Police Stop Cyclist After Close Passing Him BX13DCZ
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- Poor planning by that police officer - shouldn't have overtaken there, and should've waited behind. It was also much too close, I'd estimate about 1 foot from the right elbow of the cyclist. I really can't understand how he'd think that was enough room. I'm also confused by the female officer's telling that cyclist that he doesn't have to be rude about it. I thought that cyclist was perfectly well behaved.
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"We investigated ourselves and found nothing wrong",.....
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thin blue ego alert as soon as siren went on
Just proves what I've always said about the police. 1 They are all as thick as shit and 2 When they do something wrong, they investigate each other.
@balls up oooo you went there...fu**in A ! nobody is above the law !
Shortly followed by
''lessons will be learned''
As a cyclist he should understand that people passing closely is shitting scary - as a police officer I expect better.
exactly
Particularly if the letters in the collar number do stand for 'Sergeant Traffic'; if they follow the same lines as 'TC' (Traffic Constable)...!
That officer is in another video I have seen where he has pulled someone after he has cut them up
Lol he apologised can’t complain
@@tangomoggy - You're mostly right. For Metro police, the two-letter prefix is either for the London borough, or specialist unit. In this case, "ST" is the Roads and Transport Policing Command (used to be two different units - Safer Transport, and Traffic).
Passes cyclist really close, on zig zag lines, stops on zig zag lines then wants to talk down to cyclist. Yep, sounds about right
He would do well on the force in the USA. Could you imagine if he had a gun too.
Then backtracks when he sees the gopro
"I'm a cyclist too" Jackanory, jackanory
He stops on zig zag lines ?????? I don’t want to talk to you wonder why?????
Tried to copsplain his way out of it and then the female tries to escalate something. Sack her
Can't wait for him to visit himself at work and tell himself he has to attend driving courses.
So he'd have to have a shitty attitude about his shitty attitude and be shitty and attitudey about his attitude on the day...
"Why do you have to be rude about it? We only endangered your life." In my opinion not only does the officer that was driving be fined, but the female officer should be harshly reprimanded and sent back to the academy. Absolutely shamful display.
The fact that police only stand for law and order and not actually keeping people safe by definition explains it all
And don't forget the overtaking and stopping on zigzag markings - quite the big no-no.
Even more shameful than waving your arse about
Fair play not engaging with them they knew they were totally in the wrong
These vids are great . I watch them while I drive my car to work 👍
Actually LOLed
@@doraibu.garage #MeToo 😁
Shame on you, officer! ;o)
@@doraibu.garage me too
Hahaha very good 👍
"I endangered you by passing close and now I will stop you to talk down to you" - Police Sgt
One to send to crimebodge. It's a tamer than his usual misdemeanors but sure he'd have something to say
@@thebrowns5337 Also one to send to Dan at Police Abusing Powers...!
@@thebrowns5337 I have now sent it to Dan at PAP
The police officer driving was, at least, polite, his colleague looked like she had a bad attitude.
He may have been polite but his attitude stinks. The old 'I'm a cyclist myself line' cuts no mustard when you've just put someone's health in danger by your impatience.
He was a patronising fucker at the very least.
@@TheChriscarr1210 absolutely. Well said mate.
Dont mistake her attitude for spots ✌✌🇬🇧🇬🇧
No, he was a slob and a twat.
They really don’t like being shown that they are wrong do they.All he has to do is apologise and grovel then leave.His approach was dreadful.
They certainly don't. It reminds me of this video
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Passive Agressive shithead. As soon as he notices the camera his tune changes.
All they had to do was not pass so close to him. No need for them to stop him.
His attitude changed completely when he realised he was on film.
@@user-vh6ts9uf6c His apology was more of a "I'm sorry if YOU feel I did something wrong". Absolutely no admittance that they did anything wrong.
Film everything, and always end things by "speak to my solicitor".
@@The.Toaster Could say the cyclist did(minimise whatever going on), since they just wanted to be on their way(since obviously did nothing (legally) wrong). The police officer is the one that chose to stop/block a road just cause someone shouted "come on" at them, then used their sirens when cyclist didn't stop for a "talk"(dunno why he'd just want him to go past, more looked like wanted to "talk").
