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good use of police time?

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DarrenG:
I'm all for it, the more ANPR stings the merrier.  It targets untaxed and uninsured vehicles.  This means it also leads to unlicenced drivers.

If you are ever unlucky enough to be hit by a scumbag who has no licence, no insurance, no MoT or all three then you'd understand.  And those that drive uninsured vehciles invariable commit other offences too  :twisted:

karlo:

--- Quote from: "DarrenG" ---
If you are ever unlucky enough to be hit by a scumbag who has no licence, no insurance, no MoT or all three then you'd understand.  :twisted:
--- End quote ---


Been there done that. :evil:

I would have thought 4 would have been enough though, the other 4 could have been somewhere else getting even more of those drivers who shouldn't be on the road!

Lucy1978:
civvies can't stop cars though, I guess 8 coppers in case a car load of people don't appreciate being stopped and start having a go.

DarrenG:
And in some areas the ANPR units can be overrun with customers!

discomummy:
Hi,

i have no problems with this being done - but did they need all those police there, could it not have been done with less uniforms, but admin backup (cheaper, and more police for dealing with other things)

i tax, insure, mot all our cars - so i have  a clear conscience and am more than happy to get the untaxed/uninsured off the road

regards

ela

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