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<strong>Police</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Equipment</strong> - <strong>New</strong> <strong>High</strong>-<strong>Tech</strong> <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Patrol</strong> <strong>Vehicle</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong> - Popular Mechanics<br />
Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Hollywood and CSI notwithstanding, enforcing the law isn’t a particularly high-tech endeavor. But a piecemeal<br />
revolution is underway, with individual agencies testing a variety of gadgets for their patrol vehicles.<br />
By Erik Sofge<br />
Published on: November 16, 2007<br />
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1. <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors E7<br />
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The E7 doesn’t exist, but if police agencies nationwide know what’s good for them, it<br />
will. It would be the world’s first purpose-built police car, a diesel-powered Dodge<br />
Charger look-alike with a laundry list of built-to-order options, such as armored front<br />
doors and dashboards (capable of stopping 9-mm rounds) and forward-looking infrared<br />
cameras. But the biggest potential innovation here is the business model. “Law<br />
enforcement agencies don’t buy in bulk,” says William Li, chairman and CEO of Atlantabased<br />
<strong>Car</strong>bon Motors. “They have no economies of scale.”<br />
For major automakers, there’s no profit in designing a niche product like a purpose-built<br />
squad car. So agencies continue to buy standard Crown Victorias or Chevy Tahoes and<br />
then install aftermarket lights, sirens, laptop docks and other gear. As a leaner, nichevehicle<br />
startup, <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors—started by ex-Ford executives—wants to deliver a highperformance,<br />
fully integrated patrol vehicle for roughly the same price as the retrofitted<br />
models currently on the road. In theory, by standardizing the installation process for the<br />
various police-friendly options, and using newer manufacturing processes (including<br />
thermoplastics instead of paint for customized color schemes), <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors could<br />
squeak out a profit that, as Li calls them, “legacy automakers” couldn’t.<br />
The E7 would go from 0 to 60 mph in 6 seconds, with a top speed of 155 mph, and a<br />
slew of humble-sounding improvements, like seats that can accommodate radios and<br />
other bulky equipment. According to Li, the E7 would start in the high-20s, climbing up to<br />
as much as $70,000 with options like license-plate-reading cameras and even WMD<br />
sensors. In the long run, the E7 could prove more cost-effective than current patrol cars:<br />
<strong>Car</strong>bon Motors claims it will be 40 percent more fuel efficient, with a life span of 250,000<br />
miles (most models used as police cars are expected to last for 70,000 miles).<br />
Short-Term Impact: <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors is still on the hunt for funding. According to Li, a<br />
“large financing transaction” could lead to a working E7 within three years.<br />
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191. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I agree about the movie transformer vihicle. UPGRADE!!! YES!!!<br />
190. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
hey i like it i will not be there when they get them bue there are kool...<br />
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189. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Almost all ex-cop i chat with say that cops are bad guys too. Think about it, if I was a bad guy and a cop, I would<br />
be almost unstopable.<br />
188. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
180 - They do have that kinda gun, that stop the car engine. What it does is it short the electric of the car CPU<br />
and therefore shutting down the car. Nowaday that all of our car are wired into the CPU of the car, it easier for<br />
police to use that gun. But it also easier for thief to steal our car too with that same technology.<br />
187. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Number 184...It doesn't take long for a regular patrol car to get to 250K at a rate of 50-80k per year.<br />
186. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I'm all for making the police safer and more efficient, but does anyone else find these liscense plate scanning<br />
cameras a little orwellian? The police want to round up every taxpaying american with an outstanding speeding<br />
ticket while millions of illegal aliens wander this country depleting our nations resources. Maybe someone could<br />
develop a software system to help with that problem, but then that wouldn't bring in huge revenues for the local<br />
govrnments.<br />
185. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
nice car!!!!!!!<br />
184. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Oh ya, I can see me telling the cops that they are going to have the same car for the next 250,ooo miles. They<br />
are gettine cranky about a car at 75,ooo. Any platform that is dodge is trouble. Too, too many problems getting<br />
parts and service is out the window. If you want to spend lots of time at the dealership? Buy a dodge. A police car<br />
HAS to be rear wheel drive. And cheap because that car is going to take a lot of beating and needs to be<br />
replaced by 75,ooo. Parts have to be right thier at the counter with service top notch. NO EXCUSES. That<br />
includes suppliers for rear plastic seats, center consoles for radios, rear trunk shelfs. Every generation of police<br />
car has new tech stuff, and this happens every year.Both from the car manf. & the poilice community as well. A<br />
commitmtnt to one car for 250,000 miles is unrealistic.By the time the car got to 150,000? You would be driving<br />
an antique. Wanna do something for the poilice dept? Make a drop in total interior for crown vic and tahoe that is<br />
changeable for future years and uses every sq. inch of room in the vehicle. Make AVAILABLE replacement parts<br />
for up grades and repairs. Any car/truck parked out side my shop weighting for parts or repair? Is not serving the<br />
city.Thats why replacement parts/service are critical to the operation of a police fleet. Build along thes lines: Start<br />
