that is a deep fried twinkie eater right there. They gave him a car so he wouldn't have to run after kids. Did they even have standards of physical fitness in Louisiana?
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Tuesday, July 04, 2017
The light bar was experimental and had a scissors jack mechanism that would raise the lights in the air for increased visibility by approaching cars.
that is a deep fried twinkie eater right there. They gave him a car so he wouldn't have to run after kids. Did they even have standards of physical fitness in Louisiana?
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I visited Japan for the first time last year and noticed many of their Police cars had slightly bulbous lights on the roof as well. Only when I returned home and looked into them on the net did I discover they also elevate using a scissor mechanism!
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Police cars in Japan run a scissor lift light bar like that, just a bit smaller and more efficient....kinda like their take on the club sandwich.
ReplyDeletethink the police cars in the original Mad Max movie in '73 had those
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone know who manufactured these lift boxes.
ReplyDeleteI recall seeing these back in the day. Mostly used on traffic accident units.
ReplyDeletesomeone commented on the twinkie eater. In Louisiana up till the early 90's getting a state police job was more who you knew that what you knew. Things finally changed though I have to say this was an out-sized example. The guy was prob a Lt. or Capt. and the pic is early 70's. By early 80's they had basic fitness requirements. Some still fudged but this was unheard of by then. I cringe every time I see that pic.
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