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It would of been simply them being pro active in there job and pointing out if you act like idiots they will come down and fine you thats all like you did be nice and re assuring when they arrive and everything will be fine I think people forget just because there police doesnt mean they agree with every law and some are willing to look away if it improves safety. Which it seems these officers have done id go so far as to invite any of there local plod to bring there regular car down for a spin maybe some of them would be keen for it who knows.
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Re: Legalities of off-street burnouts
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