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12-12.-2004, 10:05 PM
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Re: The true danger on pavements - CARS!!!!!!!!!
Sniper8052(L96A1) <sniper8052@yahoo.co.uk> wrote:
> The same principle applied to a mugger I once chased, he was so busy > looking back to laugh at me trying to run after him, wearing my size 10 > combat boots, bullet proof vest, radio, truncheon, CS gas, document > pouch, first aid kit, torch and carrying my helmet so it didn't fall > off, he cycled slap bang into a tree, at some speed, and needed an > ambulance to take him to hospital...he wasn't wearing a helmet! I think in this case it is probably fair to say that he genuinely did have nothing to protect ;-) -- Guy |
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15-12.-2004, 10:34 AM
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Re: The true danger on pavements - CARS!!!!!!!!!
"Just zis Guy, you know?" <spamdump@chapmancentral.com> whizzed past me
shouting >Sniper8052(L96A1) <sniper8052@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: > >> The same principle applied to a mugger I once chased, he was so busy >> looking back to laugh at me trying to run after him, wearing my size 10 >> combat boots, bullet proof vest, radio, truncheon, CS gas, document >> pouch, first aid kit, torch and carrying my helmet so it didn't fall >> off, he cycled slap bang into a tree, at some speed, and needed an >> ambulance to take him to hospital...he wasn't wearing a helmet! <LOL> > >I think in this case it is probably fair to say that he genuinely did >have nothing to protect ;-) > His freedom, apparently. I've sometimes wondered whether it makes sense for the police to carry all that stuff around (bits fall off when they run) but it's encouraging to see how they've turned it to their advantage. -- Sue ]8(  |
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