Another car chase.

The way the Constabulary are in Perth it could be the same chase

Damn !!!! we don't get any excitment like that here dull boring UNTIL RODEO TIME everyone comes to town

You know the funny thing, they never get away. Even if they do get away from the Cop’s chasing them, they seem to forget that the cop’s already have their Number plate and will simply show up later that night or the next morning with the cuffs.

Idiots, me thinks they have been watching to many Hollywood moves.

Offcourse then if the car is stolen, well I don’t give a rats about these low life’s I hope they get run off the road and caught by the police trying to get away and if they loose control and kill themselves when they take out a lamp post who cares I sure the hell don’t, they got what was coming to them, better they take out a lamp post than a pedestrian or another car IMO. At least then the wankers will be off the streets permanently.

Muzzgit,

Don't worry about it mate. That's my stolen GXL Turbo 'Cruiser the're chasing!!

Wake me up from this nightmare when they find it.

Bilbo

Muzzgit,

It is 11:58 PM Saturday night in the outer suburbs of Sydney and all is quiet. We are all at home watching the Games or like me on the computer.

When I say the outer suburbs of Sydney, Penrith is about 50km west of Sydney. This is at the base of the Blue Mountains and there are suburbs for another 50km heading west.

So there are no sirens going off, so it must be all quite in old Sydney Town tonight.

Wayne

All P platers should be made to drive naturally aspirated diesels therefore there would be no speeding.

Don't seem to have many out our way (north west of Sydney). Either, there are too few cops or they've hoisted the white flag and given up. Still a lot of "not long to be on this Earth" hoons though.

Regards

Dood.....u got it easy.
I live in a place called Bankstown in Sydney, safe to say its the "safest" suburn in Australia as far as terrorists activities go..reason is....they wouldnt dare blow their own kind up here...so for that im happy. BUT...my son has his scanner on 24/7 and there isnt a moment in this suburb that things go quiet. Just today, father shot his son at home, house was burnt down up the road, so far....5 police chases, cocktails thrown into a house just yesterday. The list goes on.

Ive bene here 20 years now, my only blessing is, my neighbours kids r involved with the main lebanses gang here, ive helped grow these kids up after their father passed away many years ago. So for that assistance we gave the mother all that time back is paying off, u see, the gang leaves us alone and even watches our house when we r out. I even get to say hello to them without any fear now. But god help anyone who even looks these guys in the eyes...i dont think they would live for long. These guys mean business, and cops being there does not worry them at all. They know the laws well and they use them to their advantage when needed. No wonder the cops have had enough. They lock them up knowing full well they will be set free within hours. As frustrating as it gets for the police, its how things are.

So thats life as we made it today. It wont change...ever, it will just get worse as time progresses.
Pssst....anyone want to buy a glock..cheap.....just kidding guys. Sorry its all so sad.

Ange

Ah to have the serenity of the bush... Oh that's right I am almost there...

Out here in Dubbo, Central west NSW, Car chases, house burnings, youth violence are a weekly (sometimes nightly) event. Just last night a group of youths were "cautioned" for throwing rocks at a medical centre then at passing cars.

Vehicles are stolen on a regular basis, driven around town at high speeds then either taken to local reserves and torched, or used as transport to a certain region of town then dumped with extreme damage.

The local constabulary are trying. They are frustrated though because their hands are bound when it comes to dealing with these people. The young people know that unless it is a very serious crime, and they are caught red handed, they are reasonbly safe. When the adults are caught, the legal system is (or appears to be) very lenient and they get a warning, a small fine and they are back out on the streets again to do the same again. Sure they might lose a license, but just because you don't have that bit of plastic, doesn't mean you can't steal and drive a car....

The police and the local government are searching for answers to try and find a way to curb the antisocial behaviour which plagues our community, but it would seem they are fighting a losing battle, especially as though we are not alone in our plight.

Hello All

They don't have these problems in Singapore , but for some strange reason we are not allowed to look there for answers .

The occasional drug bust here in Peterborough SA. Apart from that the regular monthly stuff of drunk and disorderly, DUI or drivng an unregistered trailer...lol

Wheelies and burnouts are becoming a thing of the past since the new HOON laws came into effect. Get caught for doing a burn out and you lose your car for 48 hours. Next offence you lose it for 3 months, third offence ta ta car!!! But the tyre marks are still fresh about 5 to 10 km out of town.

Dead quiet in my street tonite. Even the dogs are keeping mum.

Might get 10 cars a day going past my house.

Ahh......... the quiet country life

Capital Punishment!!!!!!

A car went past our house last night.