Aka officer were not trying to minimise the incident, instead just doing a possible abuse of power stopping/blocking a road - to at "best" just argue that he passed the cyclist with plenty space. Deffinitely not any sort of emergency that he really needed to block the road or turn sirens/lights on.
his attitude was the same from the start. you fool.
'I've scared you and now I want to tell you off for being frightened' .
In almost every video I've seen like this, a police officer (usually female) chimes in with "why do you need to be rude about it?" It's the most ridiculous thing to hear coming from a police officer. Last time I checked, it's not against the law to be rude. It is however against the highway code to pass that close to a cyclist. Welp!
UsUaLlY FeMaLe
@@Deeni_m he’s not wrong
@@Deeni_mvery much indeed!
Oh come on, he left at least 4 nearly inches of clearance while unnecessarily zonking past on a crossing as a car was approaching from the other direction.
Have you seen how small bikes are these days? You could have gotten three bikes in that four inch gap! Meanwhile it was really important that that car be as close as possible to the back of the next motor vehicle
Quite well played. You didn't allow them to control the conversation. Of course we all know what was coming next. "I'm going to give you a bit of advice". Nah, no thanks.
The female officer opening her gob to utter that was the most offensive thing in the clip!
I had a police officer undertake me on a roundabout as I was indicating left, they tried to say I cut them up, until I pointed out they had undertaken me and not given way to the right. Needless to say they left it there.
Approaching a pedestrian crossing too. Terrible driving and a terrible, patronising attitude from both officers. There was a similar 'near miss of the day' on road.cc recently involving a police van. Surprisingly enough, the case was swept under the carpet. I hope this officer was prosecuted for his life threatening behaviour.
That's why you gotta keep the cams rolling. Get a pair of Cycliq lights at the very least.
"Nowhere near you at all" turns into "sorry if I was too close" 2 seconds later after the cyclist says he doesn't want to talk to them. Funny how quickly the story changed when the officer tried to project his authority and it didn't work.
"Nowhere near you"
"I have it on camera"
"I'm awfully sorry for being to close to you. Being a cyclist myself I know just how it is when I can't lie because I'm on camera"
Spot on
Not quite what happened though is it m8y, what he really said was "if YOU though I was too close then I apologise", this is usually used as an attempt to stop the cyclist from crying
The driver of the silver estate at the end was closer, yet you didn't scream at them...🙄🙄🤔
Meaning you don’t understand what it is to need to calm down after such an incident, which also means perhaps you would let that next one slip.
Classic attempt to escalate the situation when they know they're in the wrong
That’s exactly what I thought - pull em over and antagonise
So bloody true.
All pigs are absolute scum.
Shocking. No, actually, having seen Police behaviour on many occasions, I'd say that overtaking way too close on a zig-zag, stopping on another, and trying to intimidate an innocent member of the public is all too typical.
I'd say the opposite. Required to stop for an officer in uniform. Read the RTA. First thing he did was apologise. Made no objection to showing his shoulder number or being filmed. Apologised again and left.
@@leebush4053 - He should not have passed so close - then his manner was condescending, apology or not, he was talking down to the cyclist. I hope this officer is reprimanded for his attitude.
@@leebush4053 the first point the police officer made was that he was nowhere near the cyclist. If the first thing that he said was to apologise then fair enough but he didn’t.
Let's hope you never have to deal with the Cuban police... 🤣
He wasn’t stopping on the zig zag.. he was waiting to turn right. The cyclist then overtook him on a zig zag, whilst also overtaking a vehicle waiting g to turn right on the right hand side. Dangerous cycling
Blondie looked like she was about to kick off.
God they really must be bored
She probably needed a snickers
the female officers are usually mouthy with attitudes
@@danhanley1313 What, you think she was going commando...???
@@steve00alt70 Almost as if they were power-trippin' little bitches you mean...???
They always say that "I'm a cyclist as well" every time!
Going by the shape of him, not flippin likely.
I was riding along the canal towpath once and an officer was chasing someone who had just commited an assault they were several hundred yards ahead. There was no way he was going to catch him so I offered him the use of my bike and the policeman said he cant ride one.. wtf 😅
@@paulshaw3882 lol
The sad thing is that I am so accustomed to being passed with far less space given to me that the van didn't seem close.
Was thinking the same
You need to ride further away from the kerb to prevent vehicles being able to squeeze past !
The wide angle of the lens, on some cameras, can make it seem that way.
