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assuming what has been reported is true (alledgedly) i wonder how many times it has happened before & he got away with it & if it is done there i wonder if teachers could do the same type of thing & pass students for favours


ps, i know it is a very small % that would do this

Bayman....

Elaborate for us innocent people.....

Maybe a Link...?

With Video...?

Dog_ger wrote:Bayman....

Elaborate for us innocent people.....

well all this is 'alledged' atm

a girl got pulled over & 'pinged' for not displaying her p plates & i think they said not wearing a seat belt as well, the girl was at the time emotional & pleaded for him not to give her a ticket as she needed & wanted her licence, the cop after work went to the girls place & asked how much did she really need her licence & what was she willing to do for it, he demanded 'sexual favours' & i'll presume she said no because he is facing court, which as i said earlier i wonder how many times as he done this in the past & girls feeling intimidated that they had no other choice

ps, not in this state

Do you know this person Bayman..?

Dog_ger wrote:Do you know this person Bayman..?

no i don't know this person (either of them), i heard it on the news yesterday on the radio

Maybe the correct question should be,

can you vouch for the validity of this persons creditability...?

Traffic cop sought sex from P-plater
February 12, 2008 12:44am
Young woman not wearing seatbelt
Cop went to her home to get sexual favours
She recorded conversation on MP3 player

A TRAFFIC cop has admitted asking a young female motorist for sexual favours in return for not giving her a ticket.

Sen-Constable David John Mits, 43, yesterday pleaded guilty at Melbourne Magistrates' Court to seeking a bribe from the P-plate driver.

He stopped the woman in Bayswater in January last year and later told her that female motorists in the past had "offered me things to try and get off ".

"Very often we get to see legs right up past their thighs, if you get my drift," Sen-Constable Mits allegedly said.

"Buttons have been known to mysteriously become undone, pretty much all the way down."

The policeman was stationed at Knox Traffic Management Unit when he pulled the woman over for not wearing a seatbelt and failing to display P-plates.

She had only two demerit points left, having previously been caught speeding, and explained that she needed her licence for work.

After getting her mobile number he later called and allegedly asked the young woman what she was willing to do to stay on the road.

Later that day he went to her house in a marked police car, and returned when his shift was over using his own car.

Suspicious of his unprofessional behaviour, the woman used her MP3 player to secretly record their last conversation, in which Sen-Constable Mits allegedly told her she was good-looking and that it would work in her favour.

When she asked if he was suggesting she do something sexual, he replied: "Some have offered in the past . . . but I don't want people to offer it if they don't want to".

"I was shocked with what he was asking," the woman told police, having called 000 after the policeman left.

Sen-Constable Mits, of Boronia, pleaded guilty to one count of corruptly seeking favours in violation of his official duty as a police officer.

Magistrate Jelena Popovic released him on bail and ordered him to face the County Court in May.

The Age February 12 page 3 of NEWS section: wrote: Senior Constable David John Mits has pleaded guilty to trying to solicit sexual favours from a young woman to drop traffic charges against her.

According to the article he took her phone number and went round after hours, but the canny girl taped the conversation on her mp3 player.

I couldn't find a link. I see Magpie has managed to copy the full text.

Magpie post a link.

Interested....

Dog_ger wrote:Magpie post a link.

Interested....

thats the whole story dog_ger

Pretty disgusting attempt to abuse his position (no pun intended) but to be realistic I'll bet it's a lot more common than most people think or would like to believe and I'm not just taking about Aus or the police.

Regards
JAS

JAS

Without the legal system being the upmost of society we have little.

I tend to believe and uphold the honesty and integrity of our legal system.

Without it we have caos....!

jas might be right, a mate of mine is a cop & he'd get an offer at least once a week & is very tempted at times but says it isn't worth the hassle that could come with it

Dog_ger I agree that the legal system needs to be beyond reproach but the people that make it what it is are only human and subject to human failings like anyone else. I had no intention of suggesting that most would do what he did but I'm certain quite a few have either tried or received offers. But I think most would believe that the risks are just not worth it, like bayman has suggested.

Like I said it probably doesn't just apply to the police either. I'll bet there are taxi drivers who have accepted 'favours' when someone doesn't have enough money for the fare. Nothing against taxi drivers...just the first trade I thought of. I also reckon that it works both ways...bet there are plenty of women who have offered 'favours' too.

Regards
JAS

NOT GUILTY! He just said he'd been offered favours in the past. This evil women has obviously portrayed the conversation in a different light to that which was intended.

Seriously though, Taxi drivers copping blowies is nowhere near as bad as cops doing it. In fact I have no probs with it at all. They're not in a position of authority over the blowee. Just swapping money for sex basically, whereas the policeman is abusing his position of authority to exert influence on the blowee.

Andy #24 wrote:NOT GUILTY! He just said he'd been offered favours in the past. This evil women has obviously portrayed the conversation in a different light to that which was intended.

Seriously though, Taxi drivers copping blowies is nowhere near as bad as cops doing it. In fact I have no probs with it at all. They're not in a position of authority over the blowee. Just swapping money for sex basically, whereas the policeman is abusing his position of authority to exert influence on the blowee.

does that statement resemble you andy#24 ?

Not sure what you mean mate. But if you're suggesting I wouldn't say no to the odd sneaky blowie you'd be right.

Andy #24 wrote:Not sure what you mean mate. But if you're suggesting I wouldn't say no to the odd sneaky blowie you'd be right.

i was 'suggesting' you maybe a taxi driver whose been there & received that

JAS wrote:I'll bet there are taxi drivers who have accepted 'favours' when someone doesn't have enough money for the fare. Nothing against taxi drivers...just the first trade I thought of. Regards
JAS

Funny they should be the first 'trade' you thought of. There's a fair few problems here atm with taxi drivers - only usually they are demanding rather than receiving offers, and plenty are being referred to the police as a result.

Squawk wrote:

JAS wrote:I'll bet there are taxi drivers who have accepted 'favours' when someone doesn't have enough money for the fare. Nothing against taxi drivers...just the first trade I thought of. Regards
JAS

Funny they should be the first 'trade' you thought of. There's a fair few problems here atm with taxi drivers - only usually they are demanding rather than receiving offers, and plenty are being referred to the police as a result.

Assume you're talking about unlicensed ones (I'm guessing you have a taxi licensing system like we do). Even here people are always warned against using them...that applies to both men and women after a guy up here was murdered by an unlicensed driver and his mates.

Regards
JAS