Cameras

On Thursday, 1 August 2013 18:57:01 UTC+1, John Benn wrote:
"Brian Robertson" wrote in message

...

Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with

evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera? How

seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?



Brian.



How much compensation are you trying to get for a grazed leg and a bruised

ego?

3 grand was the starting rate, but I reckon it's gone up since.

On 31/07/2013 23:29, Ble Badge wrote:
On Wed, 31 Jul 2013 20:23:57 +0100, Brian Robertson
wrote:

Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police
with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How
seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Hullo Glug - got any opinions on drunkentraindriverscum?

Oh God, it really upsets me how every time I come on here I get insulted
by devastatingly witty people who are scared to come out from behind a
pseudonym.

(Kill filed)

On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is held
to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.

Brian Robertson wrote:
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is
held to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.

Loony alert

"Mrcheerful" wrote in message ...

Brian Robertson wrote:
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is
held to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.

Loony alert

Yeah, another keyboard warrior (YAWN.......)

On 02/08/2013 23:32, Mrcheerful wrote:
Brian Robertson wrote:
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is
held to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.

Loony alert



Call me a loony to my face and I'll throw my collection of motorists'
shrunken heads at you! Cheeky sod. ;-)

On 05/08/2013 18:18, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is held
to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.



Macho man! We are all very impressed.

Not really. I just believe in fighting fire with fire. **** me off with
your metal killing machine and I will hurt it.

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message ...

On 05/08/2013 18:18, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is held
to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.



Macho man! We are all very impressed.

Not really. I just believe in fighting fire with fire. **** me off with
your metal killing machine and I will hurt it.


I wonder if your bravery extends beyond your keyboard. I suspect rather not.

On 06/08/2013 10:41, Partac wrote:


"Brian Robertson" wrote in message ...

On 05/08/2013 18:18, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is
held
to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.



Macho man! We are all very impressed.

Not really. I just believe in fighting fire with fire. **** me off with
your metal killing machine and I will hurt it.


I wonder if your bravery extends beyond your keyboard. I suspect rather
not.

If you want to meet up to put that to the test then I am more than
willing to make arrangements.

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message ...

On 06/08/2013 10:41, Partac wrote:


"Brian Robertson" wrote in message ...

On 05/08/2013 18:18, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
On 01/08/2013 01:06, Zapp Brannigan wrote:

"Brian Robertson" wrote in message
...
Does anyone have any experience of actually going to the police with
evidence of bad behaviour by motorscum recorded by a helmet camera?
How seriously is it taken and does it stand up as evidence?

Impossible to generalise. Lots of people have helmetcams, dashcams,
home cctv, blurred video taken with a phone. Sometimes it's taken
seriously and put to devastating use in the case, other times it is
held
to have little value. If the other side raises provenance and
tampering challenges, it often won't stand up.



Worth a try. Makes a change from the usual following them until they
pull up at lights and either putting their windscreen through or
emptying paint stripper on their cars. I carry some brake fluid and a
window hammer for that purpose.



Macho man! We are all very impressed.

Not really. I just believe in fighting fire with fire. **** me off with
your metal killing machine and I will hurt it.


I wonder if your bravery extends beyond your keyboard. I suspect rather
not.

If you want to meet up to put that to the test then I am more than
willing to make arrangements.

Wow! You really are a little keyboard warrior, aren't you?