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no, if you have an accident and the police are called/are there they will always breathalyse you, its standard procedure.

but...

if they breathalysed you did the other officer breathalyse the driver of the police car?

Thats what I meant man, because you just know that they did not.

As ever you can rely on me to convey my thoughts in a calm and rational manner lol.

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besides the police f*cking me about saying they dont have a case file yet so they cant take me into an interview its been nearly 3 week and they havnt even spoke to me properly about it yet

i reckon they'll drag their feet as mich as they can as it's their fault and they know it.

that reminds me, i need to call my old insurance company and give them an ear-full. :)

its been 8 months since my claim and they've only just started to argue my case....they dont rush there selves

IPCC?

IPCC?

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its been 8 months since my claim and they've only just started to argue my case....they dont rush there selves

mine was 4.11.09 and all i've heard is that Third party hasn't sent allegations forward and that i can't cancel the claim Even though neither car has been repaired so on is out of pocket.

IPCC= Independent Police Complaints Commission

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