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A Routine Traffic Stop
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  3. "Catch of the Day"
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  5. A Routine Traffic Stop
  6. Aftermath of a Pursuit
  7. Road closure 2
  8. Road Closure
  9. Another Road Closure

A Routine Traffic Stop

By LukeD

This lady was originally pulled over after she squeezed her car between the two lanes of traffic and jumped a red light. A check on the computer revealed she had no valid license, it was a short journey to the police station that day.

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    Sentinel55

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    For your information, the AI always jumps over the red light on that intersection.

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    • Chief of Police

    LukeD

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    For your information, the AI always jumps over the red light on that intersection.

    Yeah they do on quite a few I noticed. I don't really care all that much though, makes things more fun :)

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    Leonov

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    Been running into those  case quite often it feels like!

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