Slug Ed Balls Charged

[Dedworth]

Ed Balls charged by police for failing to stop after car crash

Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2624384/Ed-Balls-charged-police-failing-stop-car-crash.html#ixzz31ETMpb5E




:huepfen024: Some encouraging news to finish the week on

[andy222]

People will still remember the bedroom tax. :wink:

[bigmarco]

He was aware that he hit the vehicle but didn't have the decency to stop and check for damage. Low life piece of shiite in my book regardless of what party he belongs to. :cwm23:

[les_taxi]

Bet he was red faced :icon_lol:

[Arthur Little]

Ed Balls charged by police for failing to stop after car crash


Shadow Chancellor has accepted the charge and will get points on licence

Damned :furious3: right he got points on his licence :icon_rolleyes: ... the same as anyone else would in similar circumstances.

All the more so for coolly :drivingx:away from the incident without reporting it!

[joebloggs]

at least he had the "balls" to admit it and not get his wife to take the points :biggrin:

[les_taxi]

at least he had the "balls" to admit it and not get his wife to take the points

Ha ha funny - he only admitted it when it was proved by CCTV and he could not get away with it :icon_lol:

[Dedworth]

Ha ha funny - he only admitted it when it was proved by CCTV and he could not get away with it :icon_lol:

Shows what an immoral piece of excrement he is

[joebloggs]

Shows what an immoral piece of excrement he is

Maybe he should join the Tory party, he might feel at home there :wink:

[les_taxi]

maybe he should join the Tory party, he might feel at home there

Nah, he is better where he is - along with the Dianne Abbots of this world, he is the Tories secret weapon.

The more he does, the more people are realising Labour are ......
As for that new tv advert - honestly laughing stock is applying more and more to an increasingly desperate Labour party :biggrin:

[grahamw48]

He was aware that he hit the vehicle but didn't have the decency to stop and check for damage. Low life piece of shiite in my book regardless of what party he belongs to. :cwm23:

+ 1

[johncar54]

Shows what an immoral piece of excrement he is

Or that he just like most people !

[les_taxi]

Or that he just like most people !

Well you could be right there John, I witnessed a van reversing at a stupid angle and he was clearly going to hit a parked car - he did, and put a dent in it and just drove off laughing - luckily I got his reg and left a note on the car - hope he got a knock on the door.

[johncar54]

Last week I saw a person being interviewed in Belfast on BBC. In the background a truck, think it was UPS, reversed into a space and hit a car. The driver got out, had a look, presumably made the delivery, and then within a minute or two drove off. It was too far off to see the Reg No.

[Trefor]

I think the title of this thread comparing Ed Balls to slugs is completely unfair.















To slugs.

[les_taxi]

http://i138.photobucket.com/albums/q253/lestaxi1/slug_4823.jpg (http://s138.photobucket.com/user/lestaxi1/media/slug_4823.jpg.html)
I think it's fair.

[Dedworth]

Harriet Harman's got a similar track record :-

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk_politics/8447784.stm

[Arthur Little]

Or that he's just like most people!

:nono-1-1:, John :Rasp: ... I disagree!

Hopefully, most people would've the common decency NOT to simply drive off after accidentally reversing into someone else's unoccupied vehicle. And ... :anerikke: ... frankly, I'm surprised to read your response
:cwm24: ... coming as it does, from a former [senior] police officer!

Probably I shouldn't be :icon_rolleyes: ... since, in fairness, I'd imagine incidents of this nature are too commonplace for the police to do anything about - if, indeed, they're even reported at all - following the event - as, of course, by then, the person(s) responsible is/are likely to've long fled the scene. :doh

[Arthur Little]

Hopefully, most people would've the common decency NOT to simply drive off after accidentally reversing into someone else's unoccupied vehicle.

Now, I'm not a driver :NoNo: ... but allow me to pinpoint an incident that occurred many years ago.

It involved my late first wife who, back then, had just passed her driving test a few months' previously.

Having purchased an old Vauxhall Viva, she decided to take the kids to the beach at St Andrews (30 miles away) one lovely summer's day.

Alas ... by the time they reached their destination, thick mist had blown in off the sea to envelop the shoreline. Undeterred, she made to park the car there anyway. And in doing so, reversed into the bumper of an expensive~looking Volvo. :transam-front-ramai

Turned out damage was minimal. Nevertheless - in spite of her arthritic knee joints - my poor wife spent the next hour trekking the long seafront, knocking on many doors in a determined effort to trace the owner of the vehicle. Which she eventually managed to do. And when she did ... the plump, "matronly~looking", middle-aged female thanked my wife for her honesty, adding: "Please, my dear ... these things happen ... you really mustn't upset yourself".

However, the woman's pseudo smarminess didn't stop her from claiming off my wife's motor insurance! :cwm23: