montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
pembroke allan wrote:montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
Firstly wasn't pulled over he was photographed without it which carries a warning if reported by you or anyone else or fine if police actually stop you.! And his vehicle was hit hence it rolled over but
Who's fault was accident ? You blame him when no facts come out yet, no law to say cannot drive 2 days after accident if not incapacitated by accident.. sorry until proven accident was his fault
He's innocent
Welshman in CA wrote:He probably shouldn't still be driving at his age but I've been in accidents & been driving less than 2 days later and in a better car, it was a rental paid for by the insurance, but I'm sure he has more than one car available to him.
montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
Igovernor wrote:Welshman in CA wrote:He probably shouldn't still be driving at his age but I've been in accidents & been driving less than 2 days later and in a better car, it was a rental paid for by the insurance, but I'm sure he has more than one car available to him.
Not a rental as all the cars that the royals drive are Armour plated! Unless the rental companies keep a stock of armored cars
Igovernor wrote:pembroke allan wrote:montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
Firstly wasn't pulled over he was photographed without it which carries a warning if reported by you or anyone else or fine if police actually stop you.! And his vehicle was hit hence it rolled over but
Who's fault was accident ? You blame him when no facts come out yet, no law to say cannot drive 2 days after accident if not incapacitated by accident.. sorry until proven accident was his fault
He's innocent
Bloody hell, he admitted to the police that he was blinded by the low winter sun, and what is without doubt he pulled out on a main road, without seeing the car that hit him. Also I see he had a brand new £70k car two days later paid for by us idiots!
montyblue wrote:DOGFOUND
Between you and pembroke Allan are you both police, or just more switched on than me regarding the law ,my only dealings with the law was when i was arrested.
montyblue wrote:DOGFOUND
Between you and pembroke Allan are you both police, or just more switched on than me regarding the law ,my only dealings with the law was when i was arrested.
worcester_ccfc wrote:Piers Morgan was spot on today, when talking on Good Morning Britain.
If someone like Raheem Sterling - a very controversial footballer right now - crashed his car and then the next day was driving on a public road with no seatbelt on, there’d be uproar.
It shouldn’t be any different because it’s a member of the royal family.
pembroke allan wrote:Igovernor wrote:pembroke allan wrote:montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
Firstly wasn't pulled over he was photographed without it which carries a warning if reported by you or anyone else or fine if police actually stop you.! And his vehicle was hit hence it rolled over but
Who's fault was accident ? You blame him when no facts come out yet, no law to say cannot drive 2 days after accident if not incapacitated by accident.. sorry until proven accident was his fault
He's innocent
Bloody hell, he admitted to the police that he was blinded by the low winter sun, and what is without doubt he pulled out on a main road, without seeing the car that hit him. Also I see he had a brand new £70k car two days later paid for by us idiots!
Ok give you that but still stands he's been found guilty without a trial! And as you know police encourage public to send videos of bad driving which can result in court or warning depending on severity of whats shown and as it was only a photo he would be warned nothing else . Anyway who cares.
SirJimmySchoular wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Piers Morgan was spot on today, when talking on Good Morning Britain.
If someone like Raheem Sterling - a very controversial footballer right now - crashed his car and then the next day was driving on a public road with no seatbelt on, there’d be uproar.
It shouldn’t be any different because it’s a member of the royal family.
Well then I suggest that your entirely imaginary scenario would be most unfair upon Raheem Sterling or any other individual.
You seem to be suggesting that since you can imagine that in another case which you made up, there might be defamation or contempt of Court, that we should repeat it here.
Do you have some evidence of offences against any of the drivers involved in this collision ? I believe that it is under investigation by the Norfolk Constabulary , and your proper course of action if this is so is to make a statement to them.
In fairness, I must point out that we have no idea of the speed of any of the vehicles concerned, road conditions, possible vehicle defects or anything else , so there is no reason , ( still less justification), to suggest blame to any of the parties at this stage. The fact that one of the parties is allegedly a public figure cannot ,to a reasoned mind, suggest that he must be the one to blame.
montyblue wrote:How the hell does somebody role a car into another vehicle injuring orher people including a child inside the other vehicle, be allowed to drive 2 days later, i am sure if that was me i would have ended up in court for dangerous and reckless driving, and to be pulled over 2 days later without wearing a seat belt which is an offence in itself and to be let off is a joke, its understood police had a word,again i am sure if that was jo public we would have had a stiff talking to and issued with a fine and points .97 and still driving?.
montyblue wrote:PEMBROKE ALAN
"Royalist"
Bananas wrote:montyblue wrote:PEMBROKE ALAN
"Royalist"
Pembroke Alan .... 'Brainwashed'
worcester_ccfc wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Piers Morgan was spot on today, when talking on Good Morning Britain.