And he overtook him on the zig zags.
He knows he was to close alright. First says he was no where near, then apologises for being to close. Also broke every road rule in the book.
Try listening, he apologised for the rider thinking he was too close.
Let's also not forget, when he passed, it was a no-pass zone. zig zag lines indicate that. so he actually broke the law while driving dangerously.
Unfortunately that particular law is for some reason phrased so that it is only illegal to overtake a moving motor vehicle in the zig zag zone, so that isn't explicitly an offence.
@@cpmcsweeny Rule 191. You MUST NOT park on a crossing or in the area covered by the zig-zag lines. You MUST NOT overtake the moving vehicle nearest the crossing or the vehicle nearest the crossing which has stopped to give way to pedestrians.
A bicycle is a vehicle, but according to the Road Vehicles (and Use) Regulations 1986, amended 2003, it is only illegal to drive a motor vehicle while using a mobile phone.
This happened over 7 years ago so what was the result? The first car to overtake after the conversation was also a close pass.
Well spotted, on all points.
But that car was already in the middle of overtaking when the cyclist set off (without checking over their shoulder) Nevertheless the police were out of order in this video.
@@mark1968 yea that was the cyclists bad right there .. see cycl8ng mickey your not an impeccable rider , criticise others & be prepared to the criticised
People don’t understand that the reason why you got to give a metre space, is not for the vehicle hitting the cyclist, it’s because if there is a gust of wind or a gear slip which result in the cyclist swerving and hitting your vehicle or worse falling down and your vehicle running the cyclist over when passing 🤷🏾♂️
Hi RoWdy The one, the highway code does not specify the safe distance, it does mandate the allowance should be the same as for a small car, I suspect that amounts to a good deal more than just one metre, it is very easy on a bike to swerve at least that much in a very short distance in order to avoid a pothole, of which there are far too many because drivers think nothing of driving through puddles, isolated and insulated as they are in their sound-proofed bouncy little tin boxes.
Cheers, Richard.
@@tmahe28 Hi Tom Maher, thank you for your comment, I feel I should point out that firstly it is the duty of all drivers and riders to be considerate of each other and the oncoming vehicle's driver should be aware of the cyclists and ready to avoid the 'accident', secondly when you say 'cyclists' allow just inches this might be true of some riders but not all of them!, I would also say that when passing a slower cyclist one does have some time and opportunity to see and respond if the one in front swerves a bit, being as vulnerable as one is when riding one tends to keep ones eyes open!.
Cheers, Richard.
Still not clear why they used lights and siren to stop the cyclist or why they got out of the van to interview a law abiding citizen, if not for intimidation purposes. "Nowhere near you at all"; "I will apologise to you if I was too close to you" (no admission); "I am a cyclist too" (really?); "I didn't think I was going to be interviewed - I would have gone past you if had thought that" (the cyclist has a camera on his helmet - this one is not destined for the ranks of detective or inspector on this evidence).
because they are cunts
🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️, police????!!!! They should know the rules. At least he was ok. I know a police officer from America hit a cyclist while the police were on phone.
I know I’ve watched the video as well. The cyclist was stationary & the cop car turned & drove right into him, not concentrating on his phone.
@@StuartSuper79 didn't the copper say something stupid like 'I was on a call', like it was police work? 🤔
I agree! This van passed so close it was dangerous. He gets out and lies - saying he was nowhere near you !!!
I like to wobble into the road a bit with vehicles behind, it makes then wait until its safe to pass wide, which is what this cop should have done - he was downright impatient! I hope he gets spoken to about this by his managers.
These are pretty bad examples of our police force operatives, what a terrible attitude - they forget they work for us!
I was stopped 2 weeks ago at 4.45am on my way to work because plod thought my front cycle light was too bright and I distracted him momentarily while he was driving! I should have put it on strobe he’d still be blind now!
You'd be in the wrong still, if you had no lights at all, and he hit you !.
To be fair, if a light is angled wrong....they can blind you just like a lot of cars do.
It makes me laugh how laws state (or used to state) all cycle lights must be static, as flashing lights are a distraction !
@@stevebroughton4787 it’s a murky area I know but given I pass the same couple of cyclists at 5am every morning who have no lights I think I’d be more on the legal side. And to be fare it is a 2000 lumen exposure light!
