on 666 this arvo, cyclist in critical condition, this morning, drakeford drive.
There was a little more but I didn't catch it.
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aeek said:
on 666 this arvo, cyclist in critical condition, this morning, drakeford drive.
There was a little more but I didn't catch it.
never good news. Hope all ends up OK.SteveA (ex Canberra cyclist)
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hi
i dont know why this popped up here
http://www.afp.gov.au/afp/page/Media/ACTMedia/2005/23022005_060.pdf
mmmm
secret service following all of us ????D
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aeek said:
on 666 this arvo, cyclist in critical condition, this morning, drakeford
drive.
There was a little more but I didn't catch it.Quoted message said:
never good news. Hope all ends up OK.
SteveA (ex Canberra cyclist)
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Dallas G said:
hi
i dont know why this popped up here
http://www.afp.gov.au/afp/page/Media/ACTMedia/2005/23022005_060.pdf
mmmm
secret service following all of us ????D
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DallasWhen in doubt, jiggle the cable.
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"SteveA" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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aeek said:
on 666 this arvo, cyclist in critical condition, this morning, drakeford
drive.
There was a little more but I didn't catch it.Quoted message said:
never good news. Hope all ends up OK.
SteveA (ex Canberra cyclist)
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SteveA
and they dont say it, but I assume the driver did not even stop at the scene.....?? from reading thatthere are some very "not" nice people out there.... hope she recovers ok....
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Because the AFP are the "beat police-people" in the ACT..... No state
coppers because, well, it isn't a state...Mate of mine is a federal copper. After everyone graduates from the
academy, the scramble is apparently on to avoid posting to the ACT.
Anywhere else = glamorous job investigating high-level
national/international crime; but ACT = writing speeding tickets and
patrolling the 'burbs...Cheers,
Absent Husband -
Absent Husband said:
Because the AFP are the "beat police-people" in the ACT..... No state
coppers because, well, it isn't a state...Mate of mine is a federal copper. After everyone graduates from the
academy, the scramble is apparently on to avoid posting to the ACT.
Anywhere else = glamorous job investigating high-level
national/international crime; but ACT = writing speeding tickets and
patrolling the 'burbs...Cheers,
Absent Husband
Gotta say I found ACT police to be some of the more reasonable police around(I lived, drove and cycled in Canberra in the 1980s)
SteveA
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MikeyOz said:
and they dont say it, but I assume the driver did not even stop at the scene.....?? from reading that
there are some very "not" nice people out there.... hope she recovers ok....
I rode a lot in Canberra in the 1980s. At the time I found Canberra drivers to be the most cycle-aware motorists in Australia. Although there can be [censored] in any city. Hope the rider recovers OK.SteveA
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MikeyOz said:
and they dont say it, but I assume the driver did not even stop at the scene.....?? from reading that
there are some very "not" nice people out there.... hope she recovers ok....
can equally assume - driver in shock without any first aid skills wasn't of any use.
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aeek said:
can equally assume - driver in shock without any first aid skills wasn't of any use.
so its ok to hit a pedestrian or cyclist and just drive off ?? without trying to help somehow ?? I believe that is why they have a law what is it again thats right, "leaving the scene of an accident"of little comfort to the cyclist now though, she died yesterday.
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,12366233%255E1702,00.html
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MikeyOz said:
of little comfort to the cyclist now though, she died yesterday.
http://www.heraldsun.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5478,12366233%255E1702,00.html
🙁 sigh of exasperation, it's difficult to know what to think in regards to her devastated family & friends at a time like this.
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MikeyOz said:
so its ok to hit a pedestrian or cyclist and just drive off ?? without trying to help somehow ?? I believe that is why they have a law what is it again thats right, "leaving the scene of an accident"
Did the driver leave the scene of the accident? Or as Aeek suggests, was the driver present and suffering shock/unable to assist?Anyway, its a bad business.
SteveA
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