ravenx

...as I was charged with "dangerous driving". I had a nasty disagreement with a warden after I took a 90 degree left corner under green light with 30 mph and passed his very slowly cruising patrol car with approx. 40 mph. He surely thought "easy target" and tried to "cook the books". As they had no evidence at all and some procedural mistakes have been made by the warden, I was released immediately this morning. The two traffic wardens, who tried to frame me have been suspended from active duty until further notice.

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IJ

I miss living in the third-world, though I did spend most of my life there.
IJ

IJ

Ravenx, don't take my comment out of context, Turkiye is nice but the bureaucracy is backward

ravenx

Bureaucracy is not backwards, it is upside down here. That traffic warden asked for bribe, I replied with a couple of nasty words. When his bosses heard about this (through some very influencial friends of mine) they took him down for good. Here nobody protects your rights. You are guilty unless proven innocent. Charming, eh?<p><a href="http://clubs.yahoo.com/clubs/audis3"><img SRC="http://pictureposter.audiworld.com/AudiWorldPics/2000/ravenx_glow.gif" BORDER=0></a>

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