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20-11-2018, 08:40 PM
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FF.Com.Au Hardcore
Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Desert City
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So today while heading back to the Alice. I was driving along Port Wakefield Rd and there was an unmarked camera van on the side of the road with a guy clearly visible inside manning the camera. The van had interior blue and red lights constantly flashing and parked immediately in front of the van was a copper in an unmarked sedan.
It was obviously a fake roadside stop to see how many people slow down to 25kph as is required by law when passing police on the side of the road. No doubt when someone didn’t slow enough he would word up the other guy and off he’d go to get some cash. I am so glad I live in the NT where the coppers do some real policing and occupy there time actually catch criminals.
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SA police stoop to a new low - fake roadside stop.
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