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There's a silver/light blue, '97 Accord sedan ghost car rolling around Surrey somewhere. |
I remember seeing a ghost car with the plates "HAA 666" I dont think it was a coincidence :) |
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Saying stuff like "the most effective method of attack is not letting your enemy know where you will attack from" is just retarded. The general public aren't the enemy... Cops are supposed to be out there to "serve and protect" the general public, not to hide in ghost cars, bushes, behind bus stops, light posts, etc. and write tickets for going 15 over with the flow of traffic. Ghosts cars are only useful for collecting money, that's all |
my buddy drives an undercover Nissan suv. don't drive like a twat and you'll be fine :p since ive had my L(10 years ago) ive never had a ticket...so I guess im doing fine :D |
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Do they ever use these ghost cars to other uses rather than writing up speeding tickets? Serious question. |
^ same soundy as the BCJC one? |
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RCMP Burnaby has Chevy Tahoe's & Surburbans for when they do busts (grow ops/crack shacks). Otherwise I rarely see the surburbans out, but the Tahoe's are always out and about. For more specifically the weird/fancy undercovers. They're mainly for speeding tickets, traffic violations. |
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theyre getting crafty, in abby they have 2 chargers... 1 on 20" american racing style 5 spoke. mission had an accord a couple years back. also seen a couple buick undercovers now in this area of the valley. but taxi? trolololol :troll: |
Don't forget boys and girls, if you were breaking road laws by speeding or not using a signal, who cares if it was undercover or not? You took a chance and got caught. No right to complaining. Posted via RS Mobile |
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And guess what... pulling people over for excessive speeding and doing unsafe lane changes is "serve and protect"ing. |
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if the taxi driver is white, hes a cop. |
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They have these in new york |
^^^^^ undercover cop car back fired... lol.. |
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