i remember reading quite a while ago a thread that i am sure was authored by .GUNNER.
it was about him being pulled over by some beat officers and then him completely owning them with his far greater police knowledge, can anybody point me the direction of the thread...or tell me if it was a different author
may be for the older members......
and before anybody says it, i tried the search and went through all 75 pages....lol
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Thread: A .GUNNER. thread
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14-01-2009, 14:41 #1Forum User
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A .GUNNER. thread
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14-01-2009, 14:49 #2Forum User
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i read it.
its at least 2 years old ?
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14-01-2009, 14:58 #3Forum User
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search function is crap on this forum
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14-01-2009, 16:28 #4Forum User
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lol 'far greater police knowledge'. i think not.
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^^^^^^^^^^
why not..
he was a copper and these iirc where a couple of young coppers
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14-01-2009, 16:35 #6Forum User
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lol, he insisted i couldnt take him to the police (i was joking of course) over his keeping of my ecu chip and cash. said it was a civil matter. its not, I could quite easily take him to the coppers over it. theft, or even deception. Would depend on intent. Especially if he was conning many members and robbing their chips. luckily thou from what ive heard and from chatting to him on email he's a sound bloke. although he still owes me my chip.
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my brother got pulled few weeks back, he's been a copper for 10 years. He's now in firearms - but he met a young lad on traffic, the lad was really arsey towards him and threatened to seize the vehicle over no insurance. Me bro was driving on trade insurance, but the chap insisted there's no such thing. He was neither cautioned, nor treated with any decency. The guy was just a prick I think. It really is true with coppers, you get good and bad ones everywhere. I was going to say bit like bouncers, but ive never met a decent bouncer. I guess its coz they're stuck out in cold all night whilst everyone in the world seems to be behind you having fun.
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thats the one.....can't find it though
Originally Posted by MAXIBOY
^^^^^^^^^^
why not..
he was a copper and these iirc where a couple of young coppers
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i used to be a decent bouncer...
though they are few and far between.. :D
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14-01-2009, 17:36 #10Forum User
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why is the classic 'bouncer arsehole syndrome' so apparent. is it just years of dealing with drunken idiots who want to fight, then eat chips?
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