Ninety Miles in a One Mile Town

Suspicious sandwich eating... Rabid foxes... Singing “Bad Boys” at the Police Academy at the end of every day... Smoking teens... Crimes on the half of the cemetery the LEO doesn't have jurisdiction over...

Oh, and a really annoying software program identifying stolen license plates...um, I mean fences... um, crosswalks...whatever.... The sound it makes seems really important!!!

Couldn't help myself.

I can't quite explain it, but when this video was finally done, I really wanted to watch it all over again!!!



I know... I know...

That is 8 minutes and 59 seconds of my life I will never get back.

reply to post by Todzer

Originally posted by Todzer
That is 8 minutes and 59 seconds of my life I will never get back.

I think it adds something.

If it isn't safe for a civilian to use a cell phone while driving then what makes it safe for a cop to do so. Last time I heard "super human" wasn't in the job pre-requisites.

Also, isn't he texting when he is using the mobile work station while driving.

There is so much information overload in that car with the MWS beeping at him, the radar going off, the two way talking, and is phone ringing, he should be the last one to be talking on a phone while driving.

Double standards like this is what makes people want to alienate cops instead of cooperate with them. Where I am here, cops are allowed to use Segways but it is illegal for civilians. If that is not a step backwards then I don't know what is.

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Great observations... All of it had me laughing.

I also marvel at how well funded law enforcement is even at this local level. The technology may be less than perfect, but there sure does seem to be a whole lot of it for the local guy.

Standard police car.


remove the word police from the door and what do you have?
an undercover police car



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