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LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
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LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
lik if u cri evrytiem

LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
lik if u cri evrytiem

LSPD Charger #661 was one of only a handful ever purchased and put into service by the LSPD in 2007. Of those few, even fewer were ever assigned as fully marked units. Most officers hated them, and the heavy abuse they put their patrol cars through meant that the Chargers spent most of their lives in the garage.
#661 was the last of the '07 Chargers in service. Up until 2011, it served in regular patrol duty in the Southeast District. From then on, it got passed around station to station as a fleet reserve car, being used as a loaner when other patrol cars needed maintenance. With the constant stream of new Chargers, FPIU's and other test vehicles being put on the street, the LSPD no longer has any use for this old girl. Here she sits in her final resting place, waiting to be stripped and towed to the scrapyard. 
 
 
lik if u cri evrytiem

Coming SOON!

More shit from CHP
 

The current cars i've done for CHP, There is going to be one more bike and about 3 or 4 more cars.

A newer BCSO FPIU set up for a speed trap along Route 68.
I'm a huge fan of Illusionary's BCSO CVPI skin pack; in fact it's the only BCSO skin I've used to date. But I wanted to give the BCSO a little more variety in the vehicle department, so I retrofitted his skins to Desmond98's FPIU and Bxbugs' Impala. Now they look right at home :)

This is part of a new pack i'm creating based on the Seattle Police Department. This car is a near exact copy of the real life unit 31609, featuring the exact same antenna, lighting, decal, and equipment setups.
 
Only issue known is a small material bug with the police interceptor badge, I plan on fixing this soon and then publicly releasing the pack.
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This is part of a new pack i'm creating based on the Seattle Police Department. This car is based on unit 89197 of the SPD. This car also doubles as an unmarked cruiser, and a DUI Squad car.
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MetroTransit charger with a nice city view.......Priceless

FedSig Arjent s2 by OfficerFive0
photo and video taken by @steinberg4145