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Old 28-01-2012, 12:27 PM   #11
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Default Re: Anyone see this on ACA?
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Originally Posted by Jim Goose
He is allowed to drive TO and FROM Tennis.. he was caught driving around with his G/f twice in one day. The third time round he failed to stop for police and had police basically follow (slow speed chase) him home with lights going.

It has NOTHING to do with jealousy...

He failed to stop for police, drives home and locks the gates on police and refuses to talk to them until his lawyer arrives. Seriously your defending him?

Police are doing their job...
No chip on my shoulder...
this is getting too far off topic, but as i put in the other thread - if he has broken the law, then he should face the consequences

many here are complaining of the exemption - he has the exemption to use the car for work, just like some people here and no doubt a few throughout the country. if he has been a bad boy then too bad for him, but most posts here are complaining that he has the exemption. the potential breaking the law part is secondary
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