Crash! Bang! Wallop!

[Eddie Honda]

BANG!

#highjinx

[Eddie Honda]

WALLOP!

#brahmsandliszt

[Eddie Honda]

#dolly
#tealeaf
#scumbag
#aclasshole

[Eddie Honda]

DISQUALIFIED?

NO INSURANCE?

YES, IT'S THE RETURN OF THE PICARSEHOLE!

#s165
#picarseholewatch

[Eddie Honda]

1, 2, 3...

#peatboghorror
#s165
#cuntoinapunto

[Eddie Honda]

ARGUED A POOR ARGUMENT

#chinnyreckon
#doh

[Eddie Honda]

*COURT REPORT*

HAT-TIP FOR 115MPH IN A 40.

Police were conducting routine speed checks on the A275 at Chelwood Gate on 14 September 2020 when the incident occurred.

Around 5.40pm that day, PC Phil Edwards, of the Sussex Roads Policing Unit (RPU), was dealing with a motorist while PC Richard Trundle, also from RPU, monitored other traffic.

At this point, he witnessed a blue BMW 135 overtake another vehicle, before continuing towards him at high speed.

PC Trundle – wearing high visibility clothing – stepped out and signalled for the BMW to stop. Although it failed to do so, he did manage to record the number plate in order to deal with it later on.

He also managed to record its speed at 115mph, which is almost three times the 40mph limit.

Shortly afterwards, a member of public approached the officers and advised she had witnessed [b[the same BMW driving “like a maniac”.[/B]

The incident was dealt with slow time and the driver was identified as Kieren Higgins, 26, of Ansley Close, South Croydon. He admitted he was responsible and following a police interview, he [B[pleaded guilty to dangerous driving[/B] in court on 18 March.

He was given an interim disqualification ahead of sentencing at Brighton Magistrates’ Court on 5 May, where he was further disqualified for 12 months, ordered to carry out 200 hours of unpaid work and pay fines totalling £190.

[Eddie Honda]

#gravitystraps
#warrenwatch
#doh

[Eddie Honda]

COULD I KEEP IT UNTIL THE END OF THE DAY?

#terryfuckwit
#s165

[LynehamHerc]

Who is importing all these Picassos and Puntos as surely all the remaining UK ones have been crushed by now near Peatboghorror?