Are you talking about 'Tropa de Elite', this is a great movie, i've watched the first and the second movie.

Same, I agree!

Bowling Green Police Department

 

Warren County Sheriff's Office

 (This one is a bit dated)

 

Kentucky State Police

 (yes it's a corvette)

 

 

 

Western Kentucky University Police Department

 

Edited October 25, 201312 yr by Skirata2

Bedfordshire Police (Where I currently live)

 

 

ANPR Interceptor (rare, never saw one of those in action, 

 

 

 

 

And the standard issue one, I see those pretty much everyday.

 

Undercover BMW

 

The helicopter (I see one of them literally every other day).

 

 

 

 

 

And that's it. I'm missing the van, but meh.

Seeing all these Crown Vics makes me wish we had those on patrol here in Sweden... 

Edit - I had to remove a lot of text and imagists so I could post this.

 

I live in Stockholm, Sweden right now. And all I can say... I went from a day with CVPI's in my everyday life to Volvo's, and it makes me sad

*I'm not working as a police officer, I'm in Swedish highschool right now*

 

Anyways, in Sweden we have a nationwide police Department/service, fire department & Ambulance services, BUT it's divided up into "counties" (Län in Swedish). So basically I live in Stockholm "County" (Län). In Stockholm county, we - the police department mainly use Volvo V70/XC70's, VW's, Mercedes-Benz & SAAB's.

*Sorry for the different shapes & some watermarked pictures, it's hard to find "good" ones*

- I write we, reffering to us in Stockholm "county" (Län) and the police.

 

Our primary police vehicle is the Volvo V70/XC70

The SAAB 9-5 & 9-3 Aero (My favourite police car after the CVPI ofc)

The SAAB 9-3 Aero, it was never really used as a official patrol vehicle, but they do have some (Note: very few) of them.

VW - We use both the VW Passat and the VW Transporter, both as unmarked and marked vehicles.

The VW Transporter

 

Mercedes-Benz - We use both the E350 as a patrol car (Marked & unmarked), the Sprinter as a transporter and the Vito as Supervisor & transport vehicle.

The Mercedes-Benz E350 patrol vehicle

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The Mercedes-Benz Vito used both as a supervisor vehicle and police transporter.

 

The supervisor version (Note: "Lednings fordon" - "Supervisor Vehicle" or "lead vehicle".

The Mercedes-Benz Sprinter

They're often used as "riot control vehicles" for soccer (European football) games.

 

 

Unmarked vehicles

The Stockholm "County" police uses all kinds of unmarked vehicles, but the most common one is the XC70/V70's. They're used for everything, from detective vehicles to traffic enforcment.

The unmarked vehicles in Stockholm county uses built-in LED lights, but they also have acces to a so called "Kojak light", which is a blue LED rotorlight which they put up on the roof with help of a magnet under it.

Unmarked vehicle w/ Kojak on the roof

 

 

 

 

 

A unmarked Mercedes-Benz Vito

 

Piketen (SWAT)

The Swedish SWAT (Piketen in Swedish) is the police departments last resort. Eventhough the Swedish police actually have a special military-like force called Nationella Insatsstyrkan, this is often reffered to as the "last resort".

They use all kinds of cars, not just to blend in to a "everyday life" but to fit their special equipment. Therefor they use a variaty of cars.

 

Look at the door, it clearly says "Stockholms Län Piketen" - Translation would be - "Stockholm County SWAT"

 

Chevy's 

The Stockholm "County" Police Department uses quite a few of Chevy "busses" or vans. Both as SWAT vehicles, supervisor version, Stockholm Transit police & and regular transporters.

 

Once again, read on the door, it clearly says "Stockholms Län Tunnelbanepolisen" translaton - "Stockholm County Transit Police".

 

 

 

A chevy Supervisor untit or Ledningsfordon in Swedish

 

Police officers

We have a total of 28 500 (app) police officers in all of Sweden, 6 900 of those work in Stockholm "county" (Län).

 

"Regular" patrol officers walking with high-visibilty vests

Everyday police uniform

 

 

Piketen (SWAT)

 

 

YouTube videos of different police cars responding.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sorry for making the post so long, but I wanted everyone to have a good "basic" knowledge about the Stockholm "County" police.

 

Are you intrested in knowing more about the Swedish Police? Read this - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_Police_Service 

 

Did I say something that's wrong? Quote this post and correct me

Edited December 3, 201312 yr by Crizby

Our local police

[imghttp://policecarwebsite.net/yet/police1/sara106.jpg]
Sheriff Dept.


State

 

My local law enforcement agencies are:

PSP and GNR.

 

PSP: Polícia de Segurança Publica

GNR: Guarda Nacional Republicana

My local Police force is the Metropolitan Police. (I live in London)

South Carolina Highway Patrol

 

Worst paintjob ever for a department. Reminds me of the Border Patrol, Post-Homeland Security

 

Yup, A viper. 

 

 

South Carolina is so confused when it comes to the cars they use. They've used Crown vics, then switched to Caprices within 2 years, then went back to Crown Vics and Chargers, then went all chargers. Then they decided to go chargers and Tauruses, and now they're back to crown vics. All those cars within 5 years.... And they say SC isn't doing well economically.....

