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munchkin1981 wrote:

jasonjag wrote:Ch 21 1415 Chase started in Scarborough and went around Wembly and back to Scarborough ending with POI crashing another car and police car damaged in Hutton st, POI in custody, Police car has to be towed as well as POI vehicle, other car nil damage, chase reached speeds 140 klms.

when did they say speed was 140kms???? i never heard it mention

You right,was 120 klms ( shown on Ch 9 News)

was a strange chase with the drive zig zagging all over the place in and out of streets and back onto the same street again and indicating everywhere... didn't exceed the speed limit by over 20km from what i heard.

POI was tazzered aswell.

From what I heard, he didn't commit any offence, other than fail to stop, until he hit the freeway. It almost worked. The pursuing car was almost out of fuel.

Any one that tapped in the head needs to be locked up, why would you run if you have nothing to hide.

jasonjag wrote:

robbage wrote:

jasonjag wrote:I would have thought under current legislation that people, ie such as police officers and Tow truck operators should, or would have to wear safety reflective vests at the scene of an accident. observing last night, a tow truck operator wearing leather sandals and no safety vest, and a police officer, both on the road at night time, neither were wearing appropiate safety gear??

I would, even if there was no legislation. I carry red cyalumes and cable ties in my car. Strap them to anything, including people if you need to.
Maybe the towie was wearing Safety Sandals :)

No just open toe and sides pommie leather sandals

Reply from Worksafe..

Thank you for your very interesting email regarding the traffic incident.

You are correct the Police Officer and Tow Truck Operator should have been wearing a reflective vest. However worksafe can only act when the hazard is ongoing. As this accident has been cleared and the police officer is no longer there, the hazard has been removed.

In regard to the tow truck driver not wearing protective shoes. There is no legal requirement for tow truck drivers to wear enclosed shoes. This is up to the Police Officer on the scene. He must assess the hazards and decide if protective footwear is required.

Quote: It is back to do as I say, not what I do ??

I also got a cc of that Worksafe email. My part contained a portion that must have been deleted from yours.

" Please continue to be nosey and tell us about meaningless stuff that has nothing to do with you, because honestly we have nothing better to do. One suggestion the Worksafe crew can give you for next time is drink a big cup of concrete and harden the f.k up, after all we have to spot the hazard every time we open our emails.

Regards
The Worksafe Crew

2200. Ch 21 Hoon Car seized and requested VKI for Tow Truck, southbound on Tonkin Hwy, near Broun Overpass.

Who are we to say who posts and who doesn't??? - No one including myself would ever get perfect spelling the first time round for something, give the guy a break...

I am with George on that, highly rude. No one can ever get 100% correct spelling unless your well I;ll leave it at that.

I am no saint, look when I first joined I spelt fiction wrong without realising.......

Depends on how you define Pursuits and other events

Schism_ wrote:Wow you even managed to spell that incorrectly. Please just stop posting, you're wasting my bandwidth.

If you have a problem with a post, please bring it to the attention of an administrator or a moderator.

Otherwise, pull your head in.

Good news after Ch 21 had 4 cars searching all around Morley from 6pm, namely the Galleria shopping center for a missing 5 yr old girl, eventually it appears some one found her and to her took Central Police Station, where the good news broke.

Great Outcome indeed...

anyone know whats happening o/s the skate park in Leederville? From my vantage point I see 4 paddy wagons????