YB55 AYN
2017-10-23 11:08:48
Absolute c*nt. Cut across three lanes so that he could ram an equally c*ntish driver in a vw golf (which he succeeded in doing, repeatedly). In so doing he nearly took me and my youngest child out. Were it not for me swerving and hitting the brakes it would have been so much worse than a couple of dents and paint job I now have to pay for. Doubt very much that he'll be insured. Absolute tw*t. Hope to see his car wrapped around a lamppost with his mangled body inside. I'll wave as I drive past.
Absolute c*nt. Cut across three lanes so that he could ram an equally c*ntish driver in a vw golf (which he succeeded in doing, repeatedly). In so doing he nearly took me and my youngest child out. Were it not for me swerving and hitting the brakes it would have been so much worse than a couple of dents and paint job I now have to pay for. Doubt very much that he'll be insured. Absolute tw*t. Hope to see his car wrapped around a lamppost with his mangled body inside. I'll wave as I drive past.
YB58 BZJ
This is now Public Domain2017-10-14 16:20:48
'Driver leads police on dangerous 100mph chase on M6'
https://www.expressandstar.com/news/crime/2017/10/14/watch-driver-leads-police-on-dangerous-100mph-chase-on-m6/#FxYQH1T1UGo8yQWE.99
'This is the moment a driver led police on a dangerous 100mph motorway chase through the Midlands
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Curtis Stewart was spotted weaving around other vehicles as he fled officers on the M6 at junction five.
Police tried to box Stewart in, but he drove onto a grass verge before reversing onto the main carriageway of the M6, which was unlit in that area.
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He then made off from officers, as he reached speeds in excess of 100mph in the Transit van at around 4am on August 15.
He left the motorway at junction three, travelling through two sets of red lights at 70mph in a 30mph zone.
Stewart eventually stalled the van and was arrested.
He was found to be one-and-a-half times the drink-drive limit.
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In June, Stewart, aged 26, of Coventry, went the wrong way around a roundabout in a Transit van and hit another vehicle. He stopped to apologise and then left the scene.
This week he admitted two charges of dangerous driving and was jailed for 23 months at Warwick Crown Court.
Pc Mitch Darby, from the Central Motorway Police Group, was one of the officers involved in the pursuit.
He said: “His driving was shocking. He was first spotted by a police dog unit in Birmingham doing over 70mph and going through red lights, and that was without a police car behind him.
“He drove up an embankment before temporarily reversing down the M6 and just missed a stinger when he exited the motorway. He then drove the wrong way over a blind humpback bridge.
“It was his appalling driving which ultimately stopped him when he was boxed in after slowing for a corner. It was lucky he didn't have an accident.” '
'Driver leads police on dangerous 100mph chase on M6'
https://www.expressandstar.com/news/crime/2017/10/14/watch-driver-leads-police-on-dangerous-100mph-chase-on-m6/#FxYQH1T1UGo8yQWE.99
'This is the moment a driver led police on a dangerous 100mph motorway chase through the Midlands
YQH1T1UGo8yQWE.99
Curtis Stewart was spotted weaving around other vehicles as he fled officers on the M6 at junction five.
Police tried to box Stewart in, but he drove onto a grass verge before reversing onto the main carriageway of the M6, which was unlit in that area.
YQH1T1UGo8yQWE.99
He then made off from officers, as he reached speeds in excess of 100mph in the Transit van at around 4am on August 15.
He left the motorway at junction three, travelling through two sets of red lights at 70mph in a 30mph zone.
Stewart eventually stalled the van and was arrested.
He was found to be one-and-a-half times the drink-drive limit.
YQH1T1UGo8yQWE.99
In June, Stewart, aged 26, of Coventry, went the wrong way around a roundabout in a Transit van and hit another vehicle. He stopped to apologise and then left the scene.
This week he admitted two charges of dangerous driving and was jailed for 23 months at Warwick Crown Court.
Pc Mitch Darby, from the Central Motorway Police Group, was one of the officers involved in the pursuit.
He said: “His driving was shocking. He was first spotted by a police dog unit in Birmingham doing over 70mph and going through red lights, and that was without a police car behind him.
“He drove up an embankment before temporarily reversing down the M6 and just missed a stinger when he exited the motorway. He then drove the wrong way over a blind humpback bridge.
“It was his appalling driving which ultimately stopped him when he was boxed in after slowing for a corner. It was lucky he didn't have an accident.” '
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Alli2017-09-18 13:23:02
Would like this car moving from outside my house in high Garth, kemdal
Would like this car moving from outside my house in high Garth, kemdal
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NorwichCycleR2017-08-16 13:46:33
Close passed me for no good reason, went into oncoming traffic and beeped aggressively. Because I was "in front of his car" . In the cycle box, where I'm meant to be. Idiot, no regard for life. Hope his insurers see this
Close passed me for no good reason, went into oncoming traffic and beeped aggressively. Because I was "in front of his car" . In the cycle box, where I'm meant to be. Idiot, no regard for life. Hope his insurers see this
Needs to learn to park properly.