South Carolina is so confused when it comes to the cars they use. They've used Crown vics, then switched to Caprices within 2 years, then went back to Crown Vics and Chargers, then went all chargers. Then they decided to go chargers and Tauruses, and now they're back to crown vics. All those cars within 5 years.... And they say SC isn't doing well economically.....

They went back to crown vics? Are they refurbished, or did they stockpile them several years ago and are just now putting them out?

They went back to crown vics? Are they refurbished, or did they stockpile them several years ago and are just now putting them out?

I wanna say they stockpiled them somewhere. I feel like they've kept all the cars they've previously used, and just use them as they need them. I still occasionally see caprices or tauruses but they officially went back to crown vics.

Our local police

[imghttp://policecarwebsite.net/yet/police1/sara106.jpg]

Sheriff Dept.

State

 

Hello fellow Alabamian.

 

 

Also, My department: 

 

 

 

 

Edited December 9, 201312 yr by Grant Matos

Mooresville is known as Race City, USA because of the large number of NASCAR team race shops which is why our police cars have checkered flags

speaking of NASCAR i just thought id throw this in for any NASCAR or Dale Earnhardt SR fans.

 

Love the entire Earnhardt family, and love this engine!

The agencies patroling in my area are:

 

Crowley Police Department (which I will be applying to shortly)

 

Crowley City Marshal (It is extreamly rare, but I will sometimes see this car driving around town)

 

Louisiana State Troopers

 

Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries (Game Warden)

 

There is also the Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department, but they apperently don't like cameras since I have found it impossible to get a picture of their cars since they changed the design.

 

I can tell you that the Crowley Police Department is not the best, response time can be pretty lengthy and officers are offten see abusing their powers and breaking numerous traffic laws in the patrol cars with no lights or sirens on. They will rarely pull anyone over. I passed a marked unit the other day going 50 over the speed limit in front of a park with no seatbelt and texting while driving and all the officer did was wave. However, if they ever do pull you over the tickets are extreamly easy to get fixed.

 

The Acadia Parish Sheriff's Department is a sight you'll rarely see. They are far from short handed but somehow still seem to be nowhere to be found. The only way to find one is to call them to your house (if your outside the city limits) and wait the 30+ minutes until they get there.

 

The Louisiana State Police is about the meanest group you'll ever meet. They allow absolutely no slack when on patrol. Doing something wrong and pass them? Might as well take out your wallet before they even move because your going to get light up and 99% of the time have a few heafty tickets when they're done, and don't even think about trying to get those tickets fixed, that's pretty much impossible.

 

The Crowley City Marshal, nobody really knows what they do around town. I didn't even know we had any until I came across that picture online and started looking for the car around town.

 

The Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries. Extreamly strict, however, very easy to get away from. I can recall countless times of being light up by a game warden. However, a quick duck into a field and they'll keep going like nothing ever happened. If your are unlucky enough to be cought by one, they have no mercy. You better pray you haven't done anything wrong, and if you have you can kiss your truck/four-wheeler, gun, kills, and hunting license goodbye for a while becuase they'll take it all.

These are the police forces near me 

 

 

 

A camaro SS. Mmmmmmm

Edited December 16, 201312 yr by OfficerRampage

here is the city police 

 

http://imgur.com/ox1ObJL

 

http://imgur.com/ZZzjEHu

 

the charger is very new

 

here is the sheriff 

 

http://imgur.com/F9p4fiT

 

sometimes the sheriff will pass through the town

 

State police they stop by even now and then

 

http://imgur.com/NyQSoHz

 

thats everything if i ever apply to the Ohio state police i hope i use the Crown vic :D 

Edited December 16, 201312 yr by gamerdanger99

I live in Coventry in the West Midlands. our Police is the West Mildands Police which serves Coventry, Birmingham,Dudley,Solihull  and

 

 

Wolverhampton. images can be found on google images. sorry if they'll a big big they might be some more im not sure.   if anyone wanted to make a skin pack ill Appricate  it :).

 

 

 

 

 

Vauxhall insignia

 

 

 

 

Peaguot  im not sure on the model

 

inveco Dailly Public Order Van

 

 

 

peaugot 308

 

 

SKoda Octavia Police Dogs

Edited December 16, 201312 yr by Thekid96

Here's the five agencies that patrol my area (I rarely see Loudoun County but they occasionally come over)

Fairfax county skin has been made by fire fighter 5663! :)

All police vehicles here are in the same livery. New Zealand Police is a nationwide agency responsible for the majority of law enforcement in New Zealand and there are no local variations in livery in each city. There used to be a separate livery for general duties branch and highway patrol but now they are slowly changing them to be all the same. They operate Holden Omega's which are similar to the Caprice and we also have some slightly older Commodore's which aren't very nice IMO.

 

Edited December 17, 201312 yr by untitled

My local Law-Enforcement department is the NYPD; I feel rather privileged. :D

But don't forget all your other agencies!