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Reporting A possible stolen Car
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Reporting A possible stolen Car

By Sheriff Van Dyck

Officer 29-6 pulled over a car that matches the description of a stolen car. After a few minutes, there was any problem, and officer found that the owner was this poor man did just won the lottery and buy a nice car to impress his mother.

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    Dhruv

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    Whats this police ped,dear sir?

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    Sheriff Van Dyck

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    Hey man, i found it in http://gtapolicemods.com/ i think is in there. Take a look because it has a long time ago since i've downloaded it. If you don't find it tell me and i will upload it to MF (WITH THE NEEDED CREDITS FOR THE AUTHOR) :)

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