700 HP Hummer in Law Enforcement in TX!!
05-16-2006, 09:11 PM
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That is the lamest human being I have ever seen. Did you look at the pic of him "checking" his gun. What a lame ***, I bet he wreck the thing in less than a year because he drives it like a moron.
Well at least I hope he does. The only problem is that the poor guy in a Civic that he nearly kills running over gets sued afterwards because police NEVER cause car accidents.
Well at least I hope he does. The only problem is that the poor guy in a Civic that he nearly kills running over gets sued afterwards because police NEVER cause car accidents.
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05-16-2006, 09:31 PM
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....now if that is real I feel stupid for getting so pissed.
If not then I can feel safe knowing that that vehicle is going to be someones coffin or a major garage queen.
The Army recruiter guys go to ACC in Austin with their little PMR looking Hummer too and everyone ignores them. I saw them toss a football around on the sidewalks and almost whack a kid in the head. They don't stay long since seeing that in reality just pisses us off about the waste of money.
Now the Air Force pacer cars are cool, blue and silver LS1 Camaro's with the Air Force wings painted on the hood. Cheap Z28's that actually are used by U2's to see where they are going when they drive on the tarmac. Plus they aren't tacky. Though I am sure they have something obnoxious driving around for the recruiters.
If not then I can feel safe knowing that that vehicle is going to be someones coffin or a major garage queen.
The Army recruiter guys go to ACC in Austin with their little PMR looking Hummer too and everyone ignores them. I saw them toss a football around on the sidewalks and almost whack a kid in the head. They don't stay long since seeing that in reality just pisses us off about the waste of money.
Now the Air Force pacer cars are cool, blue and silver LS1 Camaro's with the Air Force wings painted on the hood. Cheap Z28's that actually are used by U2's to see where they are going when they drive on the tarmac. Plus they aren't tacky. Though I am sure they have something obnoxious driving around for the recruiters.
05-16-2006, 10:14 PM
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Originally Posted by K9Kev
Read down the list of comments....Ya'll been April fooled.....lol
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05-16-2006, 10:53 PM
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There is no county or city tags on the vehicle and every lawdog usually has his city/county markings on the ride. I call BS this would have been all on the news.
...exactly
05-17-2006, 08:08 AM
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Don't put it past DEA though. Buddy of mine was issued a Range Rover (with a $10k DVD/screen/theater system - great for stakeouts!), his partner had a turbo Supra, as "company vehicles" (they were seizures). That was a few years ago tho, he's moved now.
05-17-2006, 11:09 AM
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Originally Posted by Ravenous T\A
well look at that NorthLake Officer with his Nitrous injected Camaro
........Just joking Kev
........Just joking Kev
