PaulBuz
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| posted on 7/12/06 at 04:04 PM |
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Mister grumpy
Could you please clear up something for me that I've always wondered about?
Were you bullied at school?
ATB
Paul
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omega 24 v6
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| posted on 7/12/06 at 05:12 PM |
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quote:
Were you bullied at school?
ROFPMSL
If it looks wrong it probably is wrong.
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mistergrumpy
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| posted on 7/12/06 at 06:51 PM |
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Nope. They wouldn't dare. Lets get this right, I can't and wouldn't issue parking tickets and in fact don't issue tickets
for the the other stuff. I just think it creates a rift in the community I work in, which I really don't need as its not a particularly police
friendly area. Its a good job but just a step to getting into the police, I need the work after coming out of the RAF after 7 years. I'm an
aircraft, weapons and explosives man by trade and there's not much call for my skills outside in a legal capacity. So no I'm no little
Hitler but I have gotta say as above I would just stop parking where I shouldn't. Its not rant by the way, just don't want you to think
I'm a miserable sod, Grumpy maybe but I wouldn't take it out on other people. Feel free to carry on though, I won't take it to heart
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spunky
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| posted on 7/12/06 at 07:21 PM |
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Only posted this thread to have a quick rant about PCSO. No need to get personal 
Anyway since i'm here, an update.
Had a look around Blockbusters after some research... and guess what. the yellow lines are incomplete...
'The form of signs and road markings are prescribed by the Traffic Signs Regulations and General Directions 2002 (the Regulations). The Diagrams
showing single and double yellow lines are 1017 and 1018 respectively. Both clearly show a T-bar at one end of the yellow line(s). The tables under
the Diagrams, at item 4, contain the entry, "Permitted variants: None".
The Regulations therefore permit no variation to the form of the yellow line(s) as shown in the Diagrams, and a T-bar must appear wherever the yellow
line stops and starts, for whatever reason. The road markings in question do not conform to this prescribed form and thus have no legal force
whatsoever. They terminate at a point where there are no further restrictions in force but do not have the prescribed T bar ending. This violates both
the regulations and usual practice. For this reason any parking tickets given on this stretch of road cannot be valid.'
Strike one.
Now then, mistergrumpy, your councel if you would be so kind.
Am I correct in thinking that the ticket must be completed accurately and completely?
You see, probably due to my interruption, above mentioned poolice cuntstable has omitted to fill in the times that I was 'allegedly'
commiting this offence
So according to this ticket I wasn't there for any time and yet have been charged with 'waiting'
If so
Strike two...
John
The reckless man may not live as long......
But the cautious man does not live at all.....
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mistergrumpy
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| posted on 8/12/06 at 06:35 AM |
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I'm genuinely not taking it personal or having a rant just don't want people to think I'm a totally miserable sod,But if they do
fine. Totally chilled. I'll try and ask a copper today about the ticket because like I say I can't issue them, but yeah, totally,
you're entitled to your day in court. I'll let you know later.
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Macbeast
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| posted on 8/12/06 at 11:41 AM |
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Think you probably were lucky not to be reported for leaving your keys in the ignition 
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mistergrumpy
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| posted on 8/12/06 at 04:04 PM |
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Right. I couldn't pin a police officer down but spoke to a special and an ex traffic warden and they seem to think that you're on to a
winner if they've not filled the ticket out right. My only thing would be that the officer is legally obliged to enter the ticket details into
his own notebook, so the time will be there but seemingly this shouldn't overly matter. The ticket was written wrongly. Keep us updated,
I'll be interested to know how you get on.
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