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a little fyi for whomever this is pertinent to: state and local police are going to be monitoring route 22 through 3 counties (westmoreland, allegheny, and indiana) for the next week or so.
They are forming some kinda task force dubbed "tag team 22". although the name suggests some potentially gay hood rat type porno, they're actually going to be utilizing aircraft as well as interceptors to nab as many aggressive drivers as possible.
just letting you guys/girls know.... no highway pulls or excessive speeding for a little while.
carry on
They are forming some kinda task force dubbed "tag team 22". although the name suggests some potentially gay hood rat type porno, they're actually going to be utilizing aircraft as well as interceptors to nab as many aggressive drivers as possible.
just letting you guys/girls know.... no highway pulls or excessive speeding for a little while.
carry on
a little fyi for whomever this is pertinent to: state and local police are going to be monitoring route 22 through 3 counties (westmoreland, allegheny, and indiana) for the next week or so.
They are forming some kinda task force dubbed "tag team 22". although the name suggests some potentially gay hood rat type porno, they're actually going to be utilizing aircraft as well as interceptors to nab as many aggressive drivers as possible.
just letting you guys/girls know.... no highway pulls or excessive speeding for a little while.
carry on
They are forming some kinda task force dubbed "tag team 22". although the name suggests some potentially gay hood rat type porno, they're actually going to be utilizing aircraft as well as interceptors to nab as many aggressive drivers as possible.
just letting you guys/girls know.... no highway pulls or excessive speeding for a little while.
carry on
i love it when they use vague and subjective terms like "Aggressive Driving".
what they need to do is have their funding cut substantially and redirected to real police officers like the city of pittsburgh who actually have crime to stop and get and shot at as opposed to Buefurt T. Law out in the country who is nothing more than a glorified traffic cop.
you end up with cases like the baldwin/whitehall area where i live versus the city. the city has old equipment, a large need for maintenance, and officers who are underpaid for the type of duties they perform.
then you have places like baldwin who have dozens of officers to troop all over 5 square miles of borough. they even received a large amount of money a few years back from a state grant for a boat. you know how much of the river is technically under their jurisdiction? less than a mile in length, and i don't even believe the whole way to the other bank.
i think that money could be much better spent buying rifle plates for the bullet proof vest of a city officer so we don't have a repeat of that fiasco just a week or so ago.
Sweet 
ill start counting down the days 
Pontiac dealer near baril mitsubishi has a white NA 1993 supra for sale.... They want 21k and its auto with 76k miles... sounds like a rip off! but i could be wrong friend was looking at it but thats way to expensive for him!
ill start counting down the days Pontiac dealer near baril mitsubishi has a white NA 1993 supra for sale.... They want 21k and its auto with 76k miles... sounds like a rip off! but i could be wrong
friend was looking at it but thats way to expensive for him!
Last edited by joshevo22; Apr 27, 2009 at 02:54 PM. Reason: .
police budgets are always something that get me quite angry. i'm usually against the whole socialist spreading of money, but in the case of law enforcement i think i can make an exception.
you end up with cases like the baldwin/whitehall area where i live versus the city. the city has old equipment, a large need for maintenance, and officers who are underpaid for the type of duties they perform.
then you have places like baldwin who have dozens of officers to troop all over 5 square miles of borough. they even received a large amount of money a few years back from a state grant for a boat. you know how much of the river is technically under their jurisdiction? less than a mile in length, and i don't even believe the whole way to the other bank.
i think that money could be much better spent buying rifle plates for the bullet proof vest of a city officer so we don't have a repeat of that fiasco just a week or so ago.
you end up with cases like the baldwin/whitehall area where i live versus the city. the city has old equipment, a large need for maintenance, and officers who are underpaid for the type of duties they perform.
then you have places like baldwin who have dozens of officers to troop all over 5 square miles of borough. they even received a large amount of money a few years back from a state grant for a boat. you know how much of the river is technically under their jurisdiction? less than a mile in length, and i don't even believe the whole way to the other bank.
i think that money could be much better spent buying rifle plates for the bullet proof vest of a city officer so we don't have a repeat of that fiasco just a week or so ago.
hahahaha, that is the most ri-Gawdam-diculous thing ive heard all day
im hoping for 600+ awhp, but there's entirely too many variables to factor in.
Where have you been man?
Last edited by holiday63; Apr 27, 2009 at 02:08 PM.
Can't wait to see what it does!nothing on those cars are cheap, and for the money i want it to be fast so NA isnt gonna cut it.
that should help to redistribute the tax money a bit more fairly to police, ems, etc...