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Meghan Markle chats to First Lady of Canada Sophie Trudeau about 'the pressures of being a partner and a parent' in new Archetypes podcast “SAPOL have taken steps to address this matter.” 'South Australia Police are aware of the social media post relating to an interaction between a SAPOL employee and a member of the public where the police vehicle was identified to have a bald tyre,” it read. South Australia Police have issued a statement in response to Mr Glibo's videos, which appears to vindicate the assertion the police car was defect worthy. The officer does not disagree but still issues the $62 notice. Mr Glibo argues that the blue light is a factory setting. In the third video posted by Mr Glibo, he and officer disagree over the defect notice, which was issued because the bike had a blue light under its headlight. The officer again says he will do it back in the office but Mr Glibo insists he do it on the spot.

'If this was anybody's else's car you'd defect it,' Mr Glibo says. 'So I will defect that when I get back to my office.' 'You're absolutely right,' the officer says. Mr Glibo asks the officer to assess its condition as unroadworthy, which prompts a frank admission. The argument continues in the second video, which opens with a close-up of the offending tyre. 'Why not? That's what you're doing with mine, you're a hypocrite,' Mr Glibo says.

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