TAC Always On Enforcement - 60 Second Generic (G)
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- If you choose to take risks and break the law while driving, chances are you will be caught. Anywhere. Anytime. Anyone.
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TAC bring back the graphic ads these ads go over people's heads
Appreciate our forces🙏
Thank you police force ❤
Wth this video makes it sounds like a policestate. It wouldnt be a good thing if you can be observed "Anywhere. Anytime."
Why not focus the video on why the laws are there, make the car crash or something.
Idk why this video is in my recommendation.
Police are gross. I was selling at a local market while 1 of them was hanging around all day watching people. When I left the market he targeted me for failing to stop at a stop sign. I was pretty sure I did. This was during double demerits too.
Problem is their intentions are not good. I've been pulled over for a random breathalyser, meaning while the person speeding past me didn't get pulled over. I questioned the police and she said "just a random breathalyzer"
They tried to test me because my gf owns the car but only has her L's.
I've been pulled over a lot for "random breath tests". I used to not have an updated address and was pulled over not stop for it.
I've seen some dodgy things that police have done where they have broken the law while driving!
People think it's as simple as not breaking the law, problem is laws become so stupid to the point people forget, like I did when being pulled over for the stop sign, I've been driving for 12 years, many stop signs, many give ways, many bush roads, many t intersections, round abouts. They are all the same but slightly different your brain isn't going to remember that.
I've seen what a town looks like without stop signs, towns being implemented with traffic lights despite never needing them, paint lines in a road that were never there then enforce laws on it. People are obedient and its scary.
Police are never recognised in any constitution, go figure.
is there a surveillance state there?
Don’t break the law and you won’t have an issue.
Yep, control freak nation.
The fear of klling or injuring oneself is a more valid reason to respect safety rules. Not the fear of getting caught.
@GrandAdventuresAustralia This isn't the DDR. All it takes is one person changing what constitutes the "law" and soon enough you have people fearing for their rights even when they allegedly have nothing to hide.
@@gish2655and all it takes is for people to just make sensible decisions and then nobody needs to nanny state anyone
But they don't. They make dumb decisions.
Whatever. Bobbies don't have guns in the UK. What is he gonna do, throw tea at me?
This is Australia. Victoria Police, like all state and territory police and the Australian Federal Police (AFP) carry a firearm on duty.