| aher052 said: ah but you didnt get caught every time.... what i am saying is that the person should go and talk to the person about it face to face before straight out reporting him...give him a chance or two before reporting him to a life of jail |
- Why do you think giving the person a nice chat would do any good?
- Do you think that having a chat with the person would make them stop?
Maybe you missed the point of the speeding story.
I use to speed all the time. I had multiple tickets, multiple warnings, went to defensive driving, none of those were huge deals. It wasn't until I realized the threat of something that actually affected me (my wallet that is) did I stop. I knew the consequences so I stopped.
I guarantee you this guy knows what he is doing is wrong (and even if he doesn't, ignorance of the law isn't a defense), he just doesn't see a real threat. I'm guessing he just doesn't see it as a threat because of people like you that think the problem should be ignored or the worst he should get is a harsh talking to. I promise you that if the police show up at his house he's not going to do it again (assuming he has some intelligence at least).