But the question is, is it too bright? I've noticed lately that these new lights for cyclists are way too bright (and I'm cyclist myself, and I hate when they blind me! I bet they blind car drivers too). Similar issue when people used to put (xeon or whatever on their cars). It's a big danger for everyone (both when cyclists have those and cars).
@@PovilasPanavas Yeah, I can't stand other cyclists coming towards me when I'm riding and they have 10,000 lumen floodlights with terrible optics, spraying light all over the place. Bright lights are fine... but buy proper ones that put that light on the road, not above the horizon. You wouldn't drive your car around on high beams!
@@nitramluap er, some would, and DO.
Be interesting to see the outcome of any complaint.
police checking police. afraid that it would be quite the predictable result, i'm afraid
Considering it happened in 2013 the outcome must already be known.
Even IOPC is run by ex-cops, nothing comes out unless they really got caught with shit on their noses.
Why is the policewoman involving herself? It's got nothing to do with her. Just trying to escalate the situation.
The police were in the wrong but there's no need to be that rude! The policeman was trying to apologize.
That cyclist wasn't at all rude, just matter of fact and simply wanted to be on his way as is his right. The policeman wasn't apologising at all, and took no responsibility for his terrible driving.
Good job you had a camera running. I cannot imagine why else they would want to stop you for a chat unless it was to give you a hard time.
That’s in Surbiton. I bet Felicity Kendall didn’t have that problem when riding her bike.
But that mower?🤭
Ah yes, The Good Life. Look out for Tom and Barbara in their Volvo.
Would YOU overtake Felicity Kendal, if you could instead spend the next 5 mins staring at her backside?
@@arthurpewtey there is probably rather more to look at these days.
Love how she says don't have to be rude, don't know about anyone else but my mum told me not to talk to strangers
"I sirened and turned on my lights and am intimidating you to apologize"
He stopped right in front of you to intimidate. As if that wasn’t bad enough he did it on a zig zag crossing with a green light. If anyone else had done this they would have got a ticket. What a knob. Well done the way you handled the situation. 🥇
It wouldn't have fased me as I lived 11 years in the Netherlands where other cyclists and mopeds pass with 3 inches clearance, but the standard of cycling there is far higher. I notice a lot of UK cyclists are not very confident or competent. On a road like this I don't understand why they don't just paint a bike lane onto the right of the pavement on both sides, since hardly any pedestrians are using this. The same goes for all over the UK, there are empty pavements everywhere outside city centres yet cyclists have to use the road where there isn't a bike lane i.e. in 99% of places.
That's what Jeremy Clarkson would look like, if he was bald!
Do you really believe that rug he wears on his head is real?
@@HakanKoseoglu he also wears a fake extended gut, fake large adipose tissue suit, fake heart attack red face cosmetics, fake crinkled skin suit and old men's clothes to add to the diseption. In reality he is an adonis in the peak of physical health who rides a push bike regularly ?
I've seen this video a few times now, and I keep wondering: The police officer says he's pulled you over because he wants to apologise to you. So that's him as an individual, not him as a police officer. So was it legal for him to use the police siren and the blue lights? Him stopping you wasn't police business, as such.
@@zcharged8294 Wrong. He was directed to by the police officer, and secondly it's quite legal for bicycles to pass motor vehicles on zig-zags, and vice versa.
@@CyclingMikey He's not accusing the cyclist of doing something illegal. He's asking if it was legal for the officer to pull him over; essentially because it wasn't for police business, but a personal communication.
So it's ok for him to act like a wise-ass, IN A POLICE UNIFORM, he'd have been laughed out of court after the judge sorted him out!
@Advanced Driving but it is not legal to stop on zig zags without reason like the cop did
Overtook in a hazardous area, oncoming Land Rover waiting to turn right causing a pinch point and Highway Code says you shouldn’t overtake in a road narrowing. Of all people, police should be demonstrating safe overtaking of cyclists.
Nothing will happen if you reported him. Above the law.
Every motorist that ever hit a cyclist said " I didn't think I was going to hit you " As for female officer why didn't she tell her colleague he was to close! If she didn't see, then keep your mouth shut , the man was in danger of his life !!!!
The officer was polite and completely inoffensive here.
Ego, that's what comes to mind. And I don't mean the cyclist ;-).
I've met plenty of wanky cyclists.
