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Lightning McQueen wrote:

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Assume they would have had their lights flashing also?

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It didn't look like much of a bend

I havent seen any footage/photos of it.
Ive been lucky enough to avoid it

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Didn’t the truck driver have a medical episode?

Brodlach wrote:Didn’t the truck driver have a medical episode?

Allegedly after the accident.

Being police fatalities I think there will be some time before anything is released to the public as to what happened.

Police executed a search warrant at the truckies house and said "items discovered were still under investigation".

Booney wrote:Police executed a search warrant at the truckies house and said "items discovered were still under investigation".

Interesting times ahead as they say in the classics "Watch this Space" (well maybe the media,)

One of the deceased had just joined the force.
Their 2nd day on the job apparently.

Anyone read that?
Not sure if it was print media or social media so not sure if true?

amber_fluid wrote:One of the deceased had just joined the force.
Their 2nd day on the job apparently.

Anyone read that?
Not sure if it was print media or social media so not sure if true?

This is the most extensive report I've found.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... Pusey.html

Lightning McQueen wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:One of the deceased had just joined the force.
Their 2nd day on the job apparently.

Anyone read that?
Not sure if it was print media or social media so not sure if true?

This is the most extensive report I've found.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... Pusey.html

Yeah it mentions it in there:

Three male officers - including one in his first week in the job - and a female senior constable who were standing in the emergency lane on the side of the freeway were killed when the out-of-control truck veered into the group.

amber_fluid wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:One of the deceased had just joined the force.
Their 2nd day on the job apparently.

Anyone read that?
Not sure if it was print media or social media so not sure if true?

This is the most extensive report I've found.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... Pusey.html

Yeah it mentions it in there:

Three male officers - including one in his first week in the job - and a female senior constable who were standing in the emergency lane on the side of the freeway were killed when the out-of-control truck veered into the group.

2nd day on Highway patrol evidently however had not been a graduated member very long

Says it all really, my last post on this issue

A mortgage broker driving a Porsche.... just screams d!ckhead....

Lightning McQueen wrote:

FlyingHigh wrote:
Even when you're not high on drugs or been pulled over by the cops or just witnessed a tragic accident

The dude is obviously some cooked unit who has no concept of the real grown up world.

Yeah, he's obviously a fkwit

But I was having a bit of a dig at social media in general.

Our over 50’s Vic team was skippered by a traffic cop close to those tragically killed in the line of duty last night. So proud that all the lads in the team have pulled together to support our skip in our own ways, but as a group making a donation to the blue ribbon charity to show our support to the boys in blue. Bloody fantastic!

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Assume they would have had their lights flashing also?

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Original cop car was unmarked, not sure if it would have had lights or not.

The series of events started by taking drugs is horrendous, couldn't make that up.

FlyingHigh wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

FlyingHigh wrote:
Even when you're not high on drugs or been pulled over by the cops or just witnessed a tragic accident

The dude is obviously some cooked unit who has no concept of the real grown up world.

Yeah, he's obviously a fkwit

But I was having a bit of a dig at social media in general.

It brings out the worst in people.

In court, police allege Porsche driver Richard Pusey filmed Leading Snr Const Lynette Taylor as she was pinned between his car and the truck groaning. Instead of helping he said “all I wanted to do was go home and eat my sushi and now you have f***ed my f***ing car.”

Booney wrote:In court, police allege Porsche driver Richard Pusey filmed Leading Snr Const Lynette Taylor as she was pinned between his car and the truck groaning. Instead of helping he said “all I wanted to do was go home and eat my sushi and now you have f***ed my f***ing car.”

That made me feel very ill.

Booney wrote:In court, police allege Porsche driver Richard Pusey filmed Leading Snr Const Lynette Taylor as she was pinned between his car and the truck groaning. Instead of helping he said “all I wanted to do was go home and eat my sushi and now you have f***ed my f***ing car.”

POS

Booney wrote:In court, police allege Porsche driver Richard Pusey filmed Leading Snr Const Lynette Taylor as she was pinned between his car and the truck groaning. Instead of helping he said “all I wanted to do was go home and eat my sushi and now you have f***ed my f***ing car.”

This **** deserves everything thrown at him! The only good thing he's done in all this is show up to a police station!

See they are saying it could take several days before they might be able to interview the truck driver.

It's a very bizarre set of circumstances.