Those assholes.
At least it's just a convertible 325. They're not that fast.
Now those new Z28 Camaro cops are definitely scary.

Anyway, pics here:
http://www.fairfaxunderground.com/cops/

In case you didn't notice...the car was "seized," and it likely didn't cost the taxpayers much. Go Fairfax County!

That's an awesome cop car. Never seen anything like it. Great photo, too.

You said "Go Fairfax county!"?

More like "Go guys who steal our cars then flaunt them in our faces!"

Can you say GAY!

Anonymouse? Wrote:
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> More like "Go guys who steal our cars then flaunt
> them in our faces!"

Don't break the law and you won't have your shit taken away from you, you asshat! What a fucking moron.

Oh, the law?

They can impound cars for just about any reason. Drugs, being even remotely related to drugs, aftermarket car parts.. stuff that makes no sense whatsoever. The law is completely arbitrary in a lot of respects.

Speaking of arbitrary, I personally have been in a court room being charged with a traffic offense for which I could have gone to jail.. except I didn't do anything wrong, so the cop made some charges up that fall under the umbrella offense (reckless driving: general) and then lied in court. I tried with pictures and testimony to show the judge that everything that was coming out of the officers mouth was not only impossible, but not covered under the reckless driving statute. I came as prepared as I could have without hiring a lawyer.

If you've been to traffic court in FFX, you know how that ended up.

So don't say that "if you don't break the law nothing bad will happen" because that is not true anywhere in the country.

And you certainly don't think that you can even go through a full day without breaking a law or some sort, do you?



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/02/2005 04:29PM by ben.

It could have some DINAN upgrades under the hood.

Here's hoping it doesn't, though.

I'm still waiting for the Ferrari cops.

there is a detective operting in fairfaw county by the nickname of "D". his real name is darren decoster. he drives a dark purple bmw, five series i think. thirty seomthing, 200 pounds roughyl, 6'3, approx. not a nice fellow you can catch him in court, its publically accesible. his buddy is bald. d has a goatee. its not hard to see undercovers when they walk around pubic buildings all the damn time

ben Wrote:
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> Oh, the law?
>
> They can impound cars for just about any reason.
> Drugs, being even remotely related to drugs,
> aftermarket car parts.. stuff that makes no sense
> whatsoever. The law is completely arbitrary in a
> lot of respects.
>
> Speaking of arbitrary, I personally have been in a
> court room being charged with a traffic offense
> for which I could have gone to jail.. except I
> didn't do anything wrong, so the cop made some
> charges up that fall under the umbrella offense
> (reckless driving: general) and then lied in
> court. I tried with pictures and testimony to
> show the judge that everything that was coming out
> of the officers mouth was not only impossible, but
> not covered under the reckless driving statute. I
> came as prepared as I could have without hiring a
> lawyer.
>
> If you've been to traffic court in FFX, you know
> how that ended up.
>
> So don't say that "if you don't break the law
> nothing bad will happen" because that is not true
> anywhere in the country.
>
> And you certainly don't think that you can even go
> through a full day without breaking a law or some
> sort, do you?
>
> adytum.net
> don,t dream
>
>
>
> Edited 1 times. Last edit at 03/02/05 04:29PM by
> ben.

Hey, learn the law and the difference between impounded and siezed. Siezed, you will never see your car again. Impounded means it goes to the lot and you pay to get it back. If you can't drive it legally or safely, then impound your POS Kia.

> Hey, learn the law and the difference between
> impounded and siezed. Siezed, you will never see
> your car again. Impounded means it goes to the
> lot and you pay to get it back. If you can't
> drive it legally or safely, then impound your POS
> Kia.
>
>
>


I have no idea what you're rambling about. Did you even read what you quoted?

"Involved with drugs" = seized

Seriously, this is bad news folks. The last thing you want to do is to start encouraging police offices to seize cars, guns, money, etc. so they can personally benefit from the "spoils of war" Regardless of that the person did to justify having their property seized, its always a bad idea to "pay off" the force that convicted them. This creates an environment where certain officers will seek out people with nice cars, big houses, money, nice clothes, etc., forge evidence, exagerate crimes, lie under oath, DESTROY eveidence that might prove someone innocent and ultimately to wrongly convict people. This is absolutely NOT what you want a police force to do, and yet this is what is going to happen.

Its simple, you seize something, you don't see it anymore as a police office: PERIOD. It doesn't get repainted, you don't get to drive it around, no one gets to play with it, and it doesn't get kicked back to the force as in this case. Anything else WILL and ALWAYS HAS led to corruption. This is a simple historical fact, its happened in hundreds of police departments, all over the U.S. and world - and the Fairfax Police Department is no different or immune to its effects. This is why the larger more experienced police forces have policies against this. A police officer, a police department, agency - hell NO government agency should personally benefit from the misfortunates of someone found guilty of a crime. That always lead to more crime, from the force itself.

This is a very very bad sign for Fairfax County. Your police force is on a downward slide into corruption.

hey retired police officer:
i bet you got your sorry a$$ fired for something stupid. are a defense attorney now or just a bleeding heart liberal. why don't you just more to russia!

I saved this gem from falling off the last page! Whoo! That was close!

More Complete Wrote:
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> I saved this gem from falling off the last page!
> Whoo! That was close!

Thanks, nothing like reading washed out old threads from 2005.

WTF??? Wrote:
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> Thanks, nothing like reading washed out old
> threads from 2005.

You're just a bleeding heart liberal! Why don't you move to russia!

I literally just saw someone pulled over on 50 in Chantilly ....by a *minivan* with police lights!

Freaking awesome.

Bullshit