Agey2

Columbus, OH, a few years back, had been recycling 1996 Chevy Caprice's for the Freeway Patrol division. They apparently had just been recycling parts. I believe they were recently phased out though. Heres a pic of one. '>

I'm surprised no one has said this yet, but park ranger or conservation work. Decent pay (Unless its NYC), make your own hours.... Take home unit!!

I get the whole miscellaneous forum and all, but why bother posting stuff like this?

Obviously the Connecticut state Police Their design is incredible and immaculate

Primary was TBTA. Probably a bit eager to get into some little seen action on the bridges lol. Idk how their training compares to NYPD or NYSP. If my memory serves me right, they're just peace officers, not full police officers, so they don't go through the full blown police academy, just the peace officer one

Hello all. The other night I realized how fun it was to attempt to "chase paper," or serve warrants, and attempt to locate wanted people. I was wondering if someone would maybe be able to make an API script where you would go to an address or location and attempt to serve papers and arrest said wanted person. My apologies if this is in the wrong section or has already been suggested. Thank!

How about you try taking a determined homeless man down with 3 of your buddies? It ain't all sunshine and rainbows, i'll tell you that. When someone is hopped up on adrenaline, they can do almost super human things. Theres a good example in Minnesota I believe. An officer shot a man 14 times, including in the chest, heart, diaphragm, kidneys, and eventually, 3 times in the head. Before being hit in the head, the man continued firing on the officer until being taken down. Even after he had 3 bullets in his brain, he STILL had vital signs. That is a man who was shot 14 times, let alone a homeless guy who had been shot 0 times. Anyway, the point is, once adrenaline (or other drugs) kick in, you need more than 4 guys.