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Formally Clio 182
I believe it's something to do with police trap cars in Basingstoke. Thought it looked kinda cool.
Lol at how the renault badges are photoshoped off.
Christopher
ClioSport Club Member
Z4M
182 owners can rest easy then!
just put your foot down
just put your foot down
Formally Clio 182
Yeah but criminals are stupid
Lovely looking machine. That's quite a flattering photo IMO because the rims look 1/2 inch bigger than normal to me.
I digress - is it suggesting that everyone is potentially a copper so long as they pickup the phone (when it's safe to do so kids) and shop everyone doing 2mph faster than them?
I digress - is it suggesting that everyone is potentially a copper so long as they pickup the phone (when it's safe to do so kids) and shop everyone doing 2mph faster than them?
If anyone's interested...
‘Not all police cars have flashing blue lights’
In Hampshire and the Isle of Wight a fleet of cars featuring the latest video technology are being parked on streets and left unattended in a move to catch car thieves and cut down car crime.
The cars, which look like any other vehicle, are filled with valuable items, like laptops and satellite navigation systems and are parked in identified vehicle crime hotspots. When the car is broken into the police have video evidence to be used in court.
Vehicle crime has reduced year on year across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and the latest figures show that vehicle crime is down by 16.8 per cent from last year, with Southampton showing a significant reduction of 24 per cent.
The covert campaigns which began in the New Forest, Portsmouth and Southampton areas have been so successful that the vehicles are now deployed countywide and could be located anywhere in Hampshire. In Southampton more than 15 people have been prosecuted in direct relation to the trap car operation this year.
A high-impact billboard campaign started on November 5th runs for four weeks. Sites around Hampshire will display a 3.5 metre x 7 metre landscape poster with the slogan ‘Not all police cars have flashing blue lights’.
2,500 flyers warning of the police operation will be given to people who have been arrested in connection with vehicle crime or who are known to be prolific offenders The initiative aims to deter potential offenders by advertising the fact that police are monitoring private and public car parks as well as residential streets.
‘Not all police cars have flashing blue lights’
In Hampshire and the Isle of Wight a fleet of cars featuring the latest video technology are being parked on streets and left unattended in a move to catch car thieves and cut down car crime.
The cars, which look like any other vehicle, are filled with valuable items, like laptops and satellite navigation systems and are parked in identified vehicle crime hotspots. When the car is broken into the police have video evidence to be used in court.
Vehicle crime has reduced year on year across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and the latest figures show that vehicle crime is down by 16.8 per cent from last year, with Southampton showing a significant reduction of 24 per cent.
The covert campaigns which began in the New Forest, Portsmouth and Southampton areas have been so successful that the vehicles are now deployed countywide and could be located anywhere in Hampshire. In Southampton more than 15 people have been prosecuted in direct relation to the trap car operation this year.
A high-impact billboard campaign started on November 5th runs for four weeks. Sites around Hampshire will display a 3.5 metre x 7 metre landscape poster with the slogan ‘Not all police cars have flashing blue lights’.
2,500 flyers warning of the police operation will be given to people who have been arrested in connection with vehicle crime or who are known to be prolific offenders The initiative aims to deter potential offenders by advertising the fact that police are monitoring private and public car parks as well as residential streets.
Good idea, borrowed from the States.
Basically a plant car.
Basically a plant car.
PMSL! true....
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phill172
s**t, why does it always have to be around my area! will catch a hell of alot of drivers out, especially all the twatty 5 oclock drivers in the BMWs and mercedes who sit up your arse...........no worries for the older clios as we all know ours are faster:rasp:
seb
ClioSport Club Member
Clio trophy
Did you read any of this thread?
Arctic FF 182
well in the hampshire\surrey area saw a black 225 with the blues and twos going who are undercover, they also got a 3litre jag, and numerous scoda octavias W*****s imo :dapprove:
Lol, you didnt either...
FLMAO !!!!!!!!11111oneoneone
Z0mg lol.
Z0mg lol.
BMW 320d SE
Nonsense. We've got a few unmarked Octavias.
Anything else you might have seen is probably out of force (i.e. another force), cars on loan for testing, driver training vehicles, or even a different emergency service altogether.