Fast Stop Fast Crash Well<br />
183. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
A handcuffs with a GPS so that cops will track where the bad guys went in case they ran away.<br />
182. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
A gun that can be selected from stun to lethal. Art from Manila.<br />
181. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: yahoo<br />
it will bring sanity in our roads<br />
180. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
what would be great if we had a system of shutting down the computer of the vehicle we are chasing so as to kill<br />
its engine...<br />
179. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
<strong>High</strong> speed, Hi <strong>Tech</strong>, good looks & of course, bulletproof cars so that cops will not look stupid while chasing bad<br />
guys.<br />
178. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
More <strong>High</strong>-tech toys for the police state? Not on MY tax dollar!<br />
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177. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Can any of you guys build a spy cam in a form of a UFO so that every hostage taking. Just like a size of an<br />
ordinary plate or smaller, these gadgets can determine how many hostage takers and hostages are there. And<br />
also, it has to be equiped with the latest innovation, like xray, camera, heat sensors, microphones etc. These will<br />
serve as cops eyes and ears from above. Art from Manila.<br />
176. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
It would make life easier for the <strong>Police</strong> officers. Let there be money to fund the project<br />
175. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I work with MPDC and boy you have no idea how nice it would be if they purchase <strong>Police</strong> packaged Chargers for<br />
us.<br />
174. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
The Utah state police tested some similar features several years ago, However I never found their report or<br />
findings. Voice recognition software for reports and generating realtime reports of radio and telephone<br />
conversations is being experimented with at this time. Many 911 centers would like the ability to use voice<br />
recognition in the manner stated = being studied in some localities, however as far as I know not by any of the<br />
major players in PS< FS < EMS field operations or dispatch working on this at this time. We are sing the MS<br />
software and Dragon nAturally speaking to run the test piolet - it is still very basic and needs to be integrated into<br />
other programs - as in your report Motorola. In that instance if an officer changes frequencies by voice that shoul<br />
also anounce it to the command / control center for the unit and also change on of their talkgroups to remain in<br />
contact. Ken Graalum, EMT I work with several cities and consultants and am looking forward to some of these<br />
ideas being put into use. The placement of the GPS unit on a fleeing vehicle would tag it in the same way as<br />
vehicles now are tagged through antitheft gps units, Good articles. We are currently looking at using the laptop to<br />
record via cams and audio feeds a record of the activity of the officer and information on the vehcile which would<br />
be down loaded via WiFi hotspots in the city. Yhe Utah<br />
173. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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Being one who has enforced the law before, this sounds like a great idea, but the cost is just ridicoulous, for a<br />
black and white that has some fancy new whisltes (that's an expression) i don't think it's cost effective enough for<br />
any police departments because we already have funding problems, and new regular cars already put most<br />
departments under, so i don't think we'll see this happen for a long time if ever. It will be a progressive change. I<br />
digress.<br />
172. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: it was on yahoo. com<br />
I think you are doing the right thing we need all the thing you are makeing.When was able to work i drove<br />
ambulance we had so many times that with all the lights other thing people still got in the way . I think what you<br />
are is very good thing because they are need with the way don't pay attention to what is going on around them .<br />
Thank you .<br />
171. good stuff.<br />
I was thinking up the GPS canon a few years ago. Good work. in WW2 military used sticky bombs to take out<br />
tanks. a thing of explosives in a sock with grease and slap onto enemy tanks<br />
170. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Many of the policemen were beaten up by some of ruthless gangs. I wish you could build a tough or bulletproof<br />
car so that when these animals came back, your brave cops will have something to shelter The safety of your<br />
cops is also your concern. These guys are protecting you with their lives, in return, build something to protect<br />
them. Art from Manila.<br />
169. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I wish you guys could invent a xray gun or a size of a laptop but it can xray a man for lets say 5 yards or so<br />
whether its holding a gun or something that can attack or hurt someone. Art from Manila<br />
168. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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Oh, great! Just what we need! Yet another device on a cop car designed to freak people out and cause an<br />
accident. Rumbler, thy name is revenue!<br />
167. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Since you guys have the GPS Launcher, I hope you modify it and make it sticky or magnetic enough to hold on<br />
when you aim on a chasing car. You know, like aiming a sticky gun to an enemy so that anywhere he goes, you'l<br />
be able to see it in your GPS. Its more of a magnetic tracking device. Art from Manila.<br />
166. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
this car is most usefull in metropoliton citys.<br />
165. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
these are great articles for law enforcement. Lets hope that some of these do come on line soon.<br />
164. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Boy, talk about a reporter being in the hip pocket. Erik, how much did <strong>Car</strong>bon Moters pay you for this piece of<br />
fluff?<br />
163. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
spending all this money wont stop high speed chaces they should call all radio stations and warn of the chace<br />
and leave officers in areas prone for hot persutes. instead of dangering peoples lives by top speed chaces. i have<br />
an invention an idea to stop all chaces once and for all. but need a patent protection and its cheaper then the new<br />
police cars.this device will save a lot of lives. people who are known to steal cars will be easy to catch or people<br />
who runs from cops will be easy to catch as well.<br />
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162. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
couldnt that cause long term damage to someones ears if the officer doesnt use it correctly i.e he doesnt turn it off<br />
161. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I have no doubt that these new vehicles would more than serve the needs of police departments across the<br />
United States; the only issue may be feasibility in regards to smaller departments that will still have to purchase<br />
the traditional models and upgrade them. It would be interesting to look into hybrid police vehicles in the future<br />
seeing as current trends are leaning towards environmentally-friendly means of transportation.<br />
160. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
A wonderful gift for the cops, It would be one of the best inventions of USA history...........<br />
159. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I really think this would be a good cop car ,but hope taxes do not raise ,because of it they should do a fund raiser<br />
to help build these cars i think alot of people would be willing for that i know i would help out with it even though I<br />
have had my troubles with speeding ,but I have learned from my mistakes unlike some people in my city.<br />
158. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
i can't believe this....<br />
157. <strong>Car</strong> for the next decade!!!<br />
CONGRACTS!! This automobile is a significant invention to enforce law peace & order in the country<br />
156. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I believe that all the technology exists to make a patrol vehicle anything we want. The cost, of course, depends<br />
on whether <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors utilizes converted platforms. Therefore, the competitive juncture would be for the<br />
technology companies to bid for their components to be implemented in the new technology. For example, if<br />
<strong>Car</strong>bon Motors made a deal with Homeland Security to create the best border patrol vechicle, tech companies<br />
would be over-the-top in getting their name on the unit. Or, in the instance of high crime urban areas, a unit that<br />
shares information, suspect plotting, etc with aircraft utlizing night vision, etc. Then, of course, implementing a<br />
high performance "green" power plant that still delivers the "muscle" the vehicle would need in chases, etc. And,<br />
speaking of chases, this unit should be able to electronically disable a speeding or out of control vehicle by way of<br />
magnetic or electro-impulse devices already used by the military. Then, obviously you create a NASCAR version<br />
with technology sponsors and watch it take off. Then, like the Hummer, people would want a civilian look-a-like<br />
and then the free-market system will bring the cost down while every year new technology is implemented.<br />
155. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
This would have helped solve the DC sniper case. The suspects plates would have appeared in the database of<br />
each locale around the time of each shooting. After just a few shootings, police would have a very short list of cars<br />
with many repeated entries. I think police did setup roadblocks to do this manually, but imagine how much simpler<br />
plate recognition would work.<br />
154. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I want to be a cop too<br />
153. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I think you should take shot gun and shot the radiator out. stay at a distance the car will run hot and stop.<br />
Sherman Robinson<br />
152. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Deisel??? Whose bright idea was THAT???!!!<br />
151. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
i think its a good idea in building the product for safety purpose.<br />
150. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
GOOD JOB!! THE COPS NEED ALL THE HELP THEY CAN GET!! WE NEED TO KEEP THEM ALIVE, AND<br />
WELL..<br />
149. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Test them out in Alaska first. Weather extremes and road conditions will tell you if the car is "road worthy"<br />
148. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
i can pray that the police never get their hands on a vehicle like this. it would mean the end of guys like me that<br />
take joy in being able to get away. police are cocky enough with their HD motorcycles and their " oh so fast crown<br />
vics" for the peace of mind. keep them in the cars they got now.<br />
147. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Huge liability for damaging cars, e.g. when this sets off airbags, alarm sensors, other things vibrate and slowly<br />
lose torque to experience dynamic failure.<br />
146. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Very psychedelic, if could come to reality I believe crime on our roads would be reduced to the barest minimum<br />
145. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
boooo... they already have enough crap that makes them well more prepared than the crook, why give them<br />
more....oh yeah did i mention i belive in the chaos theory<br />
144. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
You are looking at the next generation of police interceptors look out criminals everywhere!<br />
143. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
The govt is spending too much money on minor speeding tickets and less and patroling dangerous areas. They<br />
need to focus on bringing down crime rather than sitting around and writing tickets for 10 miles over the speed<br />
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142. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
if u make a police car to chase them they r gonna be try'n 2 make a car to out run them . Make a stealth,model.<br />
