Darwin failure - attempt to rob & kill celebrity

[arknor]

didn't this happen years ago?

 

[The Running Man]

When they mentioned this on TV yesterday they left out the bit about police incompetence.

 

[Burnsy2023]

Considering they had committed more than one offence; the fuel and the no insurance, the officer could have easily had reasonable suspicion under stop and search that they might have stolen goods or going equipt

I think that's a bit shaky for me. Perhaps if there was done Intel as well...

 

[martinbeaver]

"SHE LOOKS LIKE A HORSE!"

+cleverness points to those who can tell me where that startling quote is from!

The Tudors, Anne of Cleves.

 

[Edrof]

Good show! I don't think she read the script before signing up for that one.

 

[SexyGreyFox]

Her appearance on Johnathan Ross's chat show the other week must have tipped them over the edge.

Gets even better, so they got in a time machine, flew to the future, watched Jonathan Ross and then went back in time to kill her.
Wow.

 

[Nursie]

He's done a rally driving course. Ain't ya, Tyrone?

It was a funny angle

 

[Tefal]

I think that's a bit shaky for me. Perhaps if there was done Intel as well...

really? surely you'd check to see they didnt fill a few jerry cans as well?

 

[Theophany]

This happened in 2011.

Not to put too fine a point on it, but why the **** is this still news? I was at Uni in Exeter when this happened and it wasn't much of a story then. :/

 

[Masterdog]

It was a funny angle

It's behind you Tyrone. When you reverse, things come from behind you.

 

[manic111]

Joss Stone is incredibly annoying, but surely not that annoying?

Aww, I like her!

 

[Squark]

I'm just loving the Snatch quotes

 

[stockhausen]

Hard to know who was more stupid . . .

[The kind of police officer that doesn't have a look in a car of a person who doesn't pay for petrol and has no insurance] knows the law. There is no power to search the vehicle in those circumstances.

It is disturbing to see how little imagination the Gloucestershire Motorway Police seem to have then.

I'm sure that with a little common sense, where at 4:30am two people without insurance leave a petrol station without paying and crash their car in a service area they could have asked one or two fairly obvious questions and might even have succumbed to the temptation to ask if they might have a quick peek in the boot.

The mere fact that the people came from Manchester should have raised alarms