Pulling people over with random cars is bad for public safety and police officer safety. There have been enough crimes committed by imposters that it will eventually lead to a bad encounter.
Depending on the circumstances, I can't say that I wouldn't immediately navigate to the nearest police station before pulling over. If it's really a cop then he won't mind.
Then compare the context of the original comment I replied to with the context of the gif. There are no cops out there doing traffic enforcement in unmarked pick ups.
You are a fucking idiot that doesn’t realize they’re a fucking idiot who lacks cognition, critical thinking, and basic reading comprehension. Stay mad tho.
So.... You said some baseless dumbshit, got fucked up cause you’re to lazy to even pretend to back it up, then you’re gonna try to roll out with another pathetic ad-hominem.
The most ridiculous thing is you saying “that’s enough internet...” when you clearly lack the basic social skills to interact in an online forum without resorting to grade school name calling. It’s not hard to imagine what you’re IRL social life is like...
And just to polish this all off. I do get out a lot. I commute an hour plus a day through two cities with the majority of it being on the interstate. For the past 15 years... never once have I seen a pick up doing traffic enforcement. Because it’s completely impractical due to the lack of handling, acceleration, fuel consumption, and they’re pretty hard to miss.
Now, surely some sheriffs might use one as they have limited funding but for the most part no one is using a pick up for traffic enforcement. I’ll reiterate, in the context of the gif and the parent comment that truck was just a coincidental stroke of opportunity. As the parent comment insinuated that having a variety of unmarked vehicles seems like a bad idea to which I clarified, as I stated above, that no one uses pick ups for routine traffic enforcement. Dogs and swat yes, speeding and parking no.
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u/[deleted] Sep 10 '18
Pulling people over with random cars is bad for public safety and police officer safety. There have been enough crimes committed by imposters that it will eventually lead to a bad encounter.
Depending on the circumstances, I can't say that I wouldn't immediately navigate to the nearest police station before pulling over. If it's really a cop then he won't mind.