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huh?He believed it was a personal attack as he owned a garden service company and one of his clients rented a house from the policeman.
Depends - if the guy was swerving while he was munching on his ice cream the guy deserved to be pulled over. If he'd pulled the snatching the car keys from a cruiser stunt in the states he would have been chewing pavement.What bollocks, if this sticks in court... *trails off in dramatic silence*
But .. "he may not drive without his drivers license" was his argument.
The law clearly states that you will obey the traffic officer as rule number one.
This bloke has zero case, he should be charged with theft and obstructing the means of justice as well.
Ja... Coke and Mentos for one...
Why would the guy pull over his tenant's gardener? Now that doesnt make sense.This sounds very dicy. What is the chance that the one policeman who rented a house to his client is the same one who stops him for eating an ice cream? I have eaten burgers while driving, just talk to any travelling salesman and they would have done at least the same.