Cops get Subwoofers

[patric]

(TULSA, Okla.) January 28 - Even with lights and sirens running, you may never see them coming.  Tulsa officers get into an average of 20 crashes a month, most of the time they're on the way to a call.
Now officers are testing a new tool designed to get your attention.
http://www.fox23.com/news/local/story.aspx?content_id=065a802b-70cb-46a7-abd4-6dd6ab0b4acd

It was a carefully guarded secret, but we managed to obtain exclusive photos of some of the newer police cars:


If course, we need to buy E-ticket scanners and more exciting sirens before we can afford to have dash cameras.

[sgrizzle]

I doubt anyone would notice on 71st St.

[jne]

I kinda worry that this thing could crumble one of our dilapidated bridges or overpasses here in Tulsa. (not the monster patrol car, but the rumbler)

[Wilbur]

I don't know.  Just something about that thing violates the cool factor.

[si_uk_lon_ok]

It's just as well the police didn't hear about the latest addition to the Italian Police car fleet.


Lamborghini Gallardo

Our children maybe forced to be taught under trees to pay for that addition to necessary police needs.

Still any money for dash cams?