Today, The Steeple Times asks readers: “Who is this sorry excuse for a human?”
Snapped from the thankfully safe confines of a taxi by Matthew Steeples and his companion, the esteemed journalist Alexis Parr, yesterday, the individual pictured was nothing but abusive about being captured and confronted over his illegal activities.
Electric scooters ARE illegal in Britain on both the pavement and the road. Like the pavement pest Ambar Zohra, this menace wielded a ‘mobile weapon’ that endangered both himself and others.
Two stories to keep beside you
NAME & SHAME – A Wheel Pest
Dangerous single wheeled contraption spotted in Belgravia; like electric scooters it is illegal and should be banished from our streets In spite of there being enough trouble (and deaths) as a result of London being overrun by illegal – on both the pavements and the roads – electric scooters, a lesser known dangerous contraption is […]
Name & Shame – Brazen in Belgravia
Female E-scooter user abuses pedestrians in Belgravia after being told it is illegal for her device to be on both the pavement and the highway Whilst New York City is considering a bill to legalise electric scooters and “electric scooter bubble fears mount as funding tops £1 billion” according to The Telegraph, these frightful and […]
As the taxi driver commented: “If I’d hit him, I’d have blood on my hands but he isn’t meant to be there. He is breaking the law purely by his presence. He should be prosecuted and that thing should be confiscated.”
Readers – Please tell us who this menace is. It’s time this prat was named and shamed. It is, in fact, time he was named and shamed before he does someone innocent an injury.
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14 comments
He needs a haircut and a bar of soap down his gob. The male Ambar has been identified.
All you internet trolls act big on here but when I see you face to face you will crumble
FYI mate – I ain’t no troll. Come see me as I could do with redecorating my house. If you ever make threats to my best friend I think you should be able to back them up. Do you have the number of the trojan army as any attack on him, trust me you would need it. If you want to contact me, give me a pay as you go number and I will send you mine, you utter bigot slag. PS Please make me crumble, I could do with a laugh.
Illegal motor on the road. Too many offences there to count easily including no insurance and road tax, £3000 fine and a 3 years driving ban. Hand him over to the law. BUSTED!
But how do you feel about the motorised unicycles?
Well, plainly they must be illegal too. Ban them. Fine their owners. Get them off our roads.
Here he is the scum bag himself, watch yourself round Chelsea faggot your a marked man
Listen carefully c**t – You ever threaten my friend Matthew. You will be taking on me and everyone and everything I’ve got. You should be very aware my entire family adore Matthew. You homophobic bigot. You can f**king try me. My address is public domain. Feel free to see me any time you want or anywhere else in Chelsea. If I was you, I would not make threats as I do promises. And I don’t bluff, you mug. Shame on you.
Riding an electric scooter on the road is forbidden in the UK at present. Nor are they allowed on the pavement.
They all get rude as they do not know they are breaking the law!
What a nasty piece of work Adam is. As for the ratbag as you call him – he’s banged to rights. This law breaker needs to be prosecuted.
Matt
What’s wrong with an electric scooter?! It’s eco friendly, you should I think must wear a helmet but you don’t wobble like a bunch of ppl hiring out bikes for the first time. Our laws are antiquated, rest of Europe embraces them. I understood your passion about the gold lambos outside nozzomi but not an eco friendly electric scooter! No difference to bicycles other than the law in my opinion, hope your well otherwise
What’s wrong with an electric scooter?
1. It is a motorised vehicle that can go at speeds of upto 40mph. Most bicycles are propelled by a human so they are quite different in that regard.
2. Those using them are not licensed and nor have they likely been trained.
3. They are currently illegal on both the pavement and the road. Rightly so given what has resulted thus far; the death in Battersea being the most extreme example.
4. They are not embraced in the rest of Europe. Both Paris and Ireland, for example, are taking far stricter action against them than the UK.
They’re everywhere in Dublin, especially during rush hour. Most ridden by Brazilians by the look of it. I’m surprised they’re illegal as they’re so common here
WTF is Adams problem, is he the tough guy scooter rider, am I missing something?