Jerbell92

That car is NASA Security Forces. For example, US Military Police car livery depends on bases most of the time. Those are from Moffett Federal Airfield, where NASA has a research lab.

Yeah, just something so that when you play in the dark you don't get blinded.

I would stay away from a white background on it, playing late at night or in the dark would be terrible with it. Otherwise, it looks nice.

That is not the correct one, the antenna and rear lighting is not the same as in his pictures.

My internet isn't the best as you can see. I used to have Comcast which was so much faster in my area.

I think it is a whelen legacy.

The Chicago Blackhawks.

There are things that are considered "Forcible Felonies" a forcible felony allows a law enforcement officer to shoot an unarmed suspect in the back. Forcible felonies are any felony committed which involves the use or threat of physical force or violence against a person. The way he was driving was a risk to the public and also he was blowing through intersections, which made the pursuit come to end. Also, it night and he was running you don't know what he has on him or why he was running. It in my opinion was justified.

Illinois State Police have switched to the Whelen Liberty. Some fire departments around where I live also use the Code 3 Excalibur on their apparatus. The Chicago Fire Department uses the Vision light bar on their newer ambulances and ladder trucks.

Yes, feed the beast!

My local police department has gotten 2 2013 dodge chargers, 1 explorer and 2 new Harley motorcycles. They bought around 10 2011 crown vics and 2 or 3 expeditions a few years back. I see them using them for another two three years. Except for the Canine Unit seeing as they only get new equipment and vehicles from money from drug seizures.

Well, the bill passed in the house, just need the President's signature which he already said he would do as soon as possible, but the funding is only for 2 and a half months. So we have enough funding until 2014.

I see people saying you could have tased them there have been over 500 taser related death in the united states that is on a human think about that on a dog. A dog that is the kid and has a smaller heart (About half of a human heart) most likely the dog would have died from being tased too. The shooting is justified, look at a force matrix '> SERIOUS bodily harm a dog leaching at your face that could bite your face it could attack you so bad that you end up dying later at the hospital or even on the ambulance. Death/Serious Bodily Harm is considered Lethal Force. So in the end it was justified to me.