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Update to this thread. I am no longer in the reserve program with my agency and have switched over to full time. I can no longer continue my contributions to the GTA community. I will not be returning for GTA 5, nor do I have a plan to return for any future game modeling. I ask the moderators to close it as it is no longer needed. Thanks and good luck to everyone.

We'll see, I'll have to create that light bar. Has anybody seen a U.F.O. before?

Kevin and I are working on the same vehicle.

I never said I was working on a Caprice...lol. Command vehicle is on the back burner for now.

Which car do these rims belong to? :biggrin:

The CVPI is like a chick you could beat up and she would still love you. It gets the job done, but needed to be replaced.

Wrong, the officer was charged with reckless driving, which is a misdemeanor. Even though the officer is an idiot for driving at that speed(if he really was), it was not a felony. The trooper should have charged him with fleeing if she felt she had probable cause. Unless there were reports of a police car that was stolen, I don't see how she could gather even reasonable suspicion that this car was stolen(but maybe she knows more than us). Miami is known for their reckless drivers. Police, Fireman, TROOPERS, citizens regularly speed, sometimes over 100 mph. Your assumptions are ridiculous, I never stated that he should have received professional courtesy, nor did I state that it should be accepted. If you actually read what I wrote, my comments are about the trooper, not the officer. Okay, you have 3 months left at the academy. I already graduated from the academy. I am an active certified L.E.O(in Florida), you a lot to learn before you start telling me "if you can't handle that then you shouldn't be a cop". @Asuna, sooo failing to yield while doing 120+ isn't? what planet are you from? Reckless driving, a 1st degree misdemeanor. @Pedro Traffic violation !? Wow.... you should read more.... Endangering life of innocent people, driving 120 mph!! on an official vehicle, no emergency, plus!! failing to stop after long minutes, he knew he was being pulled over, he just play stupid... So what if, an off duty cop running at 120 mph hit your car, kill one of your passanger. Would you say that of her or would you say, thanks officer ! -_- smph You should re-read my comment instead of this ignorant remark. No where did I state it was acceptable what the officer did. Yes, it was a TRAFFIC VIOLATION, reckless driving is a criminal traffic violation. Simply said, the Trooper had probable cause for the stop due to reckless driving. It was not a felony, and should have been handled completely different. She should have gotten his car number and reported it to his supervisor. In fact, she disobeyed her superior, Then an unidentified person on the radio tells Watts: "If they tell you it's a patrol car, just have her back off." http://articles.cnn.com/2011-11-04/us/us_florida-cop-reckless-driving_1_patrol-car-miami-officer-miami-police?_s=PM:US @dralis83 Slim must be a youngster stating his thoughts, although, i've been a POST CERT officer for 8 years and going in a population of 67,000+ she was justified, and did the right thing, he stated he was "Off duty" traveling to a nearby school that his department gives "security" too... But running 120mph non-code3, absolutely un called for.... Sorry Slim, decent video to cause a stir, but until you actually hit the road you shouldn't try to justify someone else's case when you have no idea of the the job details, I hope you the best in this career in the future....... Regardless of if you are an L.E.O. or not, I will treat your comment as truthful. There was nothing wrong with the stop(she had probable cause, but I would have handled it differently). The use of force deployed was unnecessary as that could have been a day 2 police officers were killed(or 1). I feel highly threatened by anybody(other police, military, ect) who is pointing a weapon at me while I am in uniform and in my fully marked car. It should have been handled where a supervisor would have been contacted with his car number to prevent a possible situation where deadly force might have been used. If this officer were to kill somebody, the blood would be on his hands. Reporting it to the supervisor frees the trooper of neglect as she did her duty. The liability would now fall on her supervisor, his supervisor and the officer. It would be a sad day for those in L.E. to lose 2 brothers/sisters of ours. To the first negative comment, you are on a video game website. I simply release my 3d models here, what's your excuse? Second comment, if you are willing to pull a gun on a fully uniformed police officer in a marked police car, you are willing to kill a police officer. A gun is not for intimidation, a gun is DEADLY FORCE and is to be used in a situation when a subject has caused a belief that they are likely to cause great bodily harm or death. Reckless driving doesn't constitute that, a traffic violation. Even, if she knew the car was stolen and a felony stop was warranted it would be a pretty smart idea to get backup there before attempting to do one by yourself...I haven't seen that taught at the academy, must be under F.H.P.'s Super Trooper for dummy's section of their academy book(no offense).

The super trooper is a retard for pulling a gun on another L.E.O., it's a traffic violation...You pull a gun on somebody who has a gun, you better be prepared to use it. That could have easily ended with shots fired. Also, no it was not a felony, lol.