Ottawa police seek to ID 'erratic' motorcycle driver seen flashing handgun

[8500 RPM]

Does anyone know who this is?

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa...june-1.3638826



Any assistance in identifying this suspect will be appreciated.

[8500 RPM]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa...rest-1.3639988

Turned himself in.

[propr'one]

i'd like to think that if i ever saw this guy i'd be so scared by the gun that i'd run his ass over. maybe twice.

[NavyVet1959]

Originally Posted by propr'one

i'd like to think that if i ever saw this guy i'd be so scared by the gun that i'd run his ass over. maybe twice.

Do you find yourself afraid of inanimate objects often?

I'm in Texas and we have legalized open carry. It's nice to not have to add an extra layer of clothing to conceal my handgun in our 10 month long summers.

The kid in the article was stupid. At that age, you think you're invulnerable. After a few motorcycle wrecks with broken bones and internal bleeding, he'll realize he's wrong. Car drivers just do not look out for motorcycles, so I can understand him getting angry with them when they come over on top of him if he's beside them. But, it's just not survival-oriented to get into an argument with a car if you are on a motorcycle. You are going to lose that argument. Law of Gross Tonnage -- he who has the most gross tonnage has the right of way.

[propr'one]

i own several guns and am a motorcycle rider.

him having a gun isn't the issue. him pointing it at someone is. i suppose sarcasm doesn't carry through the internet well.

[NavyVet1959]

Originally Posted by propr'one

i own several guns and am a motorcycle rider.

him having a gun isn't the issue. him pointing it at someone is. i suppose sarcasm doesn't carry through the internet well.

I've generally seen the purple font used to indicate sarcasm on internet forums.

I'm not sure how well it will work with a black background like this forum uses though.

OK... Here's a test...

Nope... that isn't very easy to read... Probably need a lighter shade, but then it wouldn't be "Purple", it would be "DarkOrchid"... Or even lighter, but that would be "Plum"...

I prefer the way we used to do it on USENET:

<sarcasm>
(insert sarcastic statement)
</sarcasm>

This site strips the actual characters "<" and ">" to keep us from adding direct HTML code in our posts, so you need to either change it to a pseudo-BB-Code tag using "[" and "]" instead or use &lt; and &gt;

And if anyone is using one of the apps like Tapatalk to view the posts on the site from a cell phone, the color "standard" goes out the window since many of those apps don't do the colors on the fonts.