'Providing a voice for RESPONSIBLE scanner users in Western Australia' <---- ??:|
Can't say I like the way this is heading. I'd hardly call many of these replies 'responsible'.
If this is a sign of whats to come for the group, I don't want to be a part of it.
chase on midland ch
Moderator: Bonez
Re: i cant believe this
IF IT HAD BEEN ANY OF US ON HERE YOU WOULD HAVE GOT MORE THAN A BOOT IN THE RIBS!!YOU GOT OFF LIGHTLY IN MY OPINION.I'M NOT GOING TO WASTE MY TIME REPLYING TO THE REST YOUR POST!!!!!YOUR NOT WORTH THE TIME OF DAY!!!byte wrote:considering it was me that night that you guys were reporting on, i find it quite ironic that here i am, reading it after about a month.
in fact, it was not a black kawasaki zx12, rather a blue yamaha r1. one hell of a chase let me tell you. all 11mins of it. in the end there was 4 TEG (highway patrol) units and 2 unmarked sv6 coming to intercept me.
here is the statement of material facts i posted up on a motorcycle forum of a group which I ride with.
clicky
IF ONLY I HAD MADE THAT CORNER.
Here it is anyway:
Byebye licence. I love it how they say "well in excess of 140km/hr" , as if to say they didn't go past 140. Cop later told me he was maxxing out the sv6 at 217 along tonkin. He didnt want to know how fast I was going.
In total, there was 4 highway patrol and 2 blue unmarked sv6s. The sv6s were piloted by detectives (the hardcore motherf.....s) - in the words of one of the traffic boys "They'll chase you till you crash, stop - or eventually knock you off"
After 11mins of hardcore riding I was rooted. I subsequently was told to get on ground with hand on pistol, then he ran up and gave me a nice tactical size 11 boot in the ribs. Then there was the knee in the middle of the back as i was face down while he pulled my helmet back (my neck and shoulders are killing me) and ripped the chinstrap over my chin and skittle my poor shoei 20m down the road.
When I tried to complain to the supervising officer, "You must have sustained those injuries from the crash." Yeah, ok! Was also told I was lucky, the last guy on a bike who ran copped the tazer.
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*Fail to Stop when Called Upon*
At about 12.32am on Monday the 1st of May 2006, the accused rode a Yamaha R1 motorcycle bearing registration plate IFYCAN, in an easterly direction on Great Eastern Highway, Redcliffe near Ben Street.
The Accused was detected speeding (80km/hr - 60km/hr zone) by Police in a marked highway patrol vehicle. Police operated the emergency lights to stop the accused and executed a u-turn, at which time the accused has accelerated heavily away from Police refusing to stop.
*Reckless Driving*
The accused accelerated heavily travelling well in excess of the 60km/hr speed limit on Great Eastern Highway, Redcliffe. Police pursued the accused with the emergency lights and siren operating and observed him contravene the red traffic control signal at the intersection of Fauntleroy Avenue.
The accused followed Great Eastern Highway to the left and reached speed of well in excess of 140km/hr in the 70km/hr speed zone.
Police saw the accused turn left at the intersection of Johnson Street and James Street, Guildford at which point they lost sight of the accused motorcycle.
Police continued west along James Street into Guildford Road at which point they observed the accused in the distance on Guildford Road, Ashfield still travelling at high speed.
The accused turned left onto Tonkin Highway heading south at high speed at which stage there was light traffic on the road. The accused turned left onto the Great Eastern Highway on-ramp and was observed braking heavily at the intersection.
Police lost sight of the accused and had aborted the pursuit when the accused was observed turning left out of Brearley Avenue, Redcliffe.
The accused again accelerated heavily away from Police who lost sight of him around Lyall Road.
A short time later an unmarked Police vehicle located the accused at the intersection of Hardey Road and Great Eastern Highway, Belmont.
The accused contravened a red traffic control signal at the intersection and was pursued at high speed by Police. The accused has turned onto Belgravia Street and reached speed well in excess of 140km/hr.
The accused has lost control of his motorcycle on Fairbrother Street and crashed near the intersection of Abernethy Road, Belmont.
*Drive Vehicle with Replica Number Plate*
The accused had affixed the registration plate IFYCAN on his motorcycle, this registration was a replica and was not registered in this State, although it was made in a blue and white colour scheme with WA in the middle.
EDITED BY AN ADMIN - REMOVED NAUGHTY WORD IN QUOTED PART OF POST
hi guys/girls this is my first post on here as i only found out about your forum earlier this evening.
i am a member of the motorbike forum that this squeezer byte states that he rides with..
WE WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM.
the guy is a squid and he received the same response from us when he first posted his story....it appears he wasnt trying to get away just bait the coppers.
vk....should have kicked him a little harder
regards
blade
i am a member of the motorbike forum that this squeezer byte states that he rides with..
WE WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM.
the guy is a squid and he received the same response from us when he first posted his story....it appears he wasnt trying to get away just bait the coppers.
vk....should have kicked him a little harder
regards
blade
WHO COULD BLAME YOU!!HE'S JUST A LEECH ON SOCIETY!!!blade wrote:hi guys/girls this is my first post on here as i only found out about your forum earlier this evening.
i am a member of the motorbike forum that this squeezer byte states that he rides with..
WE WANT NOTHING TO DO WITH HIM.
the guy is a squid and he received the same response from us when he first posted his story....it appears he wasnt trying to get away just bait the coppers.
vk....should have kicked him a little harder
regards
blade
