Private APC caused rampage
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video=Must watch tonight---http://au.news.yahoo.com/070713/2/13ysy.htmlSaturday July 14, 04:29 PM
2.According to the clip,the owner of this APC said he brought
Bail refused for man in tank rampage
A 45 year-old Sydney man accused of going on the rampage in an armoured personnel carrier (APC) in Western Sydney has been refused bail.
John Robert Patterson, of Dharruk, allegedly led officers for 90 minutes through six western Sydney suburbs as he crashed the privately-owned APC through fences and into mobile phone towers, telecommunication relay sheds and an electrical sub-station.
He was arrested after the APC stalled on its way to damaging a seventh property, police said.
In Parramatta Bail Court, Patterson did not apply for bail, however it was formally refused.
Defence lawyer Ivan Bertoia told the court Patterson claimed, "that certainly he had authority to behave in such a manner".
In refusing bail, the magistrate recommended Patterson, who had lacerations around a swollen left eye, receive medical and psychiatric attention.
The hearing was adjourned to Penrith local court on July 16.
Mobile phone services in the area which the chase past through were disrupted while technicians waited to gain entry to the crime scenes.
Police on patrol in Minchinbury noticed APC being used to destroy an electricity substation about 2am (AEST).
After calling for back-up, they followed the carrier through the suburbs of Mt Druitt, Dharruk, Emerton, Glendenning and Plumpton.
The APC left a path of destruction, bringing down a number of mobile phone towers and relay sheds, police said.
The pursuit ended in Dean Park after about 90 minutes, when the vehicle stalled as it was being driven towards another mobile phone tower.
Police arrested Patterson there and later charged him with numerous offences.
They include; six counts of malicious damage, break, enter and steal, predatory driving, possession of a prohibited drug, use of a weapon to avoid apprehension and driving in a dangerous manner.
it from UK and costed lot of money to restore it.
3.Another reason of migrating to Aussie--u can own a APC!!!
4.Is this stupid in this era to allow privately owned APC?
What if an terrorist high jack it ?
Nobody review law after 9-11? -
Originally posted by lionnoisy:
2. Yah so?
[b]video=Must watch tonight---http://au.news.yahoo.com/070713/2/13ysy.html
2.According to the clip,the owner of this APC said he brought
it from UK and costed lot of money to restore it.
3.Another reason of migrating to Aussie--u can own a APC!!!
4.Is this stupid in this era to allow privately owned APC?
What if an terrorist high jack it ?
Nobody review law after 9-11?[/b]
3. Isnt that cool?
4. Why is owning an APC stupid? Which terrorist has ever use an APC for terrorists activities, or rather, which terrorist use an APC extensively for terrorist activities?
They are throwing RPGs at APCS in Iraq successfully, the Allies have the means to knock down APCS more than they can to terrorists cells
In conclusion, can you use your bloody brains? -
There are people who collect tanks for fun you know.
Maybe Lionnoisy never collect stamps when he was younger, so now he jealous someone collect something bigger than him.
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Imagine how many pipe bombs i can fit inside an apc, park it somewhere, and blow it up remotely.
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imagine BXII doing this down orchard road. would be orgasmic to see a ferrari go under it's tracks.
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BXII too small.Originally posted by beavan:imagine BXII doing this down orchard road. would be orgasmic to see a ferrari go under it's tracks.
I'd ride a PHz2000 and go firing my arty gun everywhere I went.
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Abram
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wah hes daring...
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LOL, for some reason lionnoisy seems to forget that you don't need an APC to go on a rampage, a disgrunted deranged person with a bulldozer can cause just as much, if not more damage, and that very well happen in Singapore.
And APCs for terrorist activities? Pleaseeee.....
If more Singaporeans had lionnoisy's kind of "intelligent" deduction, terrorists are the least of our worries. -
have I not said there is sys failure in singgie education sys?
Noisy lion cannot even use a basic logic and English that seem not bad
Dunt say I any how say lionnoisy English n logic good good bad bad:
video=Must watch tonight even this man use subtitles have a better english then lionnoisy
2.According to the posts,the lionnoisy English very poor
The standard of English, both spoken and written, in Singapore has been steadily deteriorating over the past twenty years. This is due, perhaps, to the emphasis on the second language, which is the mother-tongue, at its expense.
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learn from Singgie edu sys and costed lot of money to acheve a failing result.
3.Another reason of migrating to Aussie--u can learn proper ENGLISH!!!
4.Is this stupid in this era to allow lionnoisy english?
what of Singapore world class education?
if your childrens go to singgie school n come back with such english is this acceptable? -
Oh Stop it! Now i gotta go change my underwear!Originally posted by beavan:imagine BXII doing this down orchard road. would be orgasmic to see a ferrari go under it's tracks. -
Jealousy knows no boundaries, and idiocy too.
Gimme my own Merk anyday. *drools* -
Meh... if the rumoured next-gen Russian tank with a 140mm cannon exist, I think that tank's gun would plow through any known tank today.Originally posted by LazerLordz:Jealousy knows no boundaries, and idiocy too.
Gimme my own Merk anyday. *drools*
I'll ride that. -
1. We gave our some of our old A4SU Super Skyhawks to educational institutes all over Siggie!
2. One can be seen at Singapore Poly.... in plain sight from MRT!
3. Is this stupid in this era to allow privately owned fighter jets?
What if an terrorist high jack it ?
Nobody review law after 9-11? -
i recall we freely give away our planes and ships to Indonesia and ThailandOriginally posted by fudgester:1. We gave our some of our old A4SU Super Skyhawks to educational institutes all over Siggie!
2. One can be seen at Singapore Poly.... in plain sight from MRT!
3. Is this stupid in this era to allow privately owned fighter jets?
What if an terrorist high jack it ?
Nobody review law after 9-11?
what if they use it against us?
are we stupid?
can Mr Singa Bising pls answer? -
1. Yes, we did.Originally posted by laurence82:i recall we freely give away our planes and ships to Indonesia and Thailand
what if they use it against us?
are we stupid?
can Mr Singa Bising pls answer?
2. Yes, they can.
3. Following the noisy lion's logic.... yes, we are.
4. No, I don't think he can.