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That's not MI5 but the Met Police's Special Escort Group (SEG). I also wouldn't advise bumping topics, it can get annoying.

And as soon as I post that I manage to fix it, instead of using the more traditional DiffuseTint of "0x00FFFFFF" this one seems to work with "0xAA0A0A0A" instead! How strange!

Because it's well known that Hollywood likes to fuck up classics.
 
 
Random pictures of the Miami drug war, 1980's.
 

 
4/18/1984. General view of the warehouse at 3271 NW 28th St where metro police discovered a large amount of cocaine and a factory to make it.
 

 
2/26/1984. North Miami Beach officer Terry Scott. Outside on sells a dime Bag to one of the people arrested Wed, Feb 22 on the corner of NE 15th Ct. and 154th Terrace (taken through the windshield of an unmarked surveillance car).
 

 
4/18/1984. Metro Police arrest a suspect at Cocaine a factory at 3271 NW 28 street.
 
 

 
5/2/1985. Metro Dade Lt. Jim Bowers holds automatic Weapon after the first of five durg busts in NW Dade.
 

 
4/18/1984. Metro detective examines car at 3271 NW 28 St where much ether and acetone were found.
 

 
8/1/1985. Street team from metro secures a suspected drug house on 5 street homestead.
 

 
1/21/1987: Street where DEA agent was shot. Special agent Adolphus Wright was shot twice with a .38-caliber handgun on Jan. 21 as he and other DEA agents raided a cocaine lab in a house at 6720 Royal Melbourne Dr.
 

 
7/11/1979: 1979 shooting at Dadeland Mall Shopping Center.
 

 
Police and federal drug agents set up roadblock on Route 29, just outside Everglades City.
 

 
1987. Metro police Capt Jim Pridgen, supervisor of narcotics unit, stands in front of approx 2001bs of coke found in the trunk of a car at the cene of the coke but at N 28sdt and 32av.
 

 
6/3/1985. Customs Officer Frank Bele displays a stuffed animal- Teddy bear- that was found to contain 156,000 dollars in cash. Large sums of money are being smuggled out of the U.S. to Central and South American countries, it is presumed, to buy drugs.
 
 

 
9/22/1985. A twin engined plane sits on I-75, west of the Palmetto, around 138th St and 97 Ave, after landing and the pilot fleeing. It's a suspected drug plane.
 

 
5/19/1988. DEA Agents guard a container truck where they seized a large shipment of cocaine packaged inside bags of brown sugar.
 
 
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A little obvious, I know, but an excellent car nevertheless. (Massachusetts State Police). 

The presumption of innocence is one of the fundamental laws of a civilized, democratic society. Let's not forget about that.

Lucky you :D

Thanks guys <3 hate you loads.

I'd bring back the LA Noire series. This is my all time favorite Rockstar game

The funniest picture on the internet, ladies and gentlemen.

I changed mine a few weeks back. I like it a lot.

Haha, of course the locomotive wasn't actually owned by the Police. It was painted in British Transport Police colours to act as a deterrent to crimes such as vandalism and trespass on the UK rail network. It was formerly owned by state-owned British Rail and then Virgin Trains, and was employed on InterCity trains throughout the country.

 

Haha, of course the locomotive wasn't actually owned by the Police. It was painted in British Transport Police colours to act as a deterrent to crimes such as vandalism and trespass on the UK rail network. It was formerly owned by state-owned British Rail and then Virgin Trains, and was employed on InterCity trains throughout the country.

 

Have we? Have we really?
 

thetaxiwomanninja355

PDJ[YRIIOWESHOTUI
 
Um. . . 

When you get a Callout you really want and then it disregards

Who's Chris?

AI's not slowing down when the pursuit has stopped but instead driving into the pile at full speed.

True.
 
The person below me shot the sheriff.

I remember once, after having arrested someone an AI Cop said, "When I get back to the station I'm going to beat you with a phonebook", he then gets ran over by a NPC police cruiser, (fatally) to which his response was "oomph!!".

I'd like to see those in a high speed chase. A bump on the road and the car's in pieces.
 

Here's a funny joke. 
 
 

I'm not sure if that video card will do you any justice, the GT series in the NVidia Range is more for basic and low-end gaming...

Less functional than a regular 4 door sedan, I'm guessing you'd have to dispatch a van as well to transport the suspect. Reminds me to LA Noire. The third one is a Ford, isn't it?
 
 
Not exactly the same lightbar but the Colorado State Patrol used (not sure if they still do) some weird ass high rise lightbars.
 

 

 
Would be fun to see one of these drive under a low bridge...