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Post by eyeballpaul on Jul 27, 2019 18:23:50 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today,
please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police,
thanks
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Post by hd2 on Jul 27, 2019 18:46:22 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks Not meaning to sound harsh and I can’t give you any info but the police won’t give a shit so you’ll be wasting your time. |
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 27, 2019 19:06:35 GMT 1
This has been a problem for years. Sorry about the language but there is some truly cuntish driving around the stadium, usually after the final whistle when thousands are walking around. I've seen loads of confrontations and near misses.
The solution is simple. Pedestrianise the roads around the stadium until 20 minutes or so after the final whistle.
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Post by 28901 on Jul 27, 2019 19:12:14 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks Black audi driven by an imbecile? Never |
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Post by 28901 on Jul 27, 2019 19:12:41 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks Not meaning to sound harsh and I can’t give you any info but the police won’t give a shit so you’ll be wasting your time. Correct unfortunately |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 19:16:47 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? |
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Post by hd2 on Jul 27, 2019 19:16:58 GMT 1
This has been a problem for years. Sorry about the language but there is some truly cuntish driving around the stadium, usually after the final whistle when thousands are walking around. I've seen loads of confrontations and near misses. The solution is simple. Pedestrianise the roads around the stadium until 20 minutes or so after the final whistle. You’re spot on there with everything. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 19:23:43 GMT 1
This has been a problem for years. Sorry about the language but there is some truly cuntish driving around the stadium, usually after the final whistle when thousands are walking around. I've seen loads of confrontations and near misses. The solution is simple. Pedestrianise the roads around the stadium until 20 minutes or so after the final whistle. Pretty sure there is a bylaw in place making traffic movement in the car parks etc an offence for 15 mins after final whistle...there used to be a sign up but I can’t remember where. |
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 27, 2019 19:24:11 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? How's the black Audi doing Steve? |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 19:25:11 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? |
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Post by johns on Jul 27, 2019 19:26:19 GMT 1
It was billing returning his club car.
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Post by 28901 on Jul 27, 2019 21:25:18 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? Mounting a kerb when thousands of people are leaving a sporting event isn't dangerous? |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 21:55:35 GMT 1
I'm NOT sure how NOT mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above NOT moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? Mounting a kerb when thousands of people are leaving a sporting event isn't dangerous? Not! |
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Post by oldrain on Jul 27, 2019 22:12:22 GMT 1
Saw a group of men and kids get soaked by what look like a black BMW but were all laughing and joking about getting wet maybe changed their minds she’ll got home!!
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 22:15:04 GMT 1
I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? Mounting a kerb when thousands of people are leaving a sporting event isn't dangerous?
There should be no vehicles going anywhere until pedestrians have cleared the area, end of.
Disaster waiting to happen.
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Post by King Curtis on Jul 27, 2019 22:24:47 GMT 1
Pathetic thread.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 27, 2019 22:39:16 GMT 1
I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? Well, you learn something new every day. You'll be surprised to hear I totally agree with that law, but people got wet. Was it raining or did anyone get injured? |
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Post by digs on Jul 27, 2019 22:39:28 GMT 1
It was billing returning his club car. asleep at the wheel then |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2019 1:18:00 GMT 1
Well, you learn something new every day. You'll be surprised to hear I totally agree with that law, but people got wet. Was it raining or did anyone get injured? Why did anyone need to get injured?? To intentionally drive a car at a kerb side puddle to splash people is an utter knobs trick and should definitely be clamped down on, if that’s what occurred. It’s akin to the kind of disrespectful shitty behaviour that people who throw cups of beer about in a crowd do....the action of a cowardly idiot. When you’re driving in conditions like we’ve had today it’s easy to spot and avoid covering pedestrians in a few buckets full of muddy water. |
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Post by smax on Jul 28, 2019 6:59:31 GMT 1
You can’t say it was a black Audi in this day and age. Just say Audi.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2019 9:17:55 GMT 1
Well, you learn something new every day. You'll be surprised to hear I totally agree with that law, but people got wet. Was it raining or did anyone get injured? Why did anyone need to get injured?? To intentionally drive a car at a kerb side puddle to splash people is an utter knobs trick and should definitely be clamped down on, if that’s what occurred. It’s akin to the kind of disrespectful shitty behaviour that people who throw cups of beer about in a crowd do....the action of a cowardly idiot. When you’re driving in conditions like we’ve had today it’s easy to spot and avoid covering pedestrians in a few buckets full of muddy water. I'm not sure whether you are choosing to miss my point, perhaps disguised with sarcasm, but perhaps 'lunatic' in the original post could draw your attention to the lack of facts? |
