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       #Post#: 94370--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: tyronejiggles Date: October 16, 2025, 12:08 pm
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       [member=4]Southpaw82[/member]
       because I haven’t paid for representation at trial yet, only for
       a consultation with Freeman. I am looking to see what my options
       are. As it stands, I plan to write to Met prosecutions and ask
       for charges to be dropped given all the procedural holes. If
       that fails, I plan on offering to plead guilty on careless if
       they drop speeding. Then hiring representation for mitigation.
       But I am financially limited so wanted to see if this was a
       sound strategy before committing to it.
       #Post#: 94487--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged wheelies and 40 in a 20 (Mr Loophole thinks I have a
        strong case) - Careless Driving and Speeding
       By: ManxTom Date: October 17, 2025, 8:47 am
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       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg94359#msg94359
       date=1760631782]
       ... My girlfriend was on the back of my motorcycle which would
       obviously be a major aggravating factor...
       [/quote]
       Er....
       This seems to be the first time that you mentioned your
       girlfriend was on the bike...
       [Edit for spelling...]
       #Post#: 94554--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: mickR Date: October 17, 2025, 4:39 pm
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       if you were pulling wheelies with your girlfriend on the back i
       would have thought the verbal exchange with the Plod would have
       included mention of how dangerous that would be, maybe
       attracting a DD charge  ???
       #Post#: 94569--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: Dave Green Date: October 17, 2025, 7:40 pm
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       There's one thing that doesn't make any sense to me.
       You have continually denied committing the offences yet you have
       stated:
       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg90327#msg90327
       date=1758099907]
       I've since upgraded my license from A2 to A around 2 months ago
       in order to improve my skills and awareness as a result of this
       offence[/quote]
       Why would you feel the need to improve both your riding skill
       and awareness "as a result of this offence" if you are so sure
       that you didn't commit the offences?
       #Post#: 94607--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: DWMB2 Date: October 18, 2025, 7:53 am
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       I'm not sure the OP has continually denied committing the
       offence...
       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg90324#msg90324
       date=1758099537]
       The reality may be more that I am trying to see what they can
       prove. Would that be an unadvisable approach?
       [/quote]
       #Post#: 94614--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: Dave Green Date: October 18, 2025, 8:13 am
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       [quote author=DWMB2 link=topic=8040.msg94607#msg94607
       date=1760792013]
       I'm not sure the OP has continually denied committing the
       offence...[/quote]
       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg94359#msg94359
       date=1760631782]
       I do not believe I was speeding and definitely not pulling any
       wheelies and contest all allegations[/quote] It's in bold as
       that's how the OP wrote it.
       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg90326#msg90326
       date=1758099675]
       [member=97]NewJudge[/member]
       Unsure, but definitely not 40mph.[/quote]
       [quote author=tyronejiggles link=topic=8040.msg89754#msg89754
       date=1757762090]
       Contesting the "Without Due Care" Charge:
       I deny the allegations. I will be pleading not guilty on the
       basis that I was not riding in the manner described (no wheelies
       or dangerous weaving).[/quote]
       #Post#: 95426--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Alleged 40mph in a 20 + Wheelies and Weaving
       By: Mayhem007 Date: October 24, 2025, 11:10 am
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       If you have pleaded not guilty to the alleged offences, you are
       entitled to disclosures of the evidence, which incorporates any
       statements and video evidence. Video evidence will corroberate
       the police officers evidence. Whilst there is no mention of a
       second police officer, however if there was two officers then
       each officer can corroberate the other officers evidence.
       What ever device they use, this needs to be corroberated by the
       police officers evidence.
       Police officers are highly trained, competent and experienced in
       such matters.
       There is no second guessing what the police officer saw or did
       not see, your defence will be extremely flimsy. You have to look
       at what you did or not do at the time. If there is good
       possibility that you did at some point commit the allegations,
       then you must consider changing your plea to guilty. Also,
       consider if you had been riding longer than the 2 year probation
       period, would you still be wandering down the path of pleading
       not guilty.
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