What u don't see and don't know can hurt you !<br />
141. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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Wow!<br />
140. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.freewebs.com/policebase<br />
This is awesome! I love hearing about new police gadgets!<br />
139. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I agree with what they are saying. <strong>Police</strong> should take command of the roads with this new car. Stopping the<br />
people who don't want to be stopped. Really nice improvement.<br />
138. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I can not see how small agency's can use this type vehice for normal patrol work. 1) Large prisnors from Domestic<br />
Violence, or other Disturbances. weigh in the area: Example Only: Very large person wt. 500 Lbs upto 1,000 lbs.<br />
Which I had two times when I worked in Southern Ca. and one time in San Jose Ca. Now the Bigger Chevy's<br />
where Ok However. Other special <strong>Vehicle</strong>s had to be used. Bigger <strong>Police</strong> Wagons or commonly referred as Patty<br />
Wagons. So when you are in small areas this vehicle is not workable: This seems better for <strong>High</strong> end agency<br />
Chicago,NYPD,LAPD,LASO; The Larger <strong>Police</strong> ,Sheriffs Speical Governmental Agency with Bigger Budgets Ok.<br />
However the smaller Governmental with small budgets this will not be their savers for patrol work. When agency is<br />
unable to get matching special funds they sometimes will use the 250,000 miles rate. The <strong>Police</strong> Unions and<br />
State <strong>High</strong>way <strong>Patrol</strong> Unions will not allow cars to be used for that large of Mileage; Most contracts in Major Law<br />
Enforcement Contracts have Limits for <strong>Patrol</strong> <strong>Vehicle</strong>s Used in patrol work. The biggest problems is wear and<br />
tare repairs, cost vs replacement cost value. Then not to mention areas used in. That vary from terrian Mt.<br />
areas,Salts where Snow is to Ocean. Then Dry climates Dessert areas. Then special Ops Divisions also. So good<br />
Luck I hope I have not stated anything that you have not been discussed on your plans for use in this vehicle.<br />
However I worked Streets both Rurel areas as well as Big City areas over my 14.5 Years Full time and 10 years<br />
Reserve Law Enforcement Officer Both as <strong>Police</strong> Officer, Dept. Sheriff then latter as <strong>High</strong>way <strong>Patrol</strong> Officer.<br />
137. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Man... sticky stuff sounds like an awesome way to stop morons from speeding. I also like the homing beacon one<br />
too.<br />
136. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
The goverment push's racism on us citizens. First off the police cars are black and white and then when they put<br />
you in the back and take you to jail the cells are labeled black for black people and white for white people. You<br />
are forced to run with your own race or you can get beat up, even killed, if you talk to anyone who is not of your<br />
race. You need to join a gang for protection. They don't prepair they prisoners to re-enter socity. They come out<br />
ten times worse, and they get a public record and nobody will hire them. America is supost to be the land of the<br />
free, but you can't even enjoy a nice toke in the privacy of your own home. You are considered a sex offender if<br />
you piss on a tree at the park. I think that they should paint their cars Red, White and Blue, and have a lable that<br />
says, "Don't Fuck with anyone elses freedom, and we won't fuck with yours!" You probaly want to take me to jail<br />
for this comment, but this is what america is all about, BEEOCH.<br />
135. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
THEY SHOULD OF DONE IT LONG TIME AGO<br />
134. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Sweet<br />
133. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
it will be a great potential for police force to have such gadget. even if this product doesn't bring any profit to the<br />
automakers, this will still be a great decision.<br />
132. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Ok, the automatic reading licene plate camera is a bit too much, and a lil scary. soon <strong>Police</strong> Officer's will just be<br />
robots, and the only job will be cleaning them<br />
131. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Yet another nity inovation for the police to use to harass the law abiding in their continuing quest of shirking their<br />
actual and purported hired for responsibilities.<br />
130. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
no practical person would want a soft shelled car to be runing in to stuff with. plastic is nice but its only plastic and<br />
plastic is cwrap when it comes to wear and tear. build a pratical car not a pretty car.<br />
129. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I like all of the features of this vehicle, but, another feature that I think would be great is if those two silver grill<br />
bars in the front could somehow electronicaly lower down and in a high speed chase the cop car would get behind<br />
the vechicle and hook the bars under the other car to slow it down, eventually the cop car would hit the brakes<br />
thus stopping the other car also....just a thought :)<br />
128. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: http://www.aeeneh.com/images/crimes/imperial_cabinet.jpg<br />
For a police officer to use this kind of car in hot pursuit of old cheap car without mufler carring heroin would<br />
automticly qualify the officer to send his letter of resignation to the office of emperor<br />
127. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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Website: myspace.com/joenny<br />
The gadgets are amazing. It feels great to know that at least some people are working to be able to increase our<br />
security (or simply create better toys) either way, the technology is incredible.<br />
126. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I hope they do this! it sound awesome! maybe by the time i get into law enforcement they'll have them<br />
125. let the police have the tools.<br />
Website: sexysweetpepper@hi5.com<br />
i would like to see that car on the road asap,living in a world of peace is in the hands of our cops giving them tool<br />
