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Old 28-04-2021, 01:10 PM   #1
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Vladimir Vladimirovich would be proud. It’s on par with the “religious hooliganism” charges slapped on Russy Piot.
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Vladimir Vladimirovich would be proud. It’s on par with the “religious hooliganism” charges slapped on Russy Piot.
The 10 months handed down happens to closely coincide with his time already served also.

I'm looking forward to seeing who else finds themselves in court on this 'outraging public decency' charge for 'offending' people.
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The 10 months handed down happens to closely coincide with his time already served also.

I'm looking forward to seeing who else finds themselves in court on this 'outraging public decency' charge for 'offending' people.

That offence wasn't the only one he was found guilty of...
There was reckless conduct endangering serious injury to other motorists, drugs...
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I wonder if Victoria Police have learned anything by all this?

Demanding a driver stops in an emergency lane on a busy freeway for a speeding ticket?
Then impacting on the traffic flow while waiting for a tow truck driver to tow the speeding vehicle....

As far as I am concerned Pusey is taking the rap for bad policing and bad laws that accommodate them.


10 months jail for speeding 45km/h over the limit?

Crikey I would have done a few life sentences by now....as I am sure others here would also do...
Nope, too pig-headed to realise anything from it. The government are doing all they can to protect the rights of highway patrols to unleash on our roads. Ironic that this is a fitting description of a hoon, right?
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I wonder if Victoria Police have learned anything by all this?

Demanding a driver stops in an emergency lane on a busy freeway for a speeding ticket?
Then impacting on the traffic flow while waiting for a tow truck driver to tow the speeding vehicle....

As far as I am concerned Pusey is taking the rap for bad policing and bad laws that accommodate them.


10 months jail for speeding 45km/h over the limit?

Crikey I would have done a few life sentences by now....as I am sure others here would also do...
The week after highway patrol had someone pulled over on the Tullamarine Freeway, I think I have a photo of it in this thread

http://fordforums.com.au/showpost.ph...&postcount=288

http://fordforums.com.au/showpost.ph...&postcount=305

Look how narrow that emergency lane is and that van in front is in the left lane.

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Old 28-04-2021, 01:57 PM   #6
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He won't be getting released in a few Weeks time either..

He's being denied Bail on Other (yet to be heard) Charges ...

https://www.theguardian.com/australi...nd-womans-neck
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Hopefully, some fine upstanding member of the community takes Pusey out in the near future. Preferably as he's just about to eat his sushi.
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Franco, I'm just extremely grateful that it wasn't your brother, sister, son or daughter that was laying there that day critically injured whilst this cretin filmed them on his phone and made derogatory remarks.

Hold a victim's hand, offer a bit of reassurance - anything would have been a whole lot better than what he did.
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Franco, I'm just extremely grateful that it wasn't your brother, sister, son or daughter that was laying there that day critically injured whilst this cretin filmed them on his phone and made derogatory remarks.

Hold a victim's hand, offer a bit of reassurance - anything would have been a whole lot better than what he did.


Sooooo...the next time someone posts a youtube video of a car crash and just stands by...as most people in an accident scene do....you propose that they be jailed for 10 months because they filmed it?

If it was me I would film it too....with what VicPol have done to him in so far as fabricating facts I would see his video of evidence that he DIDN'T kill them.

From what I have seen and heard of the crash scene the trauma was so extensive that those cops were buggered with only moments to live.

Another flawed lynch mob oversight is that Pusey wasn't in shock and traumatised at the scene either.

I can bet that most numb nutter millenials like Pusey live on their smart phones and record everything they do anyway.

Betcha he had one hand on his phone while taking a **** too.

Betcha he wasn't the only spectator using his phone either...
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Sooooo...the next time someone posts a youtube video of a car crash and just stands by...as most people in an accident scene do....you propose that they be jailed for 10 months because they filmed it?

If it was me I would film it too....with what VicPol have done to him in so far as fabricating facts I would see his video of evidence that he DIDN'T kill them.

From what I have seen and heard of the crash scene the trauma was so extensive that those cops were buggered with only moments to live.

Another flawed lynch mob oversight is that Pusey wasn't in shock and traumatised at the scene either.

I can bet that most numb nutter millenials like Pusey live on their smart phones and record everything they do anyway.

Betcha he had one hand on his phone while taking a **** too.

Betcha he wasn't the only spectator using his phone either...
Your response, coupled with your signature message, suggests to me that any retort that I provide would indeed be a pointless exercise. Have a great day champ...
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Your response, coupled with your signature message, suggests to me that any retort that I provide would indeed be a pointless exercise. Have a great day champ...
Yep....your posts are pointless...have a nice day
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Franco, I'm just extremely grateful that it wasn't your brother, sister, son or daughter that was laying there that day critically injured whilst this cretin filmed them on his phone and made derogatory remarks.

Hold a victim's hand, offer a bit of reassurance - anything would have been a whole lot better than what he did.
Yep - Richard Pusey is a sociopath.

