Police car hit my taxi, drove off: Cabby
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Mar 17, 2011 - Straits Times
Police say investigations ongoing; officer involved had lodged a report
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She. So it's a cheebye kia who flouted the code of conduct that she has sworn by.
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finally................a cop with spunk !
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Is the police car a Lexus?
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New cop? No experience in driving? No companion when accident happen? Why she alone? What the hack is police trying to show the public? Police is the king of the road? Dont need to adhere the rules and regulations?
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Police are not only above the law, they are also above the constitution.
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So can sue the police for damages?
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It occured at Airport Blvd...
not too sure where it exactly happened.. but I know tat place has narrow lanes somewhere in e stretch.
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this is what u get for letting the bitches out of the kitchen
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no wonder Middle East countries women not allowed to drive!
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airport? aiyah could be auxiliary police..always drive alone one.SPF also dont want too much women.
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Police car also have good sound proofing?
Driver thought cyclist she hit was tree branch
By Chong Shin Yen
HER car rammed into a cyclist from the rear so hard that he flew and hit the front windscreen, cracking part of it, before rolling onto the road.
But Cleopatra Wong Yuin Ping, 30, thought the body that smashed into the windscreen was a rotten tree branch that had fallen.
She did not bother to stop and continued driving her car along Holland Road. Wong was also unaware that her victim's bicycle was stuck in the undercarriage of the Lexus ES300 belonging to her father, despite the noise of the bicycle scraping against the road.
The bicycle was dragged for about 2km before it was dislodged.
When Wong, who was a teacher then, reached home, she went to bed.
She realised something was wrong only when she woke up in the morning and found out that the police had towed away the five-year-old Lexus.
Taken to court over the accident, Wong claimed that the soundproofing of the Lexus was so good that she thought the "sounds" she heard were caused by the tree branch.
Last month, she was fined a total of $2,400 - $800 on each of three charges - and disqualified from driving for a year.
She had pleaded guilty to inconsiderate driving, failing to stop after an accident and failing to render assistance after an accident.
The court heard that Wong was driving home along Holland Road at about 5.15am on Oct 19, 2008, when she hit the rear of a bicycle ridden by Mr Muhammad Asri Aris. -
Giving all sort of rubbish reason.
You hit something, you should stop and see or slow down and check.
Not assuming or sound proof.
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so is the police car a Lexus?