lain Cognito vs RX51 CFZ

Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!): http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

On May 11, 10:04*pm, lain Cognito wrote:
Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. *This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. *David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

It has emerged on this newsgroup that some motorists don't like having
their numberplates photographed and published. I regard this as
somewhat suspicious and a possible expression of guilt as their plates
are visible publicly anyway.

Anyway thanks for your input in connection with driver attacks on
Critical Mass riders. The more they are reported and published on the
internet the better. It is much easier now that we all have mobile
phones with cameras. Maybe one day the police will pay attention to
this form of evidence instead of waiting for it to be reported to
them.

Doug.

It has emerged on this newsgroup that all cyclists don't have numberplates,
and some don't even have third party insurance! . I regard this as
somewhat irresponsible and a possible expression of their attitude.

Doug.

In message
,
Doug writes
On May 11, 10:04*pm, lain Cognito wrote:
Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. *This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. *David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

It has emerged on this newsgroup that some motorists don't like having
their numberplates photographed and published. I regard this as
somewhat suspicious and a possible expression of guilt as their plates
are visible publicly anyway.

Anyway thanks for your input in connection with driver attacks on
Critical Mass riders. The more they are reported and published on the
internet the better. It is much easier now that we all have mobile
phones with cameras. Maybe one day the police will pay attention to
this form of evidence instead of waiting for it to be reported to
them.

Why are all those cyclists blocking the box junction? I thought that was
against the law.
--
Ian

Doug wrote:
On May 11, 10:04 pm, lain Cognito wrote:
Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of
April the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and
battery on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. This happened on the
junction of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. David Lang
from Strood might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and
I was, so technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and
plates don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged
(weirdo alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

It has emerged on this newsgroup that some motorists don't like having
their numberplates photographed and published. I regard this as
somewhat suspicious and a possible expression of guilt as their plates
are visible publicly anyway.

Anyway thanks for your input in connection with driver attacks on
Critical Mass riders. The more they are reported and published on the
internet the better. It is much easier now that we all have mobile
phones with cameras. Maybe one day the police will pay attention to
this form of evidence instead of waiting for it to be reported to
them.

I particularly liked this comment on one of the photographs Doug:

"People who commit assault and battery sometimes drive 10 year old Seat
Alhambras like the one above."

LOL!

--
Kev

On May 12, 8:34*am, "Peter Mackrory"
wrote:
It has emerged on this newsgroup that all cyclists don't *have numberplates,
and some don't even have third party insurance! . I regard this as
somewhat irresponsible and a possible expression of their attitude.

Doug.

It is only in recent times that third party insurance for motro
vehicle drivers has become mandatory. A lodging of £15000 was
considered sufficient to payout for any personal injury caused and
this was raised to £20000 before being scrapped.

On May 11, 10:04*pm, lain Cognito wrote:
Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. *This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. *David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

I must have missed something, what do these picture show?

On May 12, 8:40*am, Ian Jackson
wrote:
In message
,
Doug writes

On May 11, 10:04*pm, lain Cognito wrote:
Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. *This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. *David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

It has emerged on this newsgroup that some motorists don't like having
their numberplates photographed and published. I regard this as
somewhat suspicious and a possible expression of guilt as their plates
are visible publicly anyway.

Anyway thanks for your input in connection with driver attacks on
Critical Mass riders. The more they are reported and published on the
internet the better. It is much easier now that we all have mobile
phones with cameras. Maybe one day the police will pay attention to
this form of evidence instead of waiting for it to be reported to
them.

Why are all those cyclists blocking the box junction? I thought that was
against the law.

Then why is the car on the box junction?

-- .
Critical Mass London.
http://www.criticalmasslondon.org.uk
"Get out of my way you communist Effing scum, dole cheats”, said a
taxi driver.

On May 12, 6:46*pm, PeterG wrote:
On May 11, 10:04*pm, lain Cognito wrote:



Thanks for all your efforts Doug, had forgotten people still use
usenet!

Indeed, as stated, at around 20 to 8 on the night of the 29th of April
the driver of silver Seat RX51 CFZ did commit both assault and battery
on a cyclist right in front of my eyes. *This happened on the junction
of Shaftesbury Avenue and Charing Cross Road. *David Lang from Strood
might wish to believe otherwise but he wasn't there and I was, so
technically speaking what I say goes.

The perpetrator of these criminal offences could well be a PCO
licensed driver, if so passengers may be at risk from him. Many
minicabs are rented by drivers on a weekly basis so drivers and plates
don't always match.

Just in case, here are the relevant photos again, this time without
the ones which Mr. Lang apparently found so erotically charged (weirdo
alert!):http://www.flickr.com/photos/62706325@N03/

lain Cognito vs RX51CFZ

I must have missed something, what do these picture show?

The enraged driver and his car numberplate, what else?

Doug.

Doug wrote:

Why are all those cyclists blocking the box junction? I thought that
was against the law.

Then why is the car on the box junction?


perhaps the box was clear when he entered and cyclists forced their way in
front.