dr.oblong platini; that's what i did, and it's not the first time that i have opted for the 'right' thing to do. but i really wonder how seriously they take it. a long time ago i was a victim of a hit and run at a set of lights, which i reported, 6 months later i got a letter from the police asking if i would take my own legal action against the driver as they did not intend to.
i think the police barely give a sh1t if you end up as road pizza, if your walking and talking after the incident they think you should carry on doing just that-on a pavement-and let them get on with playing cops and robbers.
having dark fantasies about a phantom cyclist who rides round round-abouts all day waiting to be 'wronged' by a motorist so that he can exact a brutal and highly publicised mutilation of the driver with the result that it puts the sh1ts up the all the air heads at the wheels of death machines.
I know the police aren't up to much sometimes, but if you start taking the law you'll see a much harder stance being taken by them - against you.
By brother got run over by a stolen car on a zebra crossing in Battersea some years ago, the cops never got anyone for it. Mind you, he scored GBP10k from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board - eventually...
I know the police aren't up to much sometimes, but if you start taking the law you'll see a much harder stance being taken by them - against you.
By brother got run over by a stolen car on a zebra crossing in Battersea some years ago, the cops never got anyone for it. Mind you, he scored GBP10k from the Criminal Injuries Compensation Board - eventually...