If someone like Raheem Sterling - a very controversial footballer right now - crashed his car and then the next day was driving on a public road with no seatbelt on, there’d be uproar.
It shouldn’t be any different because it’s a member of the royal family.
Well then I suggest that your entirely imaginary scenario would be most unfair upon Raheem Sterling or any other individual.
You seem to be suggesting that since you can imagine that in another case which you made up, there might be defamation or contempt of Court, that we should repeat it here.
Do you have some evidence of offences against any of the drivers involved in this collision ? I believe that it is under investigation by the Norfolk Constabulary , and your proper course of action if this is so is to make a statement to them.
In fairness, I must point out that we have no idea of the speed of any of the vehicles concerned, road conditions, possible vehicle defects or anything else , so there is no reason , ( still less justification), to suggest blame to any of the parties at this stage. The fact that one of the parties is allegedly a public figure cannot ,to a reasoned mind, suggest that he must be the one to blame.
You’re the gift that keeps on giving with your ridiculous posts
I’m repeating what a TV presenter and journalist said on TV.
On another note, the royal family are not above the law.
Answer me this - when you go driving, do you put your seatbelt on? If your answer is no, you would expect punishment if caught.
SirJimmySchoular wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:SirJimmySchoular wrote:worcester_ccfc wrote:Piers Morgan was spot on today, when talking on Good Morning Britain.
If someone like Raheem Sterling - a very controversial footballer right now - crashed his car and then the next day was driving on a public road with no seatbelt on, there’d be uproar.
It shouldn’t be any different because it’s a member of the royal family.
Well then I suggest that your entirely imaginary scenario would be most unfair upon Raheem Sterling or any other individual.
You seem to be suggesting that since you can imagine that in another case which you made up, there might be defamation or contempt of Court, that we should repeat it here.
Do you have some evidence of offences against any of the drivers involved in this collision ? I believe that it is under investigation by the Norfolk Constabulary , and your proper course of action if this is so is to make a statement to them.
In fairness, I must point out that we have no idea of the speed of any of the vehicles concerned, road conditions, possible vehicle defects or anything else , so there is no reason , ( still less justification), to suggest blame to any of the parties at this stage. The fact that one of the parties is allegedly a public figure cannot ,to a reasoned mind, suggest that he must be the one to blame.
You’re the gift that keeps on giving with your ridiculous posts
I’m repeating what a TV presenter and journalist said on TV.
On another note, the royal family are not above the law.
Answer me this - when you go driving, do you put your seatbelt on? If your answer is no, you would expect punishment if caught.
Well, once again, you make a strong statement. Did you witness this person driving upon a public road yourself, or are you relying upon a photograph which could have been taken anywhere, particularly on the Sandringham Estate, which you haven't even seen yourself ?
If you choose to repeat something which is defamatory , that doesn't absolve you incidentally, but that is of course a matter for yourself. I certainly wouldn't chance it myself, but what do I know ?
Here's another little thing for you to apply your legal mind to. I know that road and use it often. It's in an area where many parts of the County are strictly speaking part of the Royal Estate, but which are nonetheless used by the general public for roads, housing and tenant agriculture. I'm not sure whether the site of the collision lies within these boundaries or not, but there's a big likelihood that it does.
Now, if the road crosses the Royal Estate in either of the places where you allege that crimes have taken place, do you think that the Road Traffic Act of a public road applies ? I know what I think, but I'm always interested in another professional opinion, especially since you've obviously got details of the evidence.
Here's another one for you, Rumpole. Since the prosecuting authority in this country is the Crown, and all prosecutions take place under the authority of the crown, can we presume that the Queen would wish to proceed with your allegations ?
She might ,of course - perhaps you know what she's thinking upon the matter.
Igovernor wrote:I bet anyone else would be prosecuted for dangerous driving or careless driving, not just warned, really would you be the one to report the duke for one of those offenses, his/her life as a copper would be over!
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