beaupower32
Tech Sergeant
i didnt think about that, But im pretty sure that is the case with some of these.
Police Cars.....
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i didnt think about that, But im pretty sure that is the case with some of these.
B-17engineer
Colonel
Well, I'll go down to my dads station soon and take some pics. But here on some on the internet.....
1st pic: I don't know who is in the car but it's the Ford Expedition my dad drives
2nd pic: The towns (25,000 people) patch
3rd: HQ and there right next to a fire house as you can see.
1st pic: I don't know who is in the car but it's the Ford Expedition my dad drives
2nd pic: The towns (25,000 people) patch
3rd: HQ and there right next to a fire house as you can see.
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Messy1
Master Sergeant
That looks like a cool old Police Station B17! Love old one like that, that is how a police station is supposed to look IMO!
B-17engineer
Colonel
Yea, I like the look too 
But is a bit crammed with 30 officers on at a time
Station has:
5 Lieutenants (My dad being one of them)
15 Sargent's
and 52 Corporals.
But is a bit crammed with 30 officers on at a time
Station has:
5 Lieutenants (My dad being one of them
) 15 Sargent's
and 52 Corporals.
B-17engineer
Colonel
Where do you go golfing? Just kidding, yes it does
B-17engineer
Colonel
Wow! 
Many many similarities!
Many many similarities!
B-17engineer
Colonel
You'll not believe this one, police car in Sorrento, Italy last year.
"This is the newest in the fleet, Pushes 15 mph."
RabidAlien
1st Lieutenant
"This is the newest in the fleet, Pushes 15 mph."
"Almost caught up with a jaywalker, but he turned out to be a speed-walker and managed to elude pursuit."
pbfoot
1st Lieutenant
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
I know I posted this cart in the other police car thread, but I'll drop it in here too...
This CHP golf cart is a genuine law enforcement vehicle, used at special events and is equipped with Code1 and Code2 lighting and a siren/PA...
The Radar trailer was being repaired, and we had a little fun with the sign. This was behind the shop, out of view of the public. When I had it out front of the shop for testing, I had the actual posted limit on display.
This CHP golf cart is a genuine law enforcement vehicle, used at special events and is equipped with Code1 and Code2 lighting and a siren/PA...
The Radar trailer was being repaired, and we had a little fun with the sign. This was behind the shop, out of view of the public. When I had it out front of the shop for testing, I had the actual posted limit on display.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
B-17engineer
Colonel
RA.
Messy1
Master Sergeant
I heard recently that all energy drinks were banned in Italy for this same reason! Gives the walker too much of an advantage!
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Lucky13
Forum Mascot
So, they hand out tickets for speedwalking then or WUI?
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
Or would that be "Stumbling Under the Influence"?
Here's some photos of CHP (California Highway Patrol) vehicles taken over the years at the shop.
IMG 1: Unit 6915...this vehicle is also called "RoboCop" because it's a prototype test vehicle. It has onboard computer systems that automate the vehicle's functions and uses voice commands and has a HUD display (visable just above and to the left of the steering wheel).
IMG 2: One of two Camaros that were in service in this area between 2003 and 2006.
IMG 3: Yep...that's me in that "slicktop"...
IMG 4: Unit RRV1 is a mobile incident command post, capable of interagency co-ordination.
IMG 5: The business end of RRV1.
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Aaron Brooks Wolters
Brigadier General
Looks to be a few tons worth of electronics in the command vehicle.
GrauGeist
Generalfeldmarschall zur Luftschiff Abteilung
There's quite a few bucks worth of gear in there, indeed.
The telecomm coverage is staggering. They have a real-time satellite uplink to a state-wide network that allows this Redding unit to monitor L.A. area CHP ops, for example. That allows the incident commander to have real-time data on anything from a school takeover, to a natural disaster.
The radios cover UHF and VHF (27MHz, 46-47MHz, 144-174MHz, 512MHz, 816-900MHz and 1.8-2.3GHz) and can communicate on multiple bands at the same time.
And the list goes on...it's an impressive set up.
The telecomm coverage is staggering. They have a real-time satellite uplink to a state-wide network that allows this Redding unit to monitor L.A. area CHP ops, for example. That allows the incident commander to have real-time data on anything from a school takeover, to a natural disaster.
The radios cover UHF and VHF (27MHz, 46-47MHz, 144-174MHz, 512MHz, 816-900MHz and 1.8-2.3GHz) and can communicate on multiple bands at the same time.
And the list goes on...it's an impressive set up.
