Quote:
Originally Posted by zulutango
The Integrated Proceeds Of Crime Section recommended the BC Civil Forfeiture Office assess the case. It was found to be suitable for civil prosecution under the BC Civil Forfeiture Act for the following reasons:
1. The vehicles were by definition "street racing";
2. The speeds were estimated at 200 km/h on roads designed and signposted for 60 km/h;
3. The disregard by both drivers for the motoring public;
4. The near miss of three pedestrians;
5. The potential for catastrophic injury or death.
|
Besides #2, all of the reasons would be valid in pretty much any type of speeding + driving without due care (which is a subjective matter as determined by the officer) situation.
I didn't know I could get money back on something I forfeited. They should just give all the money to CHARITY.