WRX Video

[Brock]

Bwahahaha ...

Check out this video where guys from CHCH crash their WRX converted to RWD.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-5586190858616560725&q=wrx

[deegee]

Good job, I have no time for boy racers

[sponge]

haha it serves them right too.

[Growth]

Good job, I have no time for boy racers

I wouldnt have a problem with it if it wasnt on the street, there was another car on the road at one stage :shock: Keep it on racetracks or closed roads.

[deegee]

Thats the difference with "boyracers" (though I have seen some in thier 30's) they want the thrill of doing illegal racing. motorsport enthusiats are into thier cars and racing but not doing it themselves on the open roads.

[brock_solid]

The owner of the car made a claim to the police that his car was stolen and then somebody crashed it into a tree then claimed insurance for it.

It's only a matter of time before both Christchurch Police and his insurance company view the video tape.

And no it can't just be any cop, it would have to the cop who took his statement, files, events etc

Personally when i become a cop and i saw this kind of shit, those little fuckwits would get alot more than a bashed bonnet.

What if that was some little girl on the side of the road instead of the tree?

[sponge]

actually, if you become a cop you're going to have to learn to let things go. sh*t will happen and you wno't be able to do anything because half the time you won't be able to prove it.

[brock_solid]

Won't be able to prove video footage? :?

[sponge]

that wasn't what i said..

[Brock]

Internet home movie helps nab hoons

20 October 2005

By SEAN SCANLON

Police have nabbed a group of "stupid hoons" after the men posted uncensored footage of their dangerous driving antics on the internet.

Investigators fielded complaints from as far away as Britain after the young men uploaded the film to the web.

The three-minute film was taken in July and shows a modified Subaru Impreza WRX racing up and down McAlpine Street in the Christchurch suburb of Sockburn, performing 360deg spins and burnouts before crashing into a tree.

At one point the car almost collides with another motorist driving in the opposite direction. Smoke pours from the car's tyres as it tears along the street.

Once the car crashes, several young men are caught on video running to check the occupants and push it down the road.

James William White, 20, appeared in court yesterday charged with reckless driving after the film, which featured the car's number plate, prompted complaints from throughout New Zealand and overseas.

White pleaded guilty, was sentenced to 120 hours community work and was disqualified from driving for nine months.

The Canterbury road policing manager, Inspector Derek Erasmus, said several people were involved in the incident, which could only be described as "stupid".

During the film, the car heads straight for a small group watching and filming from the side of the road.

Someone could have been killed, Erasmus said.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/stuff/0,2106,3449158a10,00.html