to work with well let them get the job done.<br />
124. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
WHAT ? HOW MUCH $$$ DO THEY THINK THEY CAN WASTE ON THESE CARS? I'LL VOTE AGAINST<br />
THEM..ALL WE HAVE IS PEOPLE GETTIN TICKETS 10 MILES AN HOUR NOW...THATS REALLY PUSHING<br />
IT!<br />
123. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
This is just what we need more tax money to go to the already bloated police budgets!! These gang members<br />
with badges dont need to pick the pockets of the public any more than they already are. WE need to reel in<br />
funding not give these power freaks more toys to play with!! They already make WAY TOO MUCH $$ as it is!<br />
122. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
DON'T FORGET THE COFFEE AND DONUTS!<br />
121. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Is the future of Goverment prepareing for a American war? in this nation? between the people of it? I seen one<br />
automobile company that had made a armour car miliraty type for public sale is there going to be another<br />
American cival war ..if so what groups are going to be targets? the poor and desprate loking for food? or health<br />
care? and houseing this is scary to think your street in america to become a domestic battelfield...is times going<br />
to get that bad? give us desent people some warning maby we can move away from America to some Island and<br />
eat grass...and coco nut milk and fish.<br />
120. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
This is a great idea. As a Chief of <strong>Police</strong> this would be a great concept and would benifit agencies big and small. I<br />
work in a small agency and we have to pinch and save for cars then work on them ourselves to get them<br />
equiped. being able to buy a car would be great. I woul like to be one of the first agencies to try this vehicle out<br />
119. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
that is a bad ass car<br />
118. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
GPS Launcher is NOT a good idea. Shooting a missle at a moving car "has and always will be ILLEGAL!" What<br />
about a bad shot or miss-fire..what then? They need to re-think this one. What next? Shoot a giant glue gun at<br />
thier tires? Better yet..develop an EMP gun and aim it at the car..that should do it!!<br />
117. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: yahoo<br />
Yall could also creat a raddar that could memorize as scanned license plate and voice reccord issue as passing<br />
by but no time to stop to be able to track latter with video also,such as suspicious accomplise,could only follow<br />
one and other save for later,multi tasking and if crimminals fear such im sure they would rather not.dont do the<br />
crime if you cant do the time.And if you believe in something strongly like marijuana go about it leagally fight for<br />
the right amen.,anything abused is disfunctional really.<br />
116. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: http://www.hyenaonline.com<br />
Investing on this new high tech car patrol could yield high return on investment if all the states will evetually<br />
become the market.<br />
115. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
wow, so..im just wodering. is this actully going to happen...are cop cars going to evolve into this? that would be<br />
really cool. (that means no more speading for a lot of us)<br />
114. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Looks nothin like the Charger<br />
113. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Kool, maybe if all agencies got a car like this, it will also minimize on corrupt cops as well.<br />
112. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
These ideas are very interesting but what about the load these gadgets have on the electrical system of the car?<br />
<strong>Police</strong> vehicles are already maxed out with the already required equipment.<br />
111. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
"most models used as police cars are expected to last for 70,000 miles." I have a 2000 Ford P71 police<br />
interceptor that I have racked up another 30,000 miles on after I bought it used with 132,000 original police<br />
miles....still going strong after only replacing the harmonic balancer. "with a top speed of 155 mph" -- P71's will do<br />
160mph with speed-rated tires stock from the Ford factory.<br />
110. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.myspace.com/heatherfeatherfidler<br />
WOW!! how cool is this!!!<br />
109. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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Great idea and gadgets, but to be honest, the car is way too "James Bond" to be a cop car. Tone it down a bit, or<br />
that car will be the one that's going to be stolen.<br />
108. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I love the idea of these cars. I can only hope that they will be used soon.<br />
107. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Really....this thing may work,however will it keep the cops from continuing high speed pursuits...I THINK NOT. If<br />
they are close enough to shoot that GPS sticker ,you would think that they are close enough to read the plate<br />
and get a make on the car.They (police officers) are trainded on things like that,are they not? And if so why cant<br />
they get that info and back off and radio it ahead are to other officers in that area....however you look at it the<br />
chase will never end,there are to many gunho cops out there.<br />
106. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
One of many steps in the direction of a police state!... Massive amounts of money that could be used on prison<br />
reform to actually help criminals reintegrate into society instead of helping police fill the same prisons with more<br />
criminals that never get real help!<br />
105. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I was just today passed by a police car with siren and lights blaring.... the problem is not the sound but the<br />
systems they install. Most cities take the cheap way out and install the lower end sirens on their patrol cars<br />
instead of the higher output sirens. This in it self causes more cop car accidents then anything else. I know I'm a<br />
former police officer who has seen this in pratice.<br />
104. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
