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Old 8th October 2007, 20:22   #1 (permalink)
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BBC NEWS | England | Wear | Inventor wins speed camera battle

A scientist escaped a charge of speeding at 42mph, after claiming a device he invented showed him travelling 12mph slower.
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I've invented a time travel machine I'm going to use it to get off my parking tickets!
He only got off because the copper who booked him had retired, his device had nothing to do with it but good publicity for it if hes trying to sell it I guess.
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I wonder WHY the copper retired...

Funny that.

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He only got off because the copper who booked him had retired, his device had nothing to do with it but good publicity for it if hes trying to sell it I guess.
Even if the officer had retired, he could still give evidence. The CPS excuse is spurious - all cases of criminal activity involving PC Plod do not automatically cease prosecution simply because PC Plod retires.
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The CPS used this lame excuse to drop the charge because the consequences of losing the case under these circumstances would be rather serious, in that it would show that speed detectors are unreliable and that operators do not know how to use them.

Better to drop the case giving some transparently nonsense reason for doing so, than being forced to admit that police equipment is rubbish.
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I am surprised he wasn't prosecuted for using a mobile 'phone while driving.
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The specific offence only relates to using a handheld mobile for communication. It does not prohibit other uses like this. camera. MP3 player, etc.
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He was using his mobile to communicate with a GPS satellite
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Don't worry electron99, some people just don't have a sense of humour....
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