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Soksta · #11 02-02-2013, 06:34 PM

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Originally Posted by tuna

I wish more cars got yellow stickers, the amount of cars i see with missing tail lights/crack windscreens/stupid offset 4wd tyres is frustrating, get these jokers off the road and half the idiots will no longer be mobile!

Noticed a lot more cars pissing/burning oil out the exhaust lately,
Would love to see these people getting stickered for once!

Master D · #12 02-02-2013, 06:58 PM

I see a shed load of foggy headlights.
Thats a yellow waiting to happen!! ( as I found out)

BLUES · #13 03-02-2013, 12:56 AM

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Originally Posted by westoz

The female officer on seeing this, cried out "Please, leave him alone"; then, without any regard for her own welfare, placed her body over her partner in the belief that the mob would stop kicking the male officer, who by this time was already unconscious. Her ploy worked, and the mob stopped their assault. Backup arrived and arrests were made..

Why didn't she just pull out her gun/taser/stick and fuck these pricks up?

westoz · #14 03-02-2013, 09:54 AM

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Originally Posted by BLUES

Why didn't she just pull out her gun/taser/stick and fuck these pricks up?

No tasers back then... as for guns & batons, it is always an iffy one when it comes to domestics, where something like 50% of all assaults on coppers happen.

In close-quarter conflict situations where you are outnumbered, you run the risk of having the weapon taken from you. It happened to me once when I worked in the Kimberley, my long baton was taken from behind in a mob situation. Fortunately, I got it back after a short struggle and he wound up in the van.

silver_opal · #15 03-02-2013, 10:14 AM

Unless people have been on the 'beat', in general, they have no idea what police or security officers go through on a normal day on duty.
If you do the crime, you do the time.
I got pulled over for a license check in Celica a fortnight ago. Officer was nice, pointed out a brake light was out, (now fixed) essentially looking after me, saving me from an accident because I'd not seen it broke.
Good on you boys & girls in blue. You've supported me numerous times over the years when I've needed you.
Respect

steve-lang · #16 03-02-2013, 10:15 AM

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Originally Posted by westoz

No tasers back then... as for guns & batons, it is always an iffy one when it comes to domestics, where something like 50% of all assaults on coppers happen.

In close-quarter conflict situations where you are outnumbered, you run the risk of having the weapon taken from you. It happened to me once when I worked in the Kimberley, my long baton was taken from behind in a mob situation. Fortunately, I got it back after a short struggle and he wound up in the van.

Stand further back whilst shooting

Giddyup · #17 09-02-2013, 11:56 PM

I know exactly who this story is about.

westoz · #18 10-02-2013, 12:26 AM

I thought ya might !!

Long time no see, BTW.

Giddyup · #19 10-02-2013, 03:01 PM

GDay Wayne, yeah mate, same shit, different day. You been keeping well?

I worked with the male officer in question when I first joined.

westoz · #20 10-02-2013, 05:42 PM

Yeh, I worked with the female cop's husband at Bunbury TO while his missus was at Bunbury station. Work in the construction industry been bloody quiet, finally starting to pick up now & not b4 time

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Take care, Dan

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