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Chief Chandler is shown going Code 3 to a pursuit of armed suspects. The 3 suspects took off after one of the officers from Blaine County pulled over the car for a traffic violation. Promptly after, the officer noticed the occupants were wanted for possible involvement in supplying cocaine to several dealers in Blaine County, one of the dealers was just brought into custody by Chandler last week. The officer called in for code 2 backup, however when the occupants saw additional units, they booked it. Traveling in an upgraded Felon with several engine upgrades, Chandler responded code 3 to help his fellow officers. The officers involved had units that could keep up with the pursuit, however lacked a rambar in the situation where pitting was necessary. The vehicle shown is the chief's Caprice, however the lighting theme has been completely altered to blue and red after several criticisms came his way regarding the vehicle "not matching the rest of the fleet", and some blabber of "special treatment". The vehicle also got a paint-job to fit in with the rest of the fleet as well. Chandler was reluctant to give up his truly custom "blueberry" vehicle, but agreed that even he should not receive any special treatment, and was content with simply being able to drive the upgraded Caprice. The Caprice was brought back to the lighting company and they promptly switched out the lights to blend with the rest of the fleet. All three of the suspects are in custody after several pit maneuvers and some shots at the tires of the vehicle. There were minor injuries to the officers involved, however all are in stable condition at this time. While the suspects are in the station, they refuse to cooperate with detectives. Skin by: Krame86 Model by: 72Will

While out patrolling today, the chief of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office couldn't help but notice Curt Smith racing around traffic and running red lights like there was no tomorrow. In an attempt to stop him, the Chief Chandler utilized the V8 in his new Caprice and raced after the suspect code 3. After several dangerous intersections and stoplights, the suspect slowed down in which Chandler thought he was stopping, however the biker raced away yet again, turning into a high speed pursuit. After about 10 minutes of driving, Smith braked a tad too hard and ended up with the rambar of the Caprice up his back wheel, causing him to fly off the bike, luckily unharmed. Chandler moved in for the arrest, while his other units attempted to catch up to the pursuit. After the arrest, it was discovered that Smith was one of the distributors for cocaine that had been sliding under the department's radar for months. He was also under the influence of cocaine at the time of the arrest (shocker!). Smith is now being questioned by the sheriff's office, in hopes that the supplier of this chain will be found, however as of now.. he's not budging. Model by: 72Will

Another picture of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office's new 2015 Caprice. The chief was always known to be a little OCD with his cars, however this one was personally his patrol car, so he spared no effort in making sure it was exactly how he wanted it. The car itself was only about $32,000 stock, however after all of the customizations put in, especially all the additional lighting that was installed, the car totaled about $49,500. Along with the lighting the chief had installed, he also darkened the window tints, upgraded to a power V8 Engine, from the standard V6, added bulletproof tires, as well as bulletproof glass, and had additional equipment installed on the interior of the model. In the picture seen here, the chief is literally "checking off" each of the additional components he had installed, making sure absolutely nothing is missing. In addition to this check process, which he does with every new patrol vehicle, he has the patrol cars washed weekly as well.... he never denied being a perfectionist. The vehicle passed his inspection.. for the most part, despite the fact that the car came with a tiny ( and we mean tiny ) scuff on the driver side door, which he vowed to have repaired, at the expense of the manufacturer of course.

Today, the chief of the Blaine County Sheriff's Office stopped this man who performed an illegal u-turn around a median. Gerald Harper, who was driving the vehicle, was fairly compliant… except the fact that he argued that what he did was 100% legal. Harper was issued a $250 ticket for the illegal u-turn in addition to 2 points on his license, unless Harper chooses to fight the ticket in court. The man was spotted while the chief was testing out a brand new vehicle to Blaine County’s fleet: a 2015 Chevy Caprice. The vehicle is exclusive to only the chief, as is the all blue lighting. The blue lighting on the Caprice is exclusive to this vehicle as well. All other vehicles in the fleet feature red and blues. No expense was spared when crafting the chief’s new Caprice, especially due to the high amount of drug busts in the last two months which sparked a huge increase in revenue for the department. The vehicle features an improved lightbar from the stock model and many additional lighting features purchased separately from an additional lighting company and installed by the department, including the lights shown on the rambar and in the windshield. The vehicle features a slick black paintjob and is unmarked (but certainly not undercover), making it the ideal vehicle to spot out speeders without being noticed. The department, at this point in time, could only afford one Caprice due to the extensive customizations installed, however the chief doesn't feel the need to replace any other vehicles in the department.