Drunk L-plater on the run from the law!

An unaccompanied drunk 17 year old learner in possession of drugs driving an unregistered and uninsured (presumably white) Commodore at 170 km/h?

I think this guy has scored 100% here. I really can’t think of a major traffic offence that he hasn’t committed. No doubt he feels bitter and unjustly victimised by “da pigz”, whom he will berate on his facebook page.

Anyway, it appears that he has been savagely and cruelly released to go on his way in order to continue putting other road users at risk.

Personally, I’d like to get my big leather belt and give him a good thrashing.

Rawhide Kid Part3 said :

Take the car away from him.

He’ll just steal another one

A fine upstanding citizen in the making, clearly. I’m glad we paid his parents all that money to raise him. We’re still paying. and now we get to pay all the law enforcement he needs, plus all the justice system he needs, and all the administrative follow-up to his dealings with the justice system. And rinse and repeat.

People like this aren’t just scum, they’re expensive. Sometimes the US system is tempting. Just chuck them in jail and leave them there.

It’s a very poorly worded release, I’ll agree with that. Probably someone new at it.

Rawhide Kid Part3 said :

Take the car away from him.

And drop it on him from a great hight.

Rawhide Kid Part3 said :

Take the car away from him.

Really? That’s the best punishment you could think of?

dvaey said :

“ACT Policing has arrested a 17-year-old boy.”

How come yesterdays 15 year old females were ‘women’ but todays 17 year old male is a boy?

“Police attempted to catch the vehicle which was travelling at 170km/h.”

My physics might not be the best, but unless police werent travelling at 170km/hr to begin with, they must have accelarated pretty hard and exceeded 170km/hr for long enough to make up for their acceleration time, how fast do they drive in pursuit of a vehicle going that fast?

If it took say 20 seconds to accelerate to 200km/hr, they have to exceed that speed for the 20 seconds plus however long it takes to catch up (considering youre relatively driving at 30km/hr towards the speeding vehicle). I think it would be interesting not only to know what speed the offenders reached in these chases, but what speed the police officers reached also.

Again with the police bashing. An unlicensed, uninsured, drunk teenager is speeding in an unregistered vehicle and your first response is to have a go at the cops for trying to stop the guy.

Take the car away from him.

dvaey said :

“ACT Policing has arrested a 17-year-old boy.”

How come yesterdays 15 year old females were ‘women’ but todays 17 year old male is a boy?

“Police attempted to catch the vehicle which was travelling at 170km/h.”

My physics might not be the best, but unless police werent travelling at 170km/hr to begin with, they must have accelarated pretty hard and exceeded 170km/hr for long enough to make up for their acceleration time, how fast do they drive in pursuit of a vehicle going that fast?

If it took say 20 seconds to accelerate to 200km/hr, they have to exceed that speed for the 20 seconds plus however long it takes to catch up (considering youre relatively driving at 30km/hr towards the speeding vehicle). I think it would be interesting not only to know what speed the offenders reached in these chases, but what speed the police officers reached also.

It’s none of your business how fast the Police were going, they have training, you don’t, criminal caught, just move along, nothing to see here!

Bastards like this should get a heavy slapping, it make s my blood boil to think this worthless oaf could endanger a member of my family..

But he will probably get a severe letting off.

“ACT Policing has arrested a 17-year-old boy.”

How come yesterdays 15 year old females were ‘women’ but todays 17 year old male is a boy?

“Police attempted to catch the vehicle which was travelling at 170km/h.”

My physics might not be the best, but unless police werent travelling at 170km/hr to begin with, they must have accelarated pretty hard and exceeded 170km/hr for long enough to make up for their acceleration time, how fast do they drive in pursuit of a vehicle going that fast?

If it took say 20 seconds to accelerate to 200km/hr, they have to exceed that speed for the 20 seconds plus however long it takes to catch up (considering youre relatively driving at 30km/hr towards the speeding vehicle). I think it would be interesting not only to know what speed the offenders reached in these chases, but what speed the police officers reached also.