Motoring1 min ago
Eamonn Holmes
Watching GB news this morning I caught them in the middle of a chat about police performance. Eamonn said he drives a very expensive car, and on his way into work this morning at 4am he was stopped by an unmarked police car, with blue lights flashing. The officer said that his kind of car is a target, and were making sure it wasn't stolen. Emonn carried on to say this was the third time he had been stopped for this reason and didn't mind at all, as it showed the police are doing their job. First off what a stupid thing to say on air that you drive an expensive car. 2nd, you would think after being stopped 3 times the local police would know who's driving that car at 4pm. Good use of police time or not?? Silly thing to state that your car is an expensive one on air??
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.11.10 Not that keen on him myself but it does take a lot of motivation to spend years getting up at that time in a morning regardless of his great earnings over that time. But his performance on TV now is very sluggish. Maybe time to call it a day? Could be that its just as hard to give up the money rewards.
I was stopped by the police in town once when out for a run at about 4.30 am. I thought it was quite funny. And understandable.
Much as I am not a fan of Holmes though, I don't think he said anything untoward: unless he had mentioned the car (and who guessed EH didn't drink a clapped-out Honda) there'd have been no point mentioning it. And it won't always be the same police.