🚀 go-pugleaf

On Sun, 03 Aug 1997 20:22:32 GMT,
***BajaRat***@ix.netcom.com (-=BajaRat=-) wrote:

>On 3 Aug 1997 20:05:15 GMT, dci@gte.net wrote:
>
>>On Sun, 3 Aug 1997 17:53:14 GMT, linley@netcom.com (Bruce
>>James Robert Linley) wrote:
>>
>>>In ye olden post smtp.syix.com spake...
>>>>
>>>>...or like the collision just recently shown on the news where a
>>>>get-away car ran a stop light and was literally mowed over by a moving
>>>>van. Needless to say both occupants were killed instantly.
>>>
>>>#define FLAMEON
>>>
>>>Didn't see this on the news, but I assume they were fleeing the police.
>>>You know, those guys in blue that will chase criminals at 90+ mph past
>>>schools, through neighborhoods, through red lights and stop signs until
>>>some poor innocent in the wrong spot at the wrong time gets killed because
>>>of stupid police policy? After all, cops don't want to set a bad example
>>>by letting bad guys get away.
>>>
>>>>So these idiots actually save the tax payes  lots 0f bucks....  Hmmm...
>>>
>>>You wouldn't be saying this if they had hit a vehicle smaller than that
>>>moving van. In a reckelss high speed chase, which ones are the idiots?
>>>I can't tell.
>>>
>>>-- 
>>>Bruce James Robert Linley 
>>
>>
>>		This type of above comment is reprehensible
>>		and shows a complete lack of comprehension
>>		of what the comminuties are faced with. Can
>>		anyone imagine what it would be if the 
>>		police were not there? Apparently, Linley
>>		has a better suggestion. So let's hear it.
>>
>>		DCI
>
>
>It appears that Linley would rather send a message to allow criminals
>to run amok with no fear of being chased by the cops. This is insane.
>In the case of illegal immigrant chases BajaRat is all for the bazooka
>method of taking the creeps out before they do anything like the
>recent Temecula horror story.... regardless of what happens to the
>occupants of the chased vehicle who are criminals in the first place.
>

		The public must begin to be concerned:
		one in nine drivers in California have no
	`	license, six of every ten drivers with
		suspended license continue to dive, and 
		of the above two groups, they account for 
		more than 50% of the auto related deaths.
		Couple this with the fact that police -
		read traffic and highway patrol officers - 
		are the line between keeping us safe from 
		the likes of those drivers and seeing our 
		loved ones in the morgue.

		The Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)
		has now come into the spotlight because of  
		corruption in the licensing process by 
		giving out more than 25,000 drivers licenses
		illegally and for under the table payments.

		We continue to ask our police to carry out
		our protection when the guardians of public
		policy, such as DMV administration, are 
		lax and asleep. What else can we ask them 
		to do, smile and say, "Oh it just goes with 
		the turf." Police have a right to return 
		home safely after their shifts are 
		completed.

		Say what you will, the taxpayers in 
		California are getting the shaft when it 
		comes to protection of the public, the 
		public's reasonable expectations to drive or
		walk upon the streets safely.

		The mentalities of the Linely types are 
		alarming enough and astounding when we 
		realize there are people in elected offices

		who are incapable of understanding what tax-
		payers need and deserve.

		DCI