OPP have a message for you.
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Chasem
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Psycho_Biker
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Sucks to be him. Cops are just lucky they had an aircraft in the area to spot the speeding bike.
DECIMIS
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Posted today:
Durham, York Regional Police and O.P.P. teamed up for Project E.R.A.S.E. to spread the important message about the dangers and consequences of street racing and stunt driving.
As we move into warmer, drier weather, modified vehicles start to appear on our roadways. Project E.R.A.S.E. (Eliminating Racing Activity On Streets Everywhere) started on Friday, June 13 and officers will be targeting drivers who use our roads as race tracks. The DRP helicopter Air1 will be assisting the York Regional helicopter Air2, along with ground officers, to watch for vehicles racing at excessive and dangerous rates of speed.
E.R.A.S.E. is an awareness campaign operated jointly by police services across Ontario in partnership with the Government on Ontario, with the goal of eliminating street racing and other high-risk driving behaviours.
Aggressive driving and street racing are dangerous, unlawful activities that put innocent people at risk of injury or death. The real finish line may be court, fines, jail, vehicle seizure, loss of driving privileges or even worse, the hospital or death.
(http://www.drps.ca/internet_explorer/whatsnew/whatsnew_view.asp?ID=28218)
Durham, York Regional Police and O.P.P. teamed up for Project E.R.A.S.E. to spread the important message about the dangers and consequences of street racing and stunt driving.
As we move into warmer, drier weather, modified vehicles start to appear on our roadways. Project E.R.A.S.E. (Eliminating Racing Activity On Streets Everywhere) started on Friday, June 13 and officers will be targeting drivers who use our roads as race tracks. The DRP helicopter Air1 will be assisting the York Regional helicopter Air2, along with ground officers, to watch for vehicles racing at excessive and dangerous rates of speed.
E.R.A.S.E. is an awareness campaign operated jointly by police services across Ontario in partnership with the Government on Ontario, with the goal of eliminating street racing and other high-risk driving behaviours.
Aggressive driving and street racing are dangerous, unlawful activities that put innocent people at risk of injury or death. The real finish line may be court, fines, jail, vehicle seizure, loss of driving privileges or even worse, the hospital or death.
(http://www.drps.ca/internet_explorer/whatsnew/whatsnew_view.asp?ID=28218)
Likely saved a BIG accident by not chasing the young hooligan, lot of ghost cars/vans out there best to ride safe anyway...
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Dresden
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Hmm... let's see.. what's the different in penalty between HTA 172 charge.. and HTA 172 charge + evading arrest, which can probably be bargained down in court?
Still going to get impounded and roadside suspension.
He also got dangerous operation of a motor vehicle....I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure that's a criminal code offence. He'll pay a small fortune even if he beats ALL of the charges. Evading is definitely not an HTA charge, so he'll be paying the lawyer quite a bit more than if he just got a 172
I get impression some are cheering on this hooligan? I speed like the next guy but sure as heck would not try to evade a ticket that is plain crazzzy..
Dresden
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My point being ... it doesn't take much to tip the decision scale on run vs. not. Either way you look at it.. he eff'd if he pulled over.. so may as well go for the jugular and try to get away.. atleast there's a little light at the end of that tunnel
What's HTA?
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