I feel that ALL unmarked police vehicles NEED a mag mount blue light on top . When your in traffic , you may not be able to see a blue light , 4 cars behind if they are in the grill / bumper . All you can hear is NOISE ! Even if they are put eitherside of the rear view mirror . The Mini was interesting !
RR Evoque at 4:05 looks sus to me. 66 plate is old (yes there are some 66 plate and older cars but its unusual). Driver posture looks weird, one hand on the wheel. Halliwell Road in Bolton, not near any Police / Fire HQs. Turns into Cloister St which is a road to nowhere other than a big housing area. LEDs are roughly in the right places but not concealed like they usually are. Has a regular dash camera on the windscreen. Number plates appear to show which dealer the car is from (they almost never have this). Weird.
It's a GMFRS officer, will be a personal vehicle so has probably responded directly from the officers home, hence not being near a 'fire HQ' and no need for it to be covert.
@@LondonEmergency999 Is it? The guys at GM fire HQ usually have BMWs? I see them pretty regularly at Swinton, normally 5 series and if they are on the bell "FIRE" on the pax visor.
@@auwz66 GM officers use about everything under the sun... VW T-Rocs, Mitsubishi Outlanders, Cupra Atecas, Skoda Kodiaqs, Vauxhall Insignias...not all have visors.
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