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14-01-2007, 05:59 PM
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My mate caught caught apparently clocking 126km/h in a hundred zone in a 1.3L Superfast holden barina. He would be all cool with this if everything added up. It was on the Bruce Highway near Maryborough and the patrol car was going in the other direction. There where several cars ahead of us and several ahead of the patrol car going the opposite direction. It quickly flashed its lights did a u-turn and came after him. Fair enough, only on the fine, there was no mention of the brand of car, the colour was wrong (white when its actually silver) and its body type was listed as a sedan when its quite plain to see its a hatchback. Not to mention that his car nearly falls to bits when it goes anything over 110... What course of action should my mate take?
Does a patrol car actually need photo evidence that it was indeed his car? |
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