Traffic/Motorway Cops scheduling.?
Discussion
KieronGSi said:
It's a repeat called Secrets & Lies.
Is it a repeat? Doesn't say so in my TV & Sat mag. Not that it's always right but, think the last couple of programmes have been new. 
ETA: Having watched the programme, again
I now concur with Kieron; 'tis a repeat. Edited by Laurel Green on Wednesday 2nd February 22:02
Gun said:
What a surprise, those Romanian f
kers didn't show once released from the station.
It's like when they are stopped for illegally entering the country, then given a card with the address of where they should go to be looked at/deported. Surprise, surprise, when they never turn up at said address!
kers didn't show once released from the station.After pulling a motorist, and finding he had no insurance, the police officers let the motorist phone his broker to take cover out.Cover was refused by the broker as the motorist's credit car was maxed out. Police then impounded the car. Surely this cannot be right, or did I miss something?
Thanks, Mike.
Thanks, Mike.
R1 Loon said:
Mr E Driver said:
Tonight's episode is a repeat
first time I've seen it and sitting here speechlesspulled driver said:
Listen to me, I'm a Londoner, not like these simpletons up here with their Brummie accents, of course they're simple
Copper with a Brummie accent said:
Really?


cyclops eye said:
After pulling a motorist, and finding he had no insurance, the police officers let the motorist phone his broker to take cover out.Cover was refused by the broker as the motorist's credit car was maxed out. Police then impounded the car. Surely this cannot be right, or did I miss something?
Thanks, Mike.
The charge for no insurance would still stand. They were just trying to save his vehicle from being towed to the pound.Thanks, Mike.
ETA: Sorry, didn't see your post, CJ.
Edited by Laurel Green on Wednesday 2nd February 23:03
Watched this programme this evening on iplayer from the comfort of the USA.
Have to say the restraint and professionalism of the British police is a wonder to behold.
They really are the cream of the crop compared to the numpties I see here in the US and those I've experienced in Europe (Germany and NL excepted).
I cringed a bit at the old birds doing the class 1 driving- no reflection on them at all but wonder why the need to show two women doing the job. A case of political correctness I feel although I'd like to stress that doesn't reflect on the standard they have achieved- don't care what anyone says having been on the inside and seen how it works to be a class one driver takes a lot of effort and a high standard of achievement. Just pisses me off that the BBC just 'happens' to find two female drivers to follow ie 2 in a thousand.
Possibly that makes me a candidate for sacking a la keys and grey.............
Still keep up the good work girls.....still amazes me that the uninsured prelude driver got all that time to whine, spit and moan however.....
Have to say the restraint and professionalism of the British police is a wonder to behold.
They really are the cream of the crop compared to the numpties I see here in the US and those I've experienced in Europe (Germany and NL excepted).
I cringed a bit at the old birds doing the class 1 driving- no reflection on them at all but wonder why the need to show two women doing the job. A case of political correctness I feel although I'd like to stress that doesn't reflect on the standard they have achieved- don't care what anyone says having been on the inside and seen how it works to be a class one driver takes a lot of effort and a high standard of achievement. Just pisses me off that the BBC just 'happens' to find two female drivers to follow ie 2 in a thousand.
Possibly that makes me a candidate for sacking a la keys and grey.............
Still keep up the good work girls.....still amazes me that the uninsured prelude driver got all that time to whine, spit and moan however.....
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