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Originally Posted by FenwickHockey65
This guy's being an idiot, plain and simple. At first I didn't really have an issue with it until I saw the "Speed Enforcement" on the back and "Emergency 911" stickers. At that point, that's just asking for it.
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Yeah, I'm in the same boat. All I had to go off of earlier was the blurry photo and operating under the assumption that he dressed his car up to look exactly like Barricade from Transformers. The movie car does not include giant "SPEED ENFORCEMENT" text across the back bumper.
He is definitely walking a very thin line at this point. While his car does not expressly state "POLICE" anywhere on it, the word "ENFORCEMENT" is a game changer for my whole argument. At that point, he's driving a vehicle that appears as though the driver can actually enforce any laws, which is definitely impersonation.
At this point, Chris Blair, we would be in agreement. He is definitely going to get punished. Before I thought he was just driving a car made to look like a movie prop. That one sticker, coupled with his own testimony is enough to completely change my mind.
This should be interesting to see how the court rules...