'Bad Ass' Police Cars...

That German porsche is immense..

That R1 got binned on an exercise by the Police. Ha!

I believe in the former Czech Republic, the police can seize a car then use it for their own purposes. I once saw a picture of a 996 Cabriolet with Police signage.

Though this copper must of been having a bad day:

A convertible aswell lol.

Originally Posted by Welsh_Wizard

Walking home from work and they've set up an ANPR checkpoint on one of the busiest roads in the 'diff. Obligatory white van snapping all the cars that pass with a selection of South Wales' chubbiest hanging about looking quite sheepish.... apart from this ::



Exact same colour, exact same alloy's, sitting on the side of the road waiting to pounce. Got themselves a cheeky little LCD message board in the back and some proper Miami Vice style blue/red lights in the back window.

One of the younger, chubbier coppers looks at me looking and say's, and I quote : "That's a sick office isn't it".

"err... yeah, I guess it is Orricifer"


Anyone else know of any 'sick' cages the Fuzz are employing to tackle the miscreant's of todays society ???

Was this outside the infirmary on newport road last evening?

the evo there was an '06 plate, I made a mental note as usual

Originally Posted by the_lone_wolf

not operational, but WAAAAAY more badass than a jumped up saloon car...

Was done for a publicity stunt. This car isn't the police's and isn't used by them. Just a lambo with stickers.

The spacing on the reg plate is illegal....


..one rule......

Originally Posted by gettin2dizzy

The spacing on the reg plate is illegal....


..one rule......

Are you nit-picking?

Yes, nit-picking like a cop Although to sound like a copper I should have said:

'The details relating to the registration document present for your vehicle in question contravene the required spacial limits between 'said' characters. Failure to adhere to the act imposed upon by the constabulary breaches the agreement entered upon with the resultant action of immediate amercing effect'

They love padding sentences out with jibberish in my experience