Why?

[Centermass]

FWIW, I know the NC Trooper in the pic and needless to say, he has completely lost his sense of humor.

 

[Centermass]

"1230 Monroe, I'm in pursuit"

 

[nobodythank you]

LoL I love that meme. I have had it tucked away for a while. I laughed uncontrollably the first time I saw it.

Here is an addition to the meme theme:

 

[RackMaster]

lol Found a few more. :-"





And for our resident @policemedic

 

[policemedic]

And for our resident @policemedic

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Damn right.

 

[medicchick]

Still my favorite.

 

[nobodythank you]

LOL awesome ones!

 

[Centermass]

 

[Red Flag 1]

Do you know the story behind the lettering? Happened in California.

 

[Centermass]

Do you know the story behind the lettering? Happened in California.

From what I understand, the facility where the county had their marking and striping of their patrol units had brought one of them there for some work. One of their workers last day on the job was on that day. Supposedly, the guy was not a happy camper the entire time he was on the payroll, so, as a matter of getting even and the last word in, this is how he decided to exact a little bit of revenge on those around him.

If you notice, it's marked on the "Passenger" side only. It was done that way for a reason. Many officers never do a walk around (Like they should) of their unit prior to going out on the road. Needless to say, the Crown Vic was driven for an unknown amount of time before it was discovered.

 

[tova]

Do you know the story behind the lettering? Happened in California.

If it's Kern County, I am NOT surprised! I delete the 2 years out of my life that I lived there :-"

 

[Red Flag 1]

From what I understand, the facility where the county had their marking and striping of their patrol units had brought one of them there for some work. One of their workers last day on the job was on that day. Supposedly, the guy was not a happy camper the entire time he was on the payroll, so, as a matter of getting even and the last word in, this is how he decided to exact a little bit of revenge on those around him.

If you notice, it's marked on the "Passenger" side only. It was done that way for a reason. Many officers never do a walk around (Like they should) of their unit prior to going out on the road. Needless to say, the Crown Vic was driven for an unknown amount of time before it was discovered.

Yup, that's it. I can't recall how long it took for someone to notice, but it was pretty slick.

 

[Rooster501]

I've had this happen.