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hahahah

 

the only thing that could top that was if it was his partol car that he was in

If he was racing in the cop car his excuse would be i was trying to pull over the lancer but without lights he would be screwed. And who would drag a cop car anyway. Ha ha.. He must have been disliked by his work mates to do that to him but its good, just shows that the police are doing their job.

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If he was racing in the cop car his excuse would be i was trying to pull over the lancer but without lights he would be screwed. And who would drag a cop car anyway. Ha ha.. He must have been disliked by his work mates to do that to him but its good, just shows that the police are doing their job.

 

Um, he was off duty and in his own private car....... Where did it mention a police car?

 

Still a funny story, I like the idea of the police nabbing anyone, even one of their own for street racing, shows that they're doing their job properly, and not applying the old theory of "he's one of us, let him off"......

Um, he was off duty and in his own private car....... Where did it mention a police car?

Just with the headline.. It says Cop's Car Confiscated. When I read that headline i thought it was a police car. I know he was in a private car but yeah..

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