Current Four police officers killed after pulling over a Porsche 911 on Melbourne freeway

[Fadge]

Thanks for the link. Scary to think that he is not the only junkie scumbag out there driving trucks - there's many more.

Yep, agree.

You listen to his behaviour in the lead up to the incident, and you wonder how he didn't have any instances of drink/drug driving since the early 2000's.

 

[iluvparis]

So did he fall asleep at the wheel or think they were witches in the end?

 

[utility]

So did he fall asleep at the wheel or think they were witches in the end?

He was after points.

 

[Over The Post]

God damn! Never saw it, heard of it. Off to grab that one, stat. I need some lulz.

By the way - too soon, dude.

 

[andrewmillman]

Judge 'astounded' by corrections report saying Richard Pusey too unpopular for community order

A County Court judge says he is disturbed by a Corrections Victoria report finding Porsche driver Richard Pusey is too high-profile and unpopular to serve his sentence in the community.

www.abc.net.au

Good to see this state gov department has a clear headed, mature mindset - not.
Extremely petulant.

 

[Power Raid]

corrections officers who drafted their report for the court (and those who reviewed it before release) should be sentenced for 12 months prison.

corrections have an obligation to act professionally and without bias

Judge 'astounded' by corrections report saying Richard Pusey too unpopular for community order

A County Court judge says he is disturbed by a Corrections Victoria report finding Porsche driver Richard Pusey is too high-profile and unpopular to serve his sentence in the community.

www.abc.net.au

perhaps 12 months will provide sufficient time to think about their responsibilities

 

[Rodney Dangerfield]

Too high profile etc... code for- The cops don’t want him in jail.

 

[jason_recliner]

Judge 'astounded' by corrections report saying Richard Pusey too unpopular for community order

A County Court judge says he is disturbed by a Corrections Victoria report finding Porsche driver Richard Pusey is too high-profile and unpopular to serve his sentence in the community.

www.abc.net.au

Good to see this state gov department has a clear headed, mature mindset - not.
Extremely petulant.

Probably a risk to his safety being let out into the community. Seems like a sensible recommendation to keep him protected in prison.

 

[Fadge]

Too high profile etc... code for- The cops don’t want him in jail.

Maybe you should comprehend the content of the report before commenting....

 

[Power Raid]

Too high profile etc... code for- The cops don’t want him in jail.

the opposite

 

[Rodney Dangerfield]

Maybe you should comprehend the content of the report before commenting....

Maybe I just know cops always want these blokes outside, not inside where they are safe or can’t be ****ed over.

 

[Rodney Dangerfield]

the opposite

I promise you it won’t be.

 

[Fadge]

Maybe I just know cops always want these blokes outside, not inside where they are safe or can’t be f’ed over.

So you commented on an article that referenced a Corrections Report that stated the exact opposite to what you were suggesting to prove your point?

That makes sense...

 

[NSWCROW]

10 months


COUGHcarlwilliamsCOUGH

 

[rank and file]

Probably walk today with time served.

 

[andrewmillman]

10 months


COUGHcarlwilliamsCOUGH

Carl Williams was a multiple times murderer, generally speaking reckless driving isnt considered the same severity.

 

[NSWCROW]

Carl Williams was a multiple times murderer, generally speaking reckless driving isnt considered the same severity.

Go on

 

[andrewmillman]

Go on

You are blindly targeting your morale outrage at the wrong person. Try the truck driving police killer instead.

 

[NSWCROW]

You are blindly targeting your morale outrage at the wrong person. Try the truck driving police killer instead.

TARGET.....SOMEONE......ELSE.....BECAUSE.....MILLMAN....SAID......SO...AND.....MILLMANS.....WORD....IS....GOSPEL

Got it



















Don't ever ****en presume to tell me what to do again, understood ?

 

[andrewmillman]

TARGET.....SOMEONE......ELSE.....BECAUSE.....MILLMAN....SAID......SO...AND.....MILLMANS.....WORD....IS....GOSPEL

Got it



















Don't ever fu**en presume to tell me what to do again, understood ?

Im not after hard man theatrics, carry on thinking whatever you like. I will continue to disagree.

 

[NSWCROW]

Im not after hard man theatrics, carry on thinking whatever you like. I will continue to disagree.

I don't give 2 squirts WHAT you're after.



Developing quite the list of people you'll fly the flag for there

 

[andrewmillman]

I don't give 2 squirts WHAT you're after.



Developing quite the list of people you'll fly the flag for there

Always guided by reason, logic and fact

 

[Kurve]

Breaking news.

'Heartless, cruel and disgraceful': Richard Pusey jailed for actions in aftermath of freeway tragedy

Richard Pusey, who filmed dead and dying police officers on a Melbourne freeway, will spend only a few extra days in prison over his actions during the tragedy.

www.abc.net.au

 

[Over The Post]

Probably walk today with time served.

About a week until the ten months is up, he is also being held on other charges which are yet to be heard (related to strangling his wife, I believe). Cops will violently oppose bail.

 

[Kurve]

He was formerly a nurse.

Today, Judge Trevor Wraight described the 42-year-old's actions in the moments after the fatal smash as "callous and reprehensible".

"Your conduct … was heartless, cruel and disgraceful," the judge said.

"A normal human reaction … would likely be to immediately telephone triple zero.

"What you did, however, was film the scene with a running commentary.

"It can also be described as extremely insensitive and heartless. Your focus was entirely on yourself."

But the judge was also at pains to stress that Pusey was not being sentenced today for causing or contributing to the deaths of the four police officers.

'Heartless, cruel and disgraceful': Richard Pusey jailed for actions in aftermath of freeway tragedy

Richard Pusey, who filmed dead and dying police officers on a Melbourne freeway, will spend only a few extra days in prison over his actions during the tragedy.

www.abc.net.au