Those "piglets" sure LOVE to earn the hate! He NEEDS to take his driving test AGAIN!!!
Surely "Piglets" is how one should refer to Cadets?
“If I was too close” if he thought that was no where near you, then he shouldn’t be allowed to drive that van. His perception is dangerous.
UA-cam’s community standards won’t allow me to comment from the heart..
Who's representing the law in this video 🤔 Close pass, excessive use of power by using siren and stopping him for "apologize" and the cherry on the top Karen remark 🙄 5 stars for the way the cyclist handled the situation 👍
the funniest shit when he was just like "i dont wanna talk to you good bye" and drove of XDDD
I remember this video from another channel - (and it was clearly videoed over a year ago) - what's the story here ?
I'm surprised the cops didn't say they could smell cannabis.
Pass was to close and there was a car turning right
Not. A good move by the Officer
Just admit it when your wrong
Apologise to the cyclist and learn
Well done not engaging and making it clear they were infringing your rights and won't be holding you up. Using blue lights, attempting to intimidate you to stay, zebra crossing, close pass. Just so many things wrong, engaging in conversation would have been giving them opportunity to bully and intimidate further
Juat after the conversation with the police the next car went even closer
Isn't that an illegal overtake? The van was overtaking the cyclist on zig zags whilst that cyclist was the closest vehicle to the pedestrian crossing where someone was waiting to cross...
It was unnecessarily close but if this sort of thing scares you I suggest you find another means of conveyance. Uk roads are narrow and overly conjested now, not to mention the physical increase in the size of cars since the roads were designed and built.
Back in 2013 drivers wouldn't be prosecuted for this sort of driving, just warned. Nowadays the police will happily prosecute you if you pass a camera cyclist like this. I suggest you either wait behind or overtake properly, as otherwise you're risking prosecution, and potentially loss of licence and/or job. In 2019 I reported some 358 drivers, for which I'm currently at 875 penalty points, £53,000 in fines and costs, 25 driver awareness courses, and at least 7 disqualified drivers.
PC: "I don't think I was going to be hitting you..." - So does that justify your breaking the Highway Code? As if that lets him off the hook, that he thought he wouldn't hit him! Come on!
Cyclist: "I've done nothing wrong, whereas you have!"
"Why do you need to be rude about it?".. seriously that female officer trying to put this back on you is the worst thing in this video.
I’ve been a cycle rider and have had the same drivers every day almost hit me on the roads all the laws will not stop these idiots so you have to protect yourself as much as possible, we are asking for other road users to give us much more room and consideration, but I still see so many fellow cyclists putting there self in gaps much smaller than they are asking everyone one else to give them. Don’t be a hypocrite and don’t put yourself I a place of danger it’s not clever or smart. Ride safe to stay safe happy cycling
What awful policing. He had no right to stop him there.
If you do that in the Netherlands you get a bang on the side of your van police or not .
Ja zeker!
Any news on the report?
Safer if you ride in the middle of the lane in prime position, forces drivers to use the opposite lane and so think a bit more about the overtake.
Perfect handling of the situation by the cyclist .
Cap
I agree, the cyclist was very respectful given the situation, and I hope that officer was duly disciplined. That’s just not good enough.
No chance that the office was disciplined in any way.
@@jsl4228 I won’t go into how I know this, but if that was submitted to the force in good time he absolutely would have been.
Overtaking on a crossing, overtaking at a junction, stopping opposite a junction, blocking a crossing, oh, and a dangerously close overtake, all in the space of 15 seconds... 🤦🏼♀
Slightly confused by this vid. I'm not a cyclist, but it didn't seem like the police van was too close? Also the silver car that passed after he continued riding seemed closer?
The police driver was insanely dangerously close. You're supposed to give 1.5m, and that was no more than 30cm. Nowadays that would easily be prosecuted. That 1.5m will be in the new version of the highway code, going active next week (29th Jan 2022).
Wow, reminds me of a lot of cops here in the US.
Good for you mate, these guys were clearly abusing their power and antagonising you. Saying 'You don't have to be rude to us' after they illegally used their sirens to pull you over for no offence is outrageous. I am actually in full support of the police usually, but these guys should be disciplined.
what station
Is there any follow-up to this?
I cycle as well, says the chubby cop. He should cycle a bit more.
