Driving ban for 'look, no hands' policeman

[Orangeesh]

hahahaha sorry but he got owned there

[Mentor]

That would have so been worth it for the speed camra pics.

[GommeInc]

That's what I'm thinking lol.

Have speed cameras changed? I always thought they shown the number plate... Or have I been watching the wrong thing?

[Spectate]

That's what I'm thinking lol.

Have speed cameras changed? I always thought they shown the number plate... Or have I been watching the wrong thing?

I'm pretty sure they show the driver. My dad got done for speeding not long ago and tried to claim it was my mum. Got a response along the lines of "judging from the picture it's clear to see it was you".

[Awfy]

It's dangerous and you expect a cop to be a stand up citizen.

This one was a stand up comedian instead

[efq]

its like 3 seconds off the wheel. If it looses control he would be ready.

My dad drives down the motorway with no hands on the wheel half the time.
Obvs if his tires are pumped correctly.

[Jordy]

He is already an advanced motorist like most Police are, not to mention it was also 4:58am, no one else would be on the road and it was just for three seconds. There wasn't an accident and it wouldn't surprise me if there wasn't any moving vehicles within half a mile of him.

Political Correctness gone mad, all he's doing is having a laugh and making us laugh, but we ban him? We're going to turn into a hell of a boring society at this rate.

[Frodo13.]

He fully deserved it. It only takes a mili second for someone to stop concentrating and to lose control of a car, and at the speed he was going the result could of been deadly.

They're may not of been cars on the road, but he was putting his collegue's life in danger and he is also setting a bad example.

[Mentor]

He fully deserved it. It only takes a mili second for someone to stop concentrating and to lose control of a car, and at the speed he was going the result could of been deadly.

They're may not of been cars on the road, but he was putting his collegue's life in danger and he is also setting a bad example.

O.o his collegue was in on it. look at the pic?

[Jordy]

He fully deserved it. It only takes a mili second for someone to stop concentrating and to lose control of a car, and at the speed he was going the result could of been deadly.

They're may not of been cars on the road, but he was putting his collegue's life in danger and he is also setting a bad example.

Don't be so silly, it doesn't take a millisecond, you've been listening to far to many 'Think!' adverts. You should 'Think!' what the chances are of him having a big accident at 5am in the morning with his hands off the wheel.

First of all there would be hardly any if not none at all driver's, the speed camera would be in a straight bit of road as they usually are, and if there was no junctions and no one coming in either direction, what is the risk? Especially at 5am. If he was driving 70MPH in the centre of Piccadilly Circus at a junction in rush-hour I could understand your view, but it simply isn't like that.