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Message: [QUOTE="m1c, post: 2382279, member: 1944"] All it would take is a bit of an argument with a bouncer for police to have a word. There are always multiple paddy wagons parked at the Vic and Stocky intersection. They weren't charged with public nuisance, nor were they arrested. They were simply fined; given an on the spot ticket. The courts became so clogged up with PN's they changed the legislation whereby it can now hinge soley on the disgression of the on scene officer. There would certainly have been no process for a superior screen it. It's much easier to be hit with a public nuisance than it once was. I'd go as far as to liken it to a minor-mid range traffic offence. It's quite odd that both incidents have taken place streets away from each other. That would suggest that the cops in fact do not have anything better to do then follow a couple of drunk footy players around. Just ask Jonathon Thurston ;) [/QUOTE]

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