Cop sends SMS while driving - ST Forum
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March 4, 2006
Cop sends SMS while driving
I WAS driving along the ECP towards the airport on Feb 24 at about 9.30am. The road was clear and I was on my way to the Asian Aerospace show.
I was cruising when I noticed a new Subaru WRX traffic police car coming from behind. Being 'kiasu' like most Singaporeans, I changed lanes to get out of the traffic police's way.
The car passed me and I peeked at it to check it out. To my amazement, the policeman driving the car QX 5319 had his mobile phone in hand and he appeared to be sending an SMS message.
Imagine my disbelief and anger. How can the traffic police have double standards? I'm sure that the same laws apply to the traffic police as well, right? -
policeman say he is from hardwarezsone and npnt of him doing itOriginally posted by sgboy:March 4, 2006
Cop sends SMS while driving
I WAS driving along the ECP towards the airport on Feb 24 at about 9.30am. The road was clear and I was on my way to the Asian Aerospace show.
I was cruising when I noticed a new Subaru WRX traffic police car coming from behind. Being 'kiasu' like most Singaporeans, I changed lanes to get out of the traffic police's way.
The car passed me and I peeked at it to check it out. To my amazement, the policeman driving the car QX 5319 had his mobile phone in hand and he appeared to be sending an SMS message.
Imagine my disbelief and anger. How can the traffic police have double standards? I'm sure that the same laws apply to the traffic police as well, right?
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The driver also in the wrong. When driving he should keep his eyes on the road, not on another driver in another car, can even tell what the other driver was doing somemore. Luckily he never say he knew what the contents of the SMS was.
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aiyah...highbeam police wrx loh...then no more smsingOriginally posted by sgboy:March 4, 2006
Cop sends SMS while driving
I WAS driving along the ECP towards the airport on Feb 24 at about 9.30am. The road was clear and I was on my way to the Asian Aerospace show.
I was cruising when I noticed a new Subaru WRX traffic police car coming from behind. Being 'kiasu' like most Singaporeans, I changed lanes to get out of the traffic police's way.
The car passed me and I peeked at it to check it out. To my amazement, the policeman driving the car QX 5319 had his mobile phone in hand and he appeared to be sending an SMS message.
Imagine my disbelief and anger. How can the traffic police have double standards? I'm sure that the same laws apply to the traffic police as well, right? -
what was this guy driving? a trailer? how come can see what the other driver is doing one?
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I think the person will ended getting gunned instead of gunning others
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why cannot? u mean the traffic police are driving trailers too when they catch people smsing while driving?Originally posted by sinicker:what was this guy driving? a trailer? how come can see what the other driver is doing one?
obviously the policeman being mentioned was boldly smsing with his hp held up high in the air... -
its good to be a tp eh?
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Originally posted by ditzy:The driver also in the wrong. When driving he should keep his eyes on the road, not on another driver in another car, can even tell what the other driver was doing somemore. Luckily he never say he knew what the contents of the SMS was.
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let him crash into ur rear... den sue him... hehehehehe
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He was checking the Traffic Info la... n like they said.. NPNT of him ... he he
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maybe his cb radio was spoilt and he had to sms his superiors about some situation
people assume things too quickly -
Originally posted by sgboy:
March 4, 2006
Cop sends SMS while driving
I WAS driving along the ECP towards the airport on Feb 24 at about 9.30am. The road was clear and I was on my way to the Asian Aerospace show.
I was cruising when I noticed a new Subaru WRX traffic police car coming from behind. Being 'kiasu' like most Singaporeans, I changed lanes to get out of the traffic police's way.
The car passed me and I peeked at it to check it out. To my amazement, the policeman driving the car QX 5319 had his mobile phone in hand and he appeared to be sending an SMS message.
Imagine my disbelief and anger. How can the traffic police have double standards? I'm sure that the same laws apply to the traffic police as well, right?
haiz... -
maybe he was a decoy! he just want to see the alertness of drivers on the road. so this guy was alert. bravo. he'll get a medallion.
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lol...
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provided the police notice/remember his car plate number while using his handphone to smsOriginally posted by sinicker:maybe he was a decoy! he just want to see the alertness of drivers on the road. so this guy was alert. bravo. he'll get a medallion. -
some police oso slack one. i on the road then my fren driving. we all does not hav our seat belts on. i forgot u see. i swear. den two police car drove pass us oso nva do anything. my fren more pro. he wuz tokin on phone while looking at his notebook while drivin. LOL.
mothballz' sista. -
When you're caught, you made a hooha about it. When you're not caught, you boast about it. Typical Singaporeans
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aiyohs. this not boastin. is jus sayin how slack some police ar. government shuld do smth ..Originally posted by photo_seeker:When you're caught, you made a hooha about it. When you're not caught, you boast about it. Typical Singaporeans
mothballz' sista. -
sometimes they dont catch cos they are on a case goign to somewhere. not patrolling. hmm yea. oh and they speed too. no lights, no sirens but i gave way to the wrx tp and he juz sped off usually they cruise at speed limit so i follow behind but when i came back to the lane and resumed 90 he was gettign further so i tried 100 and 110 and he still kept going further and further away. but like i siad no lights, no sirens. speed for what.
another case. a police car (not tp but police) took the bus lane durign bus lane operation hours to cut the traffic jam on the other 2 or 3 lanes on upper serangoon road. didn't speed. no lights, no sirens. but i tot mebe he on urgent case but muz be covert ambush that kind. so he continued on the bus lane for 2 or 3 traffic light junctions and guess what.. he then turned into a shell petrol station to pump petrol. i was like.. wth? so pumping petrol is a good reason for driving on the bus lane. i got his license plate number too but didnt report cos forgot the date n time liao. oh well.. i've seen so many but close one eye la they also human being. -
Beep..Beeep..cop pressing button..bang..bang...cop goes to heaven
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SMS while driving very dangerous, resulting in accidents.
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Lets see how long it takes for the MIB to reply....
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Originally posted by praetor81:Beep..Beeep..cop pressing button..bang..bang...cop goes to heaven
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lol first time hear about such things