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 28, 2019 9:30:03 GMT 1
Why did anyone need to get injured?? To intentionally drive a car at a kerb side puddle to splash people is an utter knobs trick and should definitely be clamped down on, if that’s what occurred. It’s akin to the kind of disrespectful shitty behaviour that people who throw cups of beer about in a crowd do....the action of a cowardly idiot. When you’re driving in conditions like we’ve had today it’s easy to spot and avoid covering pedestrians in a few buckets full of muddy water. I'm not sure whether you are choosing to miss my point, perhaps disguised with sarcasm, but perhaps 'lunatic' in the original post could draw your attention to the lack of facts? Steve, he's right though. Driving at speed to splash pedestrians is both idiotic and illegal. On a broader note, there are extremely dangerous games of chicken being played out on the roads around the stadium after every game. Yes, folk do wander on the roads or cross in front of traffic but more worryingly, there is a propensity nowadays for some motorists to hit the pedal and drive at speed towards people. It is almost inevitable that someone is going to get seriously injured or killed. We all know the sensible solution but I fear that we will need a serious incident before there is any intervention. |
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Post by digs on Jul 28, 2019 9:31:15 GMT 1
A black audi, driven by a lunatic, almost mounted the kerb at speed to soak a innocent family and others on the way home, (St Andrews street) from the match today, please post any information that i can use and pass onto the police, thanks I'm not sure how not mounting a kerb & people getting wet is a police worthy incident? At 'speed' is everything above not moving. Were people walking in the road as usual, assuming entitlement to block traffic? What was actually dangerous? i take it you would be happy for your family and yourself to be covered in deisel,petrol,dirt polluted water by some prick in a car whilst your walking on a pavement in your best clobber |
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Post by zoso on Jul 28, 2019 9:38:33 GMT 1
You can’t say it was a black Audi in this day and age. Just say Audi. An Audi of a non specific colour would be acceptable too....  |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2019 9:45:56 GMT 1
I'm not sure whether you are choosing to miss my point, perhaps disguised with sarcasm, but perhaps 'lunatic' in the original post could draw your attention to the lack of facts? Steve, he's right though. Driving at speed to splash pedestrians is both idiotic and illegal. On a broader note, there are extremely dangerous games of chicken being played out on the roads around the stadium after every game. Yes, folk do wander on the roads or cross in front of traffic but more worryingly, there is a propensity nowadays for some motorists to hit the pedal and drive at speed towards people. It is almost inevitable that someone is going to get seriously injured or killed. We all know the sensible solution but I fear that we will need a serious incident before there is any intervention. I will say it again, for the last time, I agree with the law! However, where are the facts in the ops claim? 'Speed' is everything above stationary? He didn't mount the kerb! He has been released from the local asylum! People got wet is his worst fact! When you get home do you post a rant on the internet? When a bloke nearly ran me over on a garage forecourt and swore at me for being in has way did I rant, or just be grateful that I jumped out of the way despite being a disabled 65 year old. Life eh, people deal with it differently. |
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 28, 2019 9:50:43 GMT 1
The OP was an eyewitness. He saw it and I believe him because that kind of behaviour is now commonplace.
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2019 11:11:07 GMT 1
Why did anyone need to get injured?? To intentionally drive a car at a kerb side puddle to splash people is an utter knobs trick and should definitely be clamped down on, if that’s what occurred. It’s akin to the kind of disrespectful shitty behaviour that people who throw cups of beer about in a crowd do....the action of a cowardly idiot. When you’re driving in conditions like we’ve had today it’s easy to spot and avoid covering pedestrians in a few buckets full of muddy water. I'm not sure whether you are choosing to miss my point, perhaps disguised with sarcasm, but perhaps 'lunatic' in the original post could draw your attention to the lack of facts? I’ve definitely missed your point and have no idea what it is. |
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Post by rastrick32 on Jul 28, 2019 11:53:45 GMT 1
I'm not sure whether you are choosing to miss my point, perhaps disguised with sarcasm, but perhaps 'lunatic' in the original post could draw your attention to the lack of facts? I’ve definitely missed your point and have no idea what it is. His point is that it is OK to drive like a twat unless someone gets hurt. |
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Post by Deleted on Jul 28, 2019 13:23:57 GMT 1
I’ve definitely missed your point and have no idea what it is. His point is that it is OK to drive like a twat unless someone gets hurt. Clearly not, did you not read that I agree with the law! However, is it OK to be a twat as a pedestrian or a poster on here? |
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Post by digs on Jul 28, 2019 13:39:15 GMT 1
His point is that it is OK to drive like a twat unless someone gets hurt. Clearly not, did you not read that I agree with the law! However, is it OK to be a twat as a pedestrian or a poster on here? we're the innocent family twats? |
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