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Old 28-07-2013, 07:04 PM   #11
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Default Re: Random Police checks "not lawful"

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Originally Posted by MITCHAY View Post
Jeez there are some paranoid people around. It is as if police generally have nothing better to do then pull people over.

They get paid regardless so why would they bother unless they had the slightest doubt . Serious things can and do come of rather trivial stops.
Exactly. 18 months ago a policeman pulled over a car for RBT. He is now buried 20 metres from my wife's grandmother.
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