So the copper got out to apologise and for once it looks to me like the guy should have accepted the apology and shook hands.
What? He got out to argue.
You mean got out to false arrest the cyclist but saw the camera and changed his mind?
He didn't get out to apologise at all. He basically said he was no where near him and then when the cyclist stuck to his guns and said its on film the copper said I apologise if u think I was to close. So basically still not acknowledging he is in the wrong!!! What he should of done was apologise as the cyclist over took him for his mistake and then let everyone carry on with their day. As for her. Why do u have to be so rude about it? He isn't rude in the slightest. He is angry and rightly so!
This clip is from nearly 8 years ago?! How'd you get a hold of it?
How do you know it’s 8 years ago???
@@Porsmond it says 2013 at the end of the vid
Did this video get sent to police? and if so what happened, had it been a member of the public I'm sure a prosecution would have taken place
Hey Mikey, You've developed a great Home Counties accent on a few of your recently shared content.
Good that the Bobby wanted to discuss, but the apology became meaningless when followed by "I wasn't going to hit you"!
Being a person who had ridden a bike at least once a weekend since leaving school at 16 does not remove the officer's responsibility by not close passing towards incoming traffic.
Good share!
It's not me haha!
Hahahahahaha "i don't wanna talk to you" AWESOME
then "hey excuse me im talking to you"
If it had been the other way round, with the cammer passing the police cyclist he would've been pulled for dangerous driving.
This is also an illegal detainment. As soon as they put their lights on, it's a detainment. There was no suspicion of a crime, so it's illegal.
Yes definitely to close a rash over take well handled Mikey
It is an absolute offence to overtake on the approach to a crossing.
It is an absolutely offence to stop in the zig zag area unless you can't avoid it.
Got them, go for it.
We mustn't have that attitude to driving never mind by police drivers.
He should be charged, points and fine and sent on a driver training course, then sacked.
You can overtake a cyclist within zig zag lines, copper is still an idiot though👍
@@paulsmith4783
You may be right but I can't find anything that clearly supports your view.
Section 191 of the highway code defines the leading item as a vehicle and a bicycle is a vehicle and you must not overtake the moving vehicle nearest the crossing. The police should, in my view, practice that, not disregard it.
@@afreeman1980 The wording for overtaking is 'motor vehicle' the wording about passing the lead stopped vehicle is just 'vehicle' ie anything on wheels. He stopped illegally though at the next zigzags
''Ok, no where near you'' 3 seconds later ''if the car was too close I apologise'' haha
Officer overtook on zig zags approaching a staggered junction, he was in the wrong full stop, to then brake check stop mid junction was just crazy
To be fair to the police officer driving he did apologise, and obviously knew he was too close when he went past, I'd of liked to have seen what else he had to say
That was a pretty close overtake but maybe you could of explained the situation a little calmer? I get that you were mad because it was dangerous but I think if you told the officer calmer there would be a bigger chance the officer would listen to you, take it in and not do it. I mean he did not do it on purpose.(if u get what I am trying to say)
Was that offier charged? Whats the update?
What was the outcome of this?
Yeah tell em !!
'I was nowhere near you.'
When we're talking inches instead of metres, you're way too close.
You're as bad as my dad. Imperial for one measurement, Metric the next lol.
The police really don't seem to know the highway code. Was once pulled over by a police car their reason being: "you are cycling not close enough to the parked cars (mind you I didn't even take enough space to avoid a dooring accident) and therfore cars have to go on the other side of the road". All that just after more than one car overtook me with less then 50 cm 🤷🏼♂️
Their answer when I explained it to them "I don't care I don't cycle and I never will"
I'm the USA, in my state, 4 ft is the minimum required space when passing a bicycle. On a street such as that, a bicycle would be permitted full lame control, the passing vehicle would be required to wait for a clear space to pass safely.
I got my shoulder nearly wiped out the other day by a cyclist on the footpath, gave him a bollocking as well. I give cyclists plenty of space on the road and expect the same consideration when I'm walking.
They really didn't leave enough space here either.
"why do you have to be so rude about it?"
"because you just endangered my life"
*oh*..
'Rude' is a new crime if directed to the Police 😂
Probably couldn't see him with his arm hanging out the driver's door window doing his "Starsky and Hutch" impersonation.
pulling you over using emergency siren and lights when there is no emergency - I think thats illegal