Apathy Curve: High Speed Pursuit

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Friday, December 02, 2005

High Speed Pursuit

The British police, in their never-ending quest to become the laughing stock of law enforcement, are chasing down the really nasty, hardened criminals:

A two-year-old boy has been pulled over by police while driving his toy car.

Oliver's grandad Derek was warned by the policeman that the boy could be charged for having no tax or MoT certificate.

The bakery must've sold out of his favorite doughnuts that morning.

In all fairness....

No, upon further reflection, I'm not inclined to give the British justice system any leeway at this point. They've earned any unfair treatment and lack of consideration they may receive.

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