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Wait........what? Did I miss something??
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Brad 1988 Alabama DPS SSP - Demopolis Post/Marengo County - Unit #186 1991 GSP SSP - Troop G / Post 10 - Unit #1238--Sold 1986 Nevada HP SSP - Region HQ/Carson City - Unit #289--Sold 1992 FHP SSP - Troop L / Palm Beach County - Unit #1537--Sold |
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It was a cryptic post made after midnight. My guess was that he had received some unwanted attention from the local LEOs, and was surprised when he didn't get off with a warning when he told them his SSP was a former police car.
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no, but i get followed a lot. asheville city pd, buncombe county sd and ncshp.
had a ncshp follow me one night for about 10 miles from brevard to mills river on nc 280. they see those 2 pipes sticking out the back and expect me be be a dumbass. i guess was the point of the post. |
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Thanks for clarifying.
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Quote:
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Jim for the first time since 1998 there is only two left: 1984 Oregon SP unmarked 1986 Idaho SP |
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Thanks for the chuckle, Andy!
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"I don't get it, Big Dan??"
![]() Ever thought the NCSHP was just going home and you happened to just be in front of him? Or going anywhere for that matter? Or maybe he likes to work that road and was hoping to catch someone speeding going the other direction? He's a State unit that covers large areas on patrol so being behind someone for 10 miles isn't really that big of a deal as you think it is. No disrespect meant but this sounds like a young drivers sentiments. The PoPo can never be behind you unless he's after you! Lol.
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Brad 1988 Alabama DPS SSP - Demopolis Post/Marengo County - Unit #186 1991 GSP SSP - Troop G / Post 10 - Unit #1238--Sold 1986 Nevada HP SSP - Region HQ/Carson City - Unit #289--Sold 1992 FHP SSP - Troop L / Palm Beach County - Unit #1537--Sold |
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i am going to say you are wrong. every time of the day.
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you guys have your cars with the lights and the show. i don't . keep talking all your what's and not's.
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