FredBloggs
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Yes, they do take complaints seriously. A friend was frightened by the behaviour of a driver on a narrow country road. He kept tailgating her and eventually when she could , she pulled in to let him pass. Then she noticed that his driving was very erratic. This was in the middle of the afternoon. She rang the local Gardai, told them of her concerns and left her name and phone no. Within the hour she received a call to thank her;they had pulled him over on the motorway and he was drunk. She felt she might have saved a life.
There is no accounting for the stupidity of some people, the people to OP spoke about are clearly moron's. The thing I'm unsure about is how everybody else approaches it, the right thing to do is report to the Gardi and move on. If people start getting out of the car's and trying to enforce the law themselves as one other poster mentioned there will be chaos. People don't like their peer's telling them what to do even if they are clearly correct, we live in a time where a motorcycle Garda can walk up to a suspect 'vehical' and get shot twice as happened recently so I personally would think twice about a confrontation and leave matters to the police and hope that works.
isnt that an attack on me ??? how dare u!!!!!! i have plenty to be doing and how dare u assume i have nothing to be doingI'm sure the OP will update if and when they feel the need.
This isn't a soap opera. I suggest getting out more.
who mentioned taxes?My daughter won't let us turn on the engine until EVERYONE (dolls included) is belted in.
She fell out of the stroller one day, and since then has a thing for being strapped in
Okay the person is stupid, but bloody hell, there's a lot of vitriol on this thread. Settle down a bit. Do you all react like this when you learn someone's not paying >tax on earnings?
One thing you should know BLUETONIC, is that a topic like this is important to some people , as it is a must to know how complaints like these are taken by the gardai, i for one feel very strongly about things like this as a very close friend of mine , a mum of three was killled in a car accident this week and i think to carry a child on your lap is an absolutely ludicrious thing to do and i would like to know how the guards treated such a complaint.
what do you mean?Any update on this? Just like to know how Gardai treat incident like this
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