I'm dumbfounded that you are surprised that a sociopath behaves like a sociopath and expect anything other than sociopathic behaviour out of him.

Regardless if it was one of my relatives, I would still hold the same opinion over the 'outraging public decency' charge and sentence, it's called having conviction in your beliefs and not putting myself above the 'greater good', which might be a very strange concept to the populist lynch mob who goes from outrage to outrage on their small thinking virtue signalling mission.

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Yep - Richard Pusey is a sociopath.

I'm dumbfounded that you are surprised that a sociopath behaves like a sociopath and expect anything other than sociopathic behaviour out of him.

Regardless if it was one of my relatives, I would still hold the same opinion over the 'outraging public decency' charge and sentence, it's called having conviction in your beliefs and not putting myself above the 'greater good', which might be a very strange concept to the populist lynch mob who goes from outrage to outrage on their virtue signalling mission.
You have honestly lost me with your values and don't tell me you will be banging on about this if it was one of your family members was a victim.
Pusey the grub got what he deserved despite what you think thanks to a magistrate who know the law better than what you think is the law.
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You have honestly lost me with your values and don't tell me you will be banging on about this if it was one of your family members was a victim.
Pusey the grub got what he deserved despite what you think thanks to a magistrate who know the law better than what you think is the law.
You know absolutely nothing about me what so ever except what you can piece together through my posts on AFF and form some sort of piecemeal opinion with poor context.

You didn't know the people involved in this accident, you don't have any relationships with anyone who died, as far as you are concerned it was something you saw on the news and something people are talking about on AFF.

It has had absolutely ZERO impact on your life what so ever so stop pretending like you actually care, because you don't.

4 people died who you didn't know, with two more being put in prison, in a city of 5,000,000 people in a country of 25,000,000 on a planet with 7 BILLION humans.

The only difference between us is honesty - I don't put on a public face and pretend like I care and pandering to the woke lynch mob like the people in this thread.

As far as 'values' - the only values people in Australia share is a vested interest in maintaining house prices.
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You know absolutely nothing about me what so ever except what you can piece together through my posts on AFF and form some sort of piecemeal opinion with poor context.

You didn't know the people involved in this accident, you don't have any relationships with anyone who died, as far as you are concerned it was something you saw on the news and something people are talking about on AFF.

It has had absolutely ZERO impact on your life what so ever so stop pretending like you actually care, because you don't.

4 people died who you didn't know, with two more being put in prison, in a city of 5,000,000 people in a country of 25,000,000 on a planet with 7 BILLION humans.

The only difference between us is honesty - I don't put on a public face and pretend like I care and pandering to the woke lynch mob like the people in this thread.

As far as 'values' - the only values people in Australia share is house prices.
You are right I don't know you from a bar of soap as you don't know me and how would you know what this topic has to do with me whether I'm involved or not in regards to the accident which is just another assumption on your part.
My last comment to you is the presiding magistrate upheld the charges and sentenced Pusey 10 months gaol by law which indicates the police were correct in laying their charges regardless what everyone believes.
Justice was dealt.
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The bulk of the sentence was for being convicted of conduct endangering persons not for speeding or being offensive.

Though the headlines wouldn't tell you that
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Have to admit I'd pull my phone out at a crash scene as well........and call 000
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I think his sentence is on the harsh side based on this country.

Australia is know for giving murderers and hardcore criminals a slap on the wrist. So 10 month jail for Pusey is decent.

I've seen mouth breathers on Facebook say Pusey should be in jail for decades since he is apparently responsible for the deaths since he got himself pulled over. That's stupid. There's rules are regulations in place where it's illegal to crash into police who are stopped on the side of the road. If you fail to do that you should be held responsible.

I guess people who think Pusey should be jailed for 25 years believe that if they are driving down a highway and their brake like goes out, police pull them over to speak to them about it and some druggo crashes then the driver with the blown brake like should be in jail for 25 years for causing the death of an officer since it's their brake like which initiated the traffic stop.
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Other than this post, my final comment here, I have no other public comment to make on the subject, it may be seen as outraging public decency, which I now know carries a hefty sentence in Victoria. I'm not even inclined to press the like button for anyone in this thread. I will slow down to 40km/h if I see flashing light coming my way though.
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Does anybody know why four police officers were at the scene or has that been answered already.
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Car was being impounded and needed senior officers present I think.
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I agree with some of what you say Franco re how that law could be abused, and does seem odd that you can get time in the bin for being a ****, but (only my opinion) after reading from paragraph 13 onwards guy was more than just a bit of a ****, was a total ****, and I'm ok with him getting reamed over what is described in those sentencing remarks.

https://www.countycourt.vic.gov.au/f...pp-v-pusey.pdf

To abuse that law to try to put away people that are a nuisance to you, you'd need them to have done something more than just post a few silly comments on social media...you'd need them to equal or do worse than what is described from para13 on
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