Mind your own P's and Q's

[ghostface]

I'm glad there's a pic of him because I'd pull over and kick his ass for filming me, then bang his wife...on tape!

[herm]

i would be surprised if second hand "evidence" would be admissible in court. part of the whole circus act when you go to court for a ticket is the officer providing testimony, which includes descriptions of their training in traffic enforcement (ie speeding ticket issuing), training in the use and supposed calibration of the equipment, and their vast experience in traffic enforcement which gives them the skill to be able to claim "professional opinion in front of the judge.

[MTBryan]

I'm glad there's a pic of him because I'd pull over and kick his ass for filming me, then bang his wife...on tape!

HAHAHHAHA! Here's the rub: He is 62. So, his wife is probably close to that age. Not that there is anything wrong with 62, but... well... you know where I am going.

i would be surprised if second hand "evidence" would be admissible in court. part of the whole circus act when you go to court for a ticket is the officer providing testimony, which includes descriptions of their training in traffic enforcement (ie speeding ticket issuing), training in the use and supposed calibration of the equipment, and their vast experience in traffic enforcement which gives them the skill to be able to claim "professional opinion in front of the judge.

True. Colorado has a call in number for the state patrol so you can 'narc' on other drivers. But they just send you a nasty letter for the first call, and on subsequent calls you might have an officer stop by. But there are a lot of bitter drivers that spend time calling in anyone and everyone that they encounter throughout their hateful day. So, there really isn't much that can be done about it.
Of course, the article did say he was video taping the other riders.

[Ducatiloo]

Maybe the cops can thank him by buying him some gloves

[DucHead]

Read the comments, they're hilarious!  "above all the guy is a complete arse licking twat."   Damn, I  wish I could speak with an English accent!!

Also, "As a "civilian" don't his actions contravene the Data Protection Act? He also ESTIMATES the other riders speed, I'm just sure that will stand up in court. Imitating a Police Officer? The guy is a numpty and should bugger off to North Wales where he would be welcomed with open arms."

  And, "What a plonker - if you are reading this, do yourself and the rest of us car and bike drivers a favour set fire to your bike and license and take the bus from now on - it will be safer for all concerned."

[Ducatiloo]

Let's bring this guy to the US and put him on SUV patrol

[Grampa]

hmmmmmm.... this guy liked the show CHiPs

From CHiPs Online:
A CHP officer makes a rude remark to a woman he pulls over and then strands a woman having a baby. Luckily Ponch and Jon show up to deliver the baby boy. Back at Central, Ponch is excited about delivering the baby but Getraer has a complaint against Jon.
Back on the freeway, Ponch and Jon pull over cars that are decorated from a wedding. The groom is in a hurry to get away from his friends since he's only on 24 hour leave. Jon lets him go to get away and holds back all their friends.
Since Ponch's motor home is in the shop, he's staying at Jon's. At the next day's briefing, Ponch and Jon tell everyone about the other's problems. When they "hit the bricks", Getraer pulls someone over who drives off as he gets to the door. Ponch and Jon chase the car until it jumps into a pond. Ponch and Jon jump in and arrest the guy as Getraer arrives.
Later, Ponch goes to pick up his motor home...but they need another day to work on the generator. That night, while Ponch and Jon watch a movie, the Jon look alike pulls over a woman and hits on her. When Ponch and Jon see her struggling, the fake officer tells them she was resisting arrest. A Santa Monica police officer comes along and everything gets sorted out. Jon sleeps at a neighbor's house to avoid Ponch's noise.
The next day, Ponch and Jon find a car that was hit (lightly) by a train. The fake CHP is on the other side of the tracks and Ponch spots him from the train. They chase him until he flips off his motor and falls off. Later, Jon gives Ponch his keys and tells him to take his car and apartment. Jon decided to stay in Ponch's motor home for the peace and quiet.

[Clickjack]

Anyone else here ever worked in Law Enforcement?

I can't imagine a police officer that would even give him the time of day.    What he does is annoy the hell out of the poor office girl who ends up watching them.

[DoubleEagle]

I heard about this guy in Junior High School who had a Scooter and he would make what was termed " Citizen's Arrests " of Motorists .

I think he was thought to be a little off if you know what I mean.

Well one morning the Lady that ran a little store next to the Junior High School turns up dead .

She was killed by an Ice Pick . Stabbed repeatedly.

Turns out Mr." Citizen's Arrest " is found guilty of the murder .  True story.

Maybe this guy w, the camera is really a Serial Killer ?  Dolph

[the_Journeyman]

We're up to 95% idiot!

Yea, how to do police know he's actually doing the speed limit?

JM

[NAKID]

96% now