Ratsia Australian tapaan

[tyg]

Täällä ei virkavaltaan tienpäällä juuri törmää. Australiassa on näköjään partioilla enempi
aikaa ja miehistöä tarkempiin syyneihin.
Hyviä kysymyksiä heittelevät.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b36AWk09rI#t=444

[ezmo]

No johan.... Koskakohan noi pystykuvatut videot loppuis.....

[Nuppe]

Täällä ei virkavaltaan tienpäällä juuri törmää. Australiassa on näköjään partioilla enempi
aikaa ja miehistöä tarkempiin syyneihin.
Hyviä kysymyksiä heittelevät.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6b36AWk09rI#t=444

Video oii aika tuore, joten näköjään on katutasollakin joidenkin kyttien ennakkoasenteen kiristyminen nähtävissä.
Viimevuoden lopullahan aussiviranomaisista tuli, muutaman lakipykälän muutoksella/lisäyksellä, ehkäpä yksi maailman suurin moottoripyöräiilijöiden "ystävä" ja Googlettamalla löytyy tarkempaa tietoa.. vaikkei kiinnostakkaan!

[kimmo l]

Koskakohan noi pystykuvatut videot loppuis.....

Sitten kun ihmiset luopuu i-phonella kuvaamisesta. siinä ei vaan riitä jerkku kuvata isompaa.

[Antti S.]

No jo on mennyt perseilyksi aussien touhut.Olen tuosta kuullut että prossajengien elo on mennyt aika hankalaksi tuolla suunnalla,mutta näköjään ns.tavallisten pulliaistenkin.
Löytyi hiukan speksejä ko.videosta youtubesta:

Jamie Edward Evans has filmed police quizzing him about his clothes, associations, friends, and line of work after he was pulled over at a Brisbane service station.

In the video, which has been posted online, Mr Evans tells officers he's a member of a social motorcycling group called the Misfits and complains of being constantly pulled over amid the crackdown on criminal gangs.

Footage of the interaction - which involved more than half a dozen officers and several police vehicles - has been viewed 246,000 times since it was posted on social media on Saturday.

Mr Evans tells officers he's fed up with being pulled over by police for no reason, and he says he has no respect for police.

When asked why he'd said he hated police, Mr Evans replies: ``Because you've pulled me over 21 times for no reason and I've had two infringements and I've fought them both in court and won them both because they were bogus. I've got no respect for cops, I'm sorry.''

Today Police Commissioner Ian Stewart again apologised if any recreational riders had been inconvenienced amid the crackdown.

He said there was an up side to the video: that it showed police carrying out a respectful and professional intercept.

``Some good people in the community, including recreational motorcyclists, are going to be inconvenienced and I'm sorry if that's happened to Jamie,'' Mr Stewart told ABC radio.

But he said the footage showed ``a good level of respect on both sides, and a very professional intercept''.

He said the crackdown was having the desired effect, and most people in the community supported what police were doing.

``I'm absolutely sure we're having a great effect against the criminals in our society who belong to criminal motorcycle gangs,'' he said.

He said the Misfits was not one of the criminal gangs named under the state's new bikie laws.

Attempts have been made to contact Mr Evans.

(couriermail.com.au)