Speed camera boss caught speeding

[natweststaffmember]

A speed camera boss has admitted driving at more than 100mph on a 70mph dual carriageway.

Tom Riall, a chief executive of Serco, was caught by a police patrol car at Newmarket.

He was clocked at 102.92mph in a blue Volvo on the eastbound section of the A14 just before 1pm on January 4.

Magistrates in Sudbury were considering sentence after Riall, 49, of Ufton Nervet, near Reading, admitted the offence.

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You gotta laugh. If he had been caught by one of his own cameras that would be even funnier.

[Amy]

Re: Speed camera boss caught speeding

Serves him right.

[Mochamoo]

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A speed camera boss has admitted driving at more than 100mph on a 70mph dual carriageway.

Tom Riall, a chief executive of Serco, was caught by a police patrol car at Newmarket.

He was clocked at 102.92mph in a blue Volvo on the eastbound section of the A14 just before 1pm on January 4.

Magistrates in Sudbury were considering sentence after Riall, 49, of Ufton Nervet, near Reading, admitted the offence.

Cambridge News Home - Speed camera firm boss caught doing 100mph

You gotta laugh. If he had been caught by one of his own cameras that would be even funnier.

If he had been on his home turf he could have been on Road wars lol

[Paule]

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If he had been on his home turf he could have been on Road wars lol

Road wars isnt Thames Valley anymore, do you not watch the new series lol,
Its Devon & Cornwall now.

[Mochamoo]

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Road wars isnt Thames Valley anymore, do you not watch the new series lol,
Its Devon & Cornwall now.

Rofl I hate the bleedin show ....that means the copter that flies over my house has actually been chasing badies not filming hmmm maybe I will stay here for a bit longer.

[Glenn UK]

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If he had been on his home turf he could have been on Road wars lol

Unlilkey, the general trend of 'police, camera, action' typew shows is propaganda based on a false premise.

most of the so called bad drivers, are first and foremost thieves and drug dealers fleeing the police. Followed by the odd drunk.

Very occasionally they show someone, who is 'only' speeding.

invariably the cars shown driving fast are being chased by police cars being driven equally fast and dangerously.

JMHO

Glenn