Paying them more for doing less. Sign of the times me thinks
mike and Judy said
11:05 AM Mar 27, 2009
Big Brother in the bush now,
dave06 said
11:45 AM Mar 27, 2009
yep happening up here as well, mainly used at night to keep the hoons at bay, so possibly a good thing??????
Rolly said
11:45 AM Mar 27, 2009
Well that could screw up the possibility of any amorous night-time adventures in the bush
-- Edited by Rolly on Friday 27th of March 2009 10:46:06 AM
jandas fun said
12:07 PM Mar 27, 2009
Rolly wrote:
Well that could screw up the possibility of any amorous night-time adventures in the bush
-- Edited by Rolly on Friday 27th of March 2009 10:46:06 AM
won't take long for the local wags to have fun with them. reminds me of the younguns in Melbourne that took of their number plates and did stupid things at a red light camera. forgot to remove the for sale sign with the their mobile no. from the back window. ah well. what can i say.
JohnW
dave06 said
12:40 PM Mar 27, 2009
ah obviously not known for the grey matter, there was a smash and grab robbery on the news just recently, adelaide I think, used their own car, reversed into a shopfront, flogged a heap of gear, nicked off leaving their numberplate still in the debris, coppers just went and picked them up
gotta wonder sometimes!!!!!
Wombat 280 said
09:56 PM Mar 27, 2009
dave06 wrote:
yep happening up here as well, mainly used at night to keep the hoons at bay, so possibly a good thing??????
Couldn't agree more but only if you catch the little buggers , The cameras will be the bottom of the range and usless in courts and will be monitored from somewhere like Bathurst like the other government building alarm sites in town
We currently have a weekend underaged drinking problem here in Port only about 3 K's from the police station, still takes about an hour to get any one on site according to residents of the area . 4th largest Police Force in the world and we can't catch a heap of underaged drunken louts or the wankers who supply em .
Can't get cameras in the main street where the problems are every night because of privacy concerns and human rights . Double standards are alive and well
dave06 said
10:27 AM Mar 28, 2009
and yet the speed and red light detection cameras are second to none in quality, obviously a question of where more revenue comes from
-- Edited by Rolly on Friday 27th of March 2009 10:46:06 AM
reminds me of the younguns in Melbourne that took of their number plates and did stupid things at a red light camera. forgot to remove the for sale sign with the their mobile no. from the back window.
ah well. what can i say.
JohnW
Couldn't agree more but only if you catch the little buggers , The cameras will be the bottom of the range and usless in courts and will be monitored from somewhere like Bathurst like the other government building alarm sites in town
We currently have a weekend underaged drinking problem here in Port only about 3 K's from the police station, still takes about an hour to get any one on site according to residents of the area . 4th largest Police Force in the world and we can't catch a heap of underaged drunken louts or the wankers who supply em .
Can't get cameras in the main street where the problems are every night because of privacy concerns and human rights . Double standards are alive and well