what is your malfunction?
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what is your malfunction?
People from Essex.
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That's my worst nightmare when driving. I hate ped's walking on overpasses above the motorway
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Nothing personal Dave! You're a nice guy! Honest. Being from Essex isn't a race...just bad luck
Dom
On the same page, 3 boys aged 7 - 9 caught throwing concrete blocks and tree branches at cars on the A12 - given a stern telling off.
So, by a complete fluke & shedloads of luck no-one was seriously injured & all they got was a telling off.
Story from last year.
So, these kids get a stern telling off yet this latest case will be treated as attempted murder!
So, by a complete fluke & shedloads of luck no-one was seriously injured & all they got was a telling off.
Story from last year.
So, these kids get a stern telling off yet this latest case will be treated as attempted murder!
OP
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should have chucked the kid off the bridge in front of a hgv....... :devil:
Dom your a creep
Dom your a creep
should have chucked the kid off the bridge in front of a hgv....... :devil:
Dom your a creep
What did I do this time?:devil:
Dom
it was one police officers opinion that it should be classed as attempted murder, CPS may have other ideas, had mrs dave on look out driving under them bridges.
have always wondered why the fences are not higher on these bridges, often kids chuck stuff off but we only hear about it if there is not much other news to report.
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:yeahthat: It would be so easy & cheap to do aswell and it could save lives!
Yeah, I've often wondered why all bridges aren't constructed in a way to prevent objects being thrown.
Dave, whilst I agree that it is an opinion, surely to goodness anything like that should be treated as attempted murder? After all, chucking something down onto fast cars/busy roads is more than likely going to lead to serious accident?
Even dropping something onto a gap in the traffic has more than the potential for serious harm?
Maybe it's about time the government stopped pussyfooting around with pedant lawyers "I don't care if your client missed, the intent was still there..."
Dave, whilst I agree that it is an opinion, surely to goodness anything like that should be treated as attempted murder? After all, chucking something down onto fast cars/busy roads is more than likely going to lead to serious accident?
Even dropping something onto a gap in the traffic has more than the potential for serious harm?
Maybe it's about time the government stopped pussyfooting around with pedant lawyers "I don't care if your client missed, the intent was still there..."
murder is a strange law iirc you would have to prove that it was chucked with the intention of killing
Sorry to spoil everybody's fun but the age of criminal responsibilty is 10 years old, right or wrong that's the law
dont think its all the same boys, happened again on sunday night
