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Subject: Police cars in view Author: The wrecks are still on the street [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 07:43:18 12/16/02 Mon In reply to: Hose humpers with bad backs 's message, "Wrecked cop cars in public view" on 20:40:08 12/15/02 Sun What's the difference with seeing a few wrecked patrol cars and seeing the filthy dirty cars they are using on the street? Want to be bothered? Ask the guys using these cars why they don't take the time to run them through the car wash at least once a month, get them to vacuum up some of those 12 cups of spilled coffee you dumped on the floor just this past week, and what's the deal with playing with a pocket knife and carving on the steeering wheels? Do you treat your own personal car this way? I'm surprised that the animal rights people have not filed suit for the filthy conditions you see in most K9 cars, and how do these guys stand the smell in the cars? It's a disgrace to the whole profession when you don't take care of your equipment. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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Subject Author Date Clean units Hose humpers with bad backs 10:13:35 12/16/02 Mon Everybody makes the mistake ONCE, but remember, NO ARMORALL on the brake pedal ! Oh Patrick, Yugos don't count. (NT) -- --**--^^"", 11:41:25 12/16/02 Mon That is a disgrace. I have spent long periods of time in Europe and I believe there should also be standards of cleanliness for police cars on a Federal level like they have overseas Patrick ......maybe 10:19:20 12/16/02 Mon Yeah Patrick, what we need is one more federal regulation, -- The Marshal., 19:51:53 12/16/02 Mon Amen!!!! CFlath 11:18:20 12/18/02 Wed