Are Cops becoming more trickier?
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even up here in the northbay the CHP has been way harsher, in the last week i have seen 4 ricers pulled over with their hood popped, that is unheard of up here.
plus local pd can kiss my white ***
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Yes they are very tricky pulling me over via airplane
Yeah...lol...call and request a marked car plz...as i find the nearest quad cloverleaf and lose you by the 4th ramp and i'll be back on route 
well theres a couple things.one it could be a off duty cop pulling someone over.2,you donthave to pull over for un marked vehicles.you can call and request a regular marked car.3,the all blk bike was prob just not done getting paint.i know chp is trying out a different model bmw bike
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These were for commercial enforcement almost exclusively... trucks. They will pull other cars but they are mostly stationed in areas to specifically target big rig violations. Some of them have been distributed to general areas. We have one in Santa Cruz. I think there were around 70 of them?
Most of them have been or are about to be retired and I don't think they're gonna get new ones to replace them.
I think they should replace all these unmarketed cars with carbon motors cars or another car designed specifically for the police department. They're safer for the officer and police presence helps keep crime down. So driving around unmarked cars is in my opinion not as safe for the officer and doesn't do as much to prevent crime. Yes it will lead to more tickets and they do serve a purpose... gang taskforces and things of that nature. But for general purpose I think they should have car more like this...
Most of them have been or are about to be retired and I don't think they're gonna get new ones to replace them.
I think they should replace all these unmarketed cars with carbon motors cars or another car designed specifically for the police department. They're safer for the officer and police presence helps keep crime down. So driving around unmarked cars is in my opinion not as safe for the officer and doesn't do as much to prevent crime. Yes it will lead to more tickets and they do serve a purpose... gang taskforces and things of that nature. But for general purpose I think they should have car more like this...
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Camaros for big rigs makes total sense...
Lets have older cops be on the street doing foot chases
and have all the young athletic cops inside doing paperwork
Lets have older cops be on the street doing foot chases
and have all the young athletic cops inside doing paperwork
im not sure about CHP but i know we(solano sheriffs office)are going to try them.one for K-9,patrol and a sgt's car.right around june,when we get our fiscal money
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Anyone know what the CHP trucks are for? i figured those were for big rigs etc...or hauling something...drugs!?
But i saw one way up out of Boulder Creek and i was like huh?
But i saw one way up out of Boulder Creek and i was like huh?
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They carry the gear for the brake check points for trucks. That is their main purpose I believe. The guys that do the checks use them.
These were for commercial enforcement almost exclusively... trucks. They will pull other cars but they are mostly stationed in areas to specifically target big rig violations. Some of them have been distributed to general areas. We have one in Santa Cruz. I think there were around 70 of them?
Most of them have been or are about to be retired and I don't think they're gonna get new ones to replace them.
I think they should replace all these unmarketed cars with carbon motors cars or another car designed specifically for the police department. They're safer for the officer and police presence helps keep crime down. So driving around unmarked cars is in my opinion not as safe for the officer and doesn't do as much to prevent crime. Yes it will lead to more tickets and they do serve a purpose... gang taskforces and things of that nature. But for general purpose I think they should have car more like this...
Most of them have been or are about to be retired and I don't think they're gonna get new ones to replace them.
I think they should replace all these unmarketed cars with carbon motors cars or another car designed specifically for the police department. They're safer for the officer and police presence helps keep crime down. So driving around unmarked cars is in my opinion not as safe for the officer and doesn't do as much to prevent crime. Yes it will lead to more tickets and they do serve a purpose... gang taskforces and things of that nature. But for general purpose I think they should have car more like this...
I could be wrong, but I thought it was the last 300 Camaro's produced ( before they went out of production and came back with the new style ) were all specifically sold to law enforcement?
Yeah, that black car would definitely look intimidating rolling around town. Now it just needs the "To Punish & Enslave" logo across the side
I am pretty certain that San Ramon Police Department has at least 1 Charger as well ( actually I wouldn't be surprised if there are more Chargers around the area, I just don't see them that often ).
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i didnt know CHP had chargers! no more looking out for those Crown Vic lights with blinkers on the inside...
Maybe it will be nice in 5 years when they all have chargers and the taxis still have crown vics...stupid taxis always thinkin theyre cops in the rearview.
Maybe it will be nice in 5 years when they all have chargers and the taxis still have crown vics...stupid taxis always thinkin theyre cops in the rearview.