**sacramento drivers** 2005 Maxima undercover cop
06-08-05, 07:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Karack
my point:
you do not know it is a cop.
you do not know it is a cop.
06-08-05, 07:51 PM
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1800-tell-chp I think is the number you can call with comments or concerns. But yea, I know for a fact that the 05' maximas are being used as unmarked cars since about 85-90% of the car is made here in the US so they can use it as a cop car.
06-08-05, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by Karack
my point:
you do not know it is a cop.
you do not know it is a cop.
Can you REALLY, HONESTLY, 100% say that you would not know if it were a cop or not?
Or do you like to say that , " I didn't think you were a REAL COP" excuse would work when the under cover cop got assistance from a "black and white".
I'm not sorry to say but, IGNORANCE IS NO EXCUSE WHEN IT COMES TO THE LAW.
06-08-05, 08:10 PM
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Originally Posted by SmogSUX
yeah...I'm a highschool student. I guess that means old farts aren't the only ones with sevens 
Carry on.
06-08-05, 08:11 PM
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Originally Posted by rotoober
Maybe you should start posting on the Crown Vic Forum 
"how to clean human urine and excrement from vinyl" thread - Light weight push bars for ricers - fact of fiction -
"how to clean human urine and excrement from vinyl" thread - Light weight push bars for ricers - fact of fiction -
Originally Posted by pshaw118
I don't get it.
Neither do I.
x10Damn and your a NINJA !
, maybe he himself does not know what he means.
06-08-05, 10:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Fumanchu
Illegal? 
Your best bet if this situation arises is to pull over in a public place and go from there. I can't even fathom the need to try and run from the unmarked car. If it is somehow a criminal looking to rob you or something, he won't do it with other people around where he could easily be seen. Even at that, most criminals are not going to go to the extreme of pulling this scam just to rob you or steal you car when it's ten times easier to do it other ways.
Your best bet if this situation arises is to pull over in a public place and go from there. I can't even fathom the need to try and run from the unmarked car. If it is somehow a criminal looking to rob you or something, he won't do it with other people around where he could easily be seen. Even at that, most criminals are not going to go to the extreme of pulling this scam just to rob you or steal you car when it's ten times easier to do it other ways.
Fumanchu, would the officer of an unmarked car show you his/her ID if you request to see it?
06-08-05, 10:35 PM
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Originally Posted by wan
Fumanchu, would the officer of an unmarked car show you his/her ID if you request to see it?
06-08-05, 10:43 PM
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Originally Posted by wan
Exactly. Those LED flashers are worth a pretty penny and I doubt Joe American would go to all the trouble of purchasing/installing them on his brand new Maxima just to rob you.
Fumanchu, would the officer of an unmarked car show you his/her ID if you request to see it?
I did remember seeing a 84-85ish Caddy and I just knew he was LAPD. I pulled in front of him and I guess my rear sway bar was hanging loose so it was sparking on the ground.
He immeiately pulled next to me and as soon as he did he identified himself as, John Doe, LAPD and showed me his like desk name tag whatever, no badge, but need I ask? I asked him which side of my vehicle it was comming from, and thats it...
Boring story but it had some revelence.
-Ryan
06-08-05, 10:57 PM
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Ryan,
That was a sneezer. You need to come up with more interesting stories than that. How about those kill stories against stock integra and civics you used to post
j/k, you my dog.
That was a sneezer. You need to come up with more interesting stories than that. How about those kill stories against stock integra and civics you used to post
j/k, you my dog.
06-09-05, 03:02 AM
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Fuman, I can't find it so maybe you can make it easy on me...
Where is the CVC that defines how to identify a peace/highway patrol officer and makes it illegal for a vehicle to continue driving when they attempt to pull you over?
--Gary
Where is the CVC that defines how to identify a peace/highway patrol officer and makes it illegal for a vehicle to continue driving when they attempt to pull you over?
--Gary
06-09-05, 08:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Bob_The_Normal
Fuman, I can't find it so maybe you can make it easy on me...
Where is the CVC that defines how to identify a peace/highway patrol officer and makes it illegal for a vehicle to continue driving when they attempt to pull you over?
--Gary
Where is the CVC that defines how to identify a peace/highway patrol officer and makes it illegal for a vehicle to continue driving when they attempt to pull you over?
--Gary
What are you talking about Bobby? Who said it was illegal to continue to drive if getting pulled over? I sure did not. I stated that you can motion to the cop and continue until you find a safe spot to park. This does not mean you drive 4 miles or "try and lose him". I'm talking 1-4 blocks until there is a gas station or fast food restaurant. Or you could always call 911 and talk to a dispatcher. I don't know why in the California VEHICLE Code there would be a section about indentifyng an officer.
Maybe you can explain that to me.