LOVE THE INNOVATIVE IDEAS! HOPE LIKE HECK THAT HI-SPEED CHASES GET REPLACED WITH<br />
ENGINE-CRIPPLING DEVICES....AND SOON! THX<br />
103. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
These are all a great waste of tax payer’s money. A thoroughly tested technology already exists that disabled the<br />
EIM (electronic ignition module. It is manufactured by Non-Lethal <strong>Tech</strong>nologies of Sleepy, Hollow, IL and is being<br />
tested by the US Justice Department and funded by Federal Funds.<br />
102. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I like this car and bring this car as soon as possible<br />
101. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
very good idea. whoever came up with that.... bravo!<br />
100. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
That would be great, except that here in San Antonio, TX all cops are interested in when they are in their cars, is<br />
to get back to the station fast in time for shift change!<br />
99. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.genxenergies.com<br />
Using a diesel engine as the powerplant not only increases efficiency but also allows for the use of biodiesel. This<br />
would allow for the enforcement agency to significantly decrease their carbon footprint too.<br />
98. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
That car rocks. It's high teck, a modern look, something sleek yet powerful. It is fast enough to catch up to<br />
common car chases up to higher speed chases but not a dangerous out of control speed. It consists of the<br />
standard red and blue lights, highly visible from the front, made part of the bumper, "POLICE" highly visible on<br />
white paint using two doors as to the standard one door white paint; does not need to have large strobe lights<br />
above the vehicle which will not make the vehicle easily spotted from far distance, allowing stealth mode,<br />
especially at night. A lovely grill for those critical moments during a speed chase or a dangerous stop. I love it. It's<br />
awesome.<br />
97. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Why not have a cutoff switch installed in all vehicles so that the police car can scan one trying to get away and<br />
stop the engine.<br />
96. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Cool for cops.<br />
95. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
JUST what cops need, better tools to enforce their corruption and abuse of their powers...the future looks better<br />
every day!<br />
94. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
A true <strong>Police</strong> State! First we loose our freedoms,then hi-tech police.<br />
93. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
What exactly is WMD's. And if that means ****** of mass destruction, it sounds like it was made by the Bush<br />
admin. Make smarter cops, not smarter cars.<br />
92. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Thanks PM ... This article & write-up on these 5 items are excellent! The Rumblers are ALSO NEEDED on EMS<br />
units & FIRE-ENGINES. And FYI - I ALREADY subscribe to PM & PS. Keep up the great work!<br />
91. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
It's a great idea, but police departments buy cars that are within their means. I could police departments<br />
purchasing cars like that maybe for their special units. Those cars won't drop they crime rate, I think it'll only be a<br />
cool toy for selected police officers<br />
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90. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Quote "<strong>Car</strong>bon Motors claims it will be 40 percent more fuel efficient, with a life span of 250,000 miles (most<br />
models used as police cars are expected to last for 70,000 miles)." Apparently not enough research by <strong>Car</strong>bon<br />
Motors. Most police vehicles hit 70,000 miles in their first three years or less. 250,000 miles isn't impossible to<br />
reach. Most vehicles do not change their spark plugs until they hit 100,000 miles.<br />
89. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Cool <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong>! Watch out! you bad guys<br />
88. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
dont you think our taxes are hi enough,who do you think will pay for this,and are there really that many criminal<br />
speeders ?<br />
87. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
That's cool. <strong>Cop</strong>s should stop spendng money on donuts and start spending it on these cars.<br />
86. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Do you think the City will go for a fleet of these??????<br />
85. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I THINK ALL OF THESE GADGETS ARE REALLY, REALLY NEEDED FOR THE NEXT GENERATION. GREAT<br />
IDEAS.<br />
84. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Love those bumpers for spinnin out cars that refuse to stop. What they need is a Harpoon. <strong>Tech</strong>nology allows<br />
today that a power surge charge which goes off after firing a harpoon into the high speed chase vehicle, 'shuts<br />
down' all its electical components, fries even the spark plugs lol. No more high speed chases.<br />
83. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Marvelous gadgets<br />
82. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Looks like something out of The Fith Element<br />
81. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I hope somone out there invests in this , i would love to see it on the road. Then maby this motor company can<br />
make other niche vehicles. Like an inexpensive four wheel drive vehicle. Made less expensive by eliminating all<br />
the frills and just uses a basic interior manual windows and doors Hoseable interior, but still safe.<br />
80. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I think that having this type of police car would be a huge step forword, the design is flawless the blue and red<br />
light on the front are innovative as well i think this car is a winner. I know id for sure like to see my local officers<br />
driving around in these high tech cars.<br />
79. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
i don't think that that gov. should be raising tickets b/c there are a lot of people out there that can't pay for it and<br />
they should be spending the money to help out schools and fixs the roads that need to be fixed the cars that HAD<br />
