Ralph
    I've looked at that video several times. He wasn't particularly eratic. He indicated to change lanes to pass (overtake) the third police car. He did not appear to be speeding or braking any road rules, apart from not stopping as directed by the police.
    We don't know the full story. I suspect the police knew where to nab him so, in the interests of public safety, left it for another time.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh View Post
    We don't know the full story. I suspect the police knew where to nab him so, in the interests of public safety, left it for another time.
    What a great idea. Give him time to unload his stash of drugs and weapons.

    When the feather duster Vic police announced that they will no longer chase a car, a retired policeman slammed this policy based on his experience of what they found in the car when the caught it.

    The police now say they have other means to catch the offender at a later time, which give the perp time to offload all the illegal gear that was in the vehicle.
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    When police attempted to pull the man over, he sped off and did a U-turn across four lanes of Pacific Highway traffic.
    i went back and reread the article.
    u-turn across 4 lanes of the highway, i believe he's a threat to others.

    i then re-watched the video, his driving is erratic, you can hear he has his foot to the floor.

    instead of shooting out the tires they should of shot out the driver.
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    Just imagine if the bloodthirsty fantasies of some commenters came true and all Oz police patrols were issued with assault weapons strong enough to take out a miscreant on the fly (and were trained to never ever miss a speeding target from their moving vehicles, ha ha). You'd end up in a crap hole like the southern US or Russia where bystanders lives were cheap and cops could and do shoot you for just being cheeky. I remember the you toob vid where a whole bunch of Russian cops tried to stop a 4WD and it took several minutes and hundreds of bullets. All I can say it's a good thing our cops used their intelligence instead of their dick extenders to catch the moron concerned.

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