This blew my mind. It's in Canada (go fig.) Anyone ever seen anything like this?
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quote:True, however there are some departments that forbid involvement of unmarked cruisers in pursuits. I'm not sure if this would allow you to side step this issue (or even if TPS has that policy), however I saw a TPS Crown Vic with this set up last year and they are very visible at night at the side of the road, and nearly invisible during the day in indirect light.
Originally posted by kirch:
Yes. Here in the U.S. we call it an
"u-n-m-a-r-k-e-d
s-q-u-a-d"
Surprised you haven't heard of it.
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quote:Just be glad you were born in Canada, because if you were a Brit you'd be driving a Vauxhall Astra rather than a Ford Crown Victoria!
Originally posted by PeteBroccolo:
I looked at some of those cars that Soho Bandit sent on the other thread and I just could not see myself in some of them EXCEPT the Rover - now THAT was neat!
quote:Oh really now, I guess I gotta keep an eye open for them. I've seen a few Ford Experditions with the lights 'hidden' behind the tinted windows,(yeah o.k. mister driving the huge SUV, you're not a cop
Originally posted by phuzz01:
And Mass. State Police use some sweeeeeet green unmarked Mustangs for aggressive driving enforcement.
quote:I go to school in Middletown, CT, which is where the CSP headquarters is. You see troopers' take-homes everywhere around here! They're at the gym, the grocery store, etc. etc. It REALLY makes you dot all your i's and cross all your t's.
Originally posted by Mark A. Smith:
...whilst driving through Connecticut over the years I have seen Troopers in...
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