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Sirens blaring, nobody's caring.
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  2. Sent packing.
  3. Is that for me?
  4. Save lives, move right.
  5. Sirens blaring, nobody's caring.
  6. The Cavalry
  7. Angels.
  8. Chief Out.
  9. Knock and wait.

Sirens blaring, nobody's caring.

By DukSezQuak

A Los Santos County Police Cruiser responding. A common reason as to why response times are cut down is because drivers fail to yield to emergency vehicles. It's time we start caring when the sirens are blaring.

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Fartknockr

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Skins looks beast! 

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    TrentMU

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    I like those little move over decals you put on it.

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    DukSezQuak

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    4 hours ago, TrentMU said:

    I like those little move over decals you put on it.

    It's all part of the "slow down, move over" campaign. I can't count how many times I've been on duty in Los Santos County and written off a cruiser because someone rear-ends me on a traffic stop >_>

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