Another pavement attack.

Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police
said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

--
UK Radical Campaigns
www.zing.icom43.net
A driving licence is a licence to kill.

Doug wrote:
Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police
said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Yes Doug. And?

On Sep 22, 7:05*am, Doug wrote:
Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police
said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

--
UK Radical Campaignswww.zing.icom43.net
A driving licence is a licence to kill.

Interesting, velly interesting.


PeterG

Brimstone wrote:
Doug wrote:
Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton,
police said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two
women in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as
a deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Yes Doug. And?

Don't you see? This is how *every* driver behaves.

(Fortunately, not on my planet though)

On 22 Sep, 07:05, Doug wrote:
Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Yup. Or s 18 of the Offences Against the Person Act 1861 (GBH with
intent) if the requisite intent to kill cannot be proven.

Did you have a point to make, Mr Bollen?

On Sep 22, 7:05*am, Doug wrote:
Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police
said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

--
UK Radical Campaignswww.zing.icom43.net
A driving licence is a licence to kill.

A perfect example of a 'cut n paste' post.
I am sure that my newsreader must be faulty, because it did not
display the point that you were making, could you help by reposting
your origional post.


Francis

On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 23:05:08 -0700, Doug said:

Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what police
believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and swelling
above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in Plough
Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa involved
would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Would you be posting in fury if the man on the pavement had been attacked
by a disabled cyclist wielding a baseball bat?

--
Mr. Nasty

If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten

On 22 Sep, 20:01, Mr Nasty wrote:
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 23:05:08 -0700, Doug said:



Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what police
believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and swelling
above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton, police said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in Plough
Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa involved
would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two women
in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as a
deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Would you be posting in fury if the man on the pavement had been attacked
by a disabled cyclist wielding a baseball bat?

Yes of course. Your point?

--
UK Radical Campaigns
www.zing.icom43.net
One man's democracy is another man's regime.

On Tue, 22 Sep 2009 23:44:22 -0700, Doug said:

On 22 Sep, 20:01, Mr Nasty wrote:
On Mon, 21 Sep 2009 23:05:08 -0700, Doug said:



Even a cyclist riding on the pavement would not have been safe.

"Car 'deliberately driven' at man

A man was injured when a car mounted the kerb and hit him in what
police believe was a deliberate attack.

The man, in his late teens, suffered a broken leg, bruising and
swelling above his eye as a result of the incident in Nuneaton,
police said.

He had been walking with three men, also in their late teens, in
Plough Hill Road, about 0015 BST on Saturday.

Police appealed for witnesses and said the white Vauxhall Corsa
involved would have sustained front-end damage.

Officers said the vehicle contained two men in the front and two
women in the back.

The injured man was taken by ambulance to George Elliot Hospital.

A Warwickshire Police spokeswoman said: "Police are treating this as
a deliberate action by the driver which has resulted in a serious
assault." "

Surely it must be attempted murder using a car as a lethal weapon as
well as the crime of driving on a pavement?

Would you be posting in fury if the man on the pavement had been
attacked by a disabled cyclist wielding a baseball bat?

Yes of course. Your point?

Well, that you are a liar,obviously. People are attacked in various ways
with various weapons every day, and we never see you ranting about those
attacks.

--
Mr. Nasty

If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten

"Mr Nasty" wrote in message
...
Would you be posting in fury if the man on the pavement had been
attacked by a disabled cyclist wielding a baseball bat?

Yes of course. Your point?

Well, that you are a liar,obviously. People are attacked in various ways
with various weapons every day, and we never see you ranting about those
attacks.

--
Mr. Nasty

If you can't beat them, arrange to have them beaten



Possibility one;- You're simply a provocateur?
two;- You enjoy goading people?
three;- You are one of very many dangerous maniacs that we
cyclists have to endure out there?

What are we dealing with here please?
Because your sig file really ought to worry all of us and your "name" don't
sound too good either.
Please tell me it's one or two, because if it's three you need locking up
for public safety.

John