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[SS Junk]

[Shaggin Wagon]

No

[John -- '02 HAWK]

whats the police car next to it doing?

[line-em-up]

Do they use vans as unmarked cruisers?

[Tremor14]

does every motorcycle rider ride with a helmet camera now?

[SS Junk]

whats the police car next to it doing?

My guess is it makes the initial stop and the van pulls up with fifteen at-the-ready cops in beatdown mode.

Do they use vans as unmarked cruisers?

These are state troopers. I've seen this van on this freeway patrolling on its own. They also have an F-250 with a camper shell and an SN95 Mustang. You can usually tell something is off because the windows are tinted more than the legal limit and a pod antenna.

does every motorcycle rider ride with a helmet camera now?

That's actually on the handlebars. I'd like to put it on my helmet, but don't want to drill into the shell and don't trust adhesive. It's a good story teller if I am not capable of telling it on my own. There are too many lying shitbags.

[turboford]

What state do you live in?

[Mach1]

A to the motherfuckin K homeboy

[SS Junk]

What state do you live in?

Northern Virginia. Nation's worst police state/commonwealth.

[turboford]

Another reason to stay right where I'm at.

[SS Junk]

I drove the coast from San Diego to San Francisco then through the Mojave back to San Diego. I saw more cops patrolling during the hour long commute from the airport to home at 2am than I saw during the entire trek in CA.

[turboford]

They're only there to protect and serve. Lol.....

[Ratt]

If it was clearly marked and had red-and-blues, yes. If it's unmarked or disguised as something else, no. I believe I would continue to my destination and/or get on the phone with 911 to verify that it was actually a policy vehicle...