It was plain and simple targetting, how modifying any car makes you an automatic hoon and somehow makes your car travel 207km/h without you knowing is complete bullshit.
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Having a nice looking car has nothing to do with it, hell forbid everyone on just commodores should sell their holden and buy a fkn camry in fear of being targetted by police
That's a very naive view of the world, and a totally incorrect one. People profile all the time, and I'm certain you do it to other people too.
Allow me to explain using pictures this time. If you see a guy walking down the street dressed like this:
Then you're going to assume he's gay (or French). He might not be, he might just like dressing that way, but you're still going to assume it, because "that's what gay guys look like".
If you choose to dress like that, you should be aware that people will profile you accordingly. Does it mean you're automatically gay because you dress like that? No, but you're certainly giving people a lot of reasons to make that assumption.
In the same way, if you drive a kitted/rimmed/dumped Commodore with try-hard number plate, people will assume you're a hoon, because "that's what hoons' cars look like". Does it mean EVERY modified car is a hoonmobile? No, but enough hoons drive them to give people a lot of reasons to think that. It really does have
a lot to do with it. If you can't handle that, then yes, you should probably drive a Camry.
At the end of the day there was no evidence he was speeding, except what the cops 'assumed'. Suspecting it 'was in the middle of the two numbers' means squat without evidence. The whole point of my post was to show how hoon laws are flawed.
There is no innocent till proven guilty, it's the other way around, mistakes can and will happen and innocent people will suffer the consequences.
The guy admitted he was speeding, granted he didn't say 200km/h+, but he WAS speeding, and like I said, my bullshit detector tells me it was probably quite a bit more than the admitted 110km/h...
I don't know what fairy tale planet you're living in where you think people don't get profiled and treated accordingly by everyone, everyday, but it sure ain't Earth.