I was trying to think of a way to stop this guy in his tracks but the only ones who can do that are the general public. The CAA, nor the Ambulance service nor the assoc of AA's could have any say in their progress.
That's probably the best thing about this programme - to put an element of doubt in everyone's mind.
It's a shame that there are people like this out there - fleecing the innocent under false pretences, but to do it in full view of the audience as well is downright outrageous.
For an (ex) member of his staff to speak out about him like this goes to show how the "charity" has lost its way.
Could the charities commission become involved?
I feel sorry for all the other regional units who do a sterling job especially in economic circumstances like this.