was just find they don;t have to be high class to give people tickets and get people off the streets<br />
78. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Like the kid cops don't have enough high tech crap to bust u with, they need a car like this too?<br />
77. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I think this vehecle.Will perfect for the future law enforcers.Esspeacilly sense we live in a genaration to where we<br />
can not trust anyone beacause we steal from people and every thing.My grandmother says shoot for the moon<br />
even if you miss you will land amogst the stars...<br />
76. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I think that this is yet one of the most beautiful cars i've seen yet. I love the body and the shape. It reminds me of<br />
a BMW and a Charger.<br />
75. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: american indian movement army<br />
this is one amazing police cruiser<br />
74. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
this car is not good..italian people got better car than this junk..italian got ferrari and lamborghini for police<br />
cars..and those cars are fast than a dodge or corvettes or dodge vipers..america should build something better<br />
with better engines...<br />
73. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: http://www.lordzuke.com<br />
pretty cool car. it should have cannons on the side though.<br />
72. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Does anyone else notice the licsence plate?<br />
71. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
A windows powered police vehicle? Who wants to drive a vehicle that crashes twice a day???<br />
70. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
WOW<br />
69. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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When are this cars going to come out to the street.<br />
68. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
That cop car looks hela tight. You got to admit<br />
67. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Yes, Yes this is the direction that all peace officer departments should be going..end crime, save lives, especially<br />
the officers...Let their family live with some peace in their hearts!<br />
66. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I'd be happier if <strong>Police</strong> Departments spent more money in an effort putting down speeders and traffic light<br />
runners. I can't remember the last time I saw a cop giving a traffic ticket, I guess that's not in their job discription<br />
anymore. I want my tax money back!!! Or maybe that's the next source of employment for illegal aliens, no one<br />
wants to be a traffic cop but an illegal will snap it up for 1/2 or 1/4 minimum wage!!!<br />
65. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
It makes so much sense to create a police car. I would expect there are 100's of thousands of police cars put into<br />
service every year across the nation. This will make a specialized more feature rich mobile observation platform<br />
available to police.<br />
64. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
man that car looks awsome. its got a funny license plate too. "GOTCHA" lol.<br />
63. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
The Gestapo doesn't need anything new. If fact they should all lose their jobs. They are just henchmen for a<br />
defacto government.<br />
62. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Nice for cartoon heroes!<br />
61. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I Think it is definately a good idea and that the police force throughout long island and even the rest of new york<br />
and elsewhere should concider having these vehicles made. i think it will definately help all aspects of the job and<br />
help officers to get things done quicker and more efficient.but most of all they will get things done safer as well.<br />
60. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
This is the most awesome police car I have ever seen. I would love to see this on the road. But I can tell you that<br />
the way these city's and town's operate, they will never spend the money. Their is to many politics' involved..<br />
59. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: yahoo.com<br />
Armored front doors and dashboards (capable of stopping 9-mm rounds) and forward-looking infrared cameras.<br />
lights, sirens, laptop docks and other gear. The car should not be designed as a alien vehicle but<br />
moderate,prestage,not for racing but protection of the vehicle and the officers. The expence shouldn’t be recover<br />
by issuing ticket or illigle motivation. Public dealing should be highly consider on priorty, reputation of the law<br />
inforce staff must be maintained on high standard, instead of bad officers or mafia.<br />
58. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: popular mechanic<br />
I like the idea of the next-gen cop car gadgets.<br />
57. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
great give the cops more power, like the people in the usa dont already live oppressed<br />
56. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
the car mounted alpr system is unconstitutional it goes against are freedom of privacy<br />
55. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
BOUT TIME ! SOUNDS LIKE A REALLY GOOD PATROL CAR. NOW ALL WE NEED IS THE MONIES TO<br />
PURCHASE ONE.<br />
54. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
looks like a phantom from the back go police you really need this<br />
53. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Also, 9 times out of 10, when the police claim that an act of violence has been committed against them, they are<br />
instigating these acts with aggressive behavior themselves... In Allentown last month an officer who has had<br />
numerous harassment complaints filed on him and ignored by the police who are the ones in power to do<br />
something about it drunkenly crashed his polce cruiser into a parked car. The statement issued by the <strong>Police</strong><br />
department was that the car, which was parked hit him... After a more thorough investigation by the state police<br />
the officer was suspended for one week... try that as a civilian.<br />
52. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Hmmm..still wondering how this overblown waste of money on these cars is going to "prevent" chases as the<br />
headline claims....hmm...<br />
51. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
the gadgets introduced are really excellent.but there are many other things that must be introduced. well done!<br />
keep it up!<br />
50. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
this project is really cool, i think you could do good with it in the military forum, like the MP's on military bases.<br />
49. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
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that does not look like a charger and your ruining it by making it diesel powered polluting our air even more now<br />
that what it already is and the newchargers are retarded ruining its name bring back the old style charger so it can<br />
get its respct back<br />
48. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I think they are cool and will realy keep simi valley safe, hopefully it will keep the gangsters off the street<br />
47. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
that's great spend or tax money on more police gadgets they can't solve real problems as it already is now we are<br />
just giving the police more money to harrass us even more it's so sad 2 see what our government and county<br />
helps with and that is more worthless cops thanks a whole lot south carolina!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
46. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
big brother is watching<br />
45. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
about time he police caught up. sound like a winner all around<br />
44. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
If like we have been raised to believe in this country, "nobody... nobody(not even the president) is above the law,"<br />
then I think the police should only have access to the same technology that the civilians of this nation have<br />
access to... Same goes for the military. If it was not the business of this country to wage war on their own citizens<br />
then they would entrust us with the same privelidges they enjoy. However as we can see, new police gadgets are<br />
coming... Inevitably... We will agree to be spied on, we will agree to throw away the bill of rights and the rest of the<br />
constitution if it makes us, "safer." I am sorry but I just haven't seen the safer, now when I wal outside I fear the<br />
police, I fear gangs, I fear drug dealers, I fear other criminals(who have been around since the begining of time<br />
and will continue to be around regardless of this technology), I fear being hit by stray bullets in a squable between<br />
the two. More than anything though I fear the police because they are vested in protecting only the capitolistic<br />
ventures of this country. If I loose my Job, lets face it, most of us are 3-4 paychecks from being homeless at<br />
anytime... If I become homeless I will be arrested for vagrancy, loitering, panhandling, sleeping in public... et<br />
cetera... If I try to warm myself I will be arrested for that... If I try to take food you are throwing away in dumpsters<br />
I will be arrested for that. If I try to forage on somebody else's land I will be arrested for that. So as we can see,<br />
the business of America is protecting business and not the people. Do the police really need more gadgets to<br />
write speeding/parking tickets and sit on their ass when something really happens? I will not put anymore tax<br />
dollars into my government waging war on me.<br />
43. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
In general, a good idea. Diesel engine good. I'm no engineer, but outside of a V8, an inline 5 clinder, or straight 6<br />
should do the job. Good luck. Mark<br />
42. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Where`s ROBOCOP at?<br />
41. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
<strong>Cop</strong>s are too soft. Put Gyros in the cars so they cannot tip over. Use 50 cal. ammo to stop the bad guys. Shoot all<br />
of the bad guys. I guarantee if you shoot 599 the 600th will stop. Good Luck to all Law Enforcement..Be Safe<br />
40. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
These are lame, it's just influencing themes of characters. What's next? Robocop chasing me down on the street<br />
for jay-walking?<br />
39. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.popularmechanics.com<br />
a really nice car sould be used by cop...........<br />
38. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.cougarelectriccar.com<br />
I'm hoping that by 2020, that the E7 can run on electricity...<br />
37. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I would love to see criminals off the street. However, the biggest problem is the court system that allows felons to<br />
roam free with a slap on the wrist. The new technology will have benefits but they come with a price. The license<br />
plate reader could constntly load vehicle information into a database and an innocent individual could be tracked<br />
for less than honorable reasons. Who will be overseeing the overseers?<br />
36. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
hope we have that top 5 hir at philippines<br />
35. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Me and my husband think that the police academy could and should get a car that is more efficient and more<br />
affordable!<br />
34. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
this car is bad ass if cops ever got those cars were out. game over<br />
33. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Thank you, After viewing this I feel safe to join the police in the future.<br />
32. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
It is about time they get something better for their dangerous jobs.<br />
31. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Is this high tech or what<br />
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/4231942.html<br />
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30. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Hey, the idea is amazing. but its fruitful only for big, developed countries. For developing nations like India,<br />
something like this is a far off dream<br />
29. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
COOL<br />
28. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
amazing car<br />
27. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Uh . . . Short-Term Impact: <strong>Car</strong>bon Motors is still on the hunt for funding. According to Li, a “large financing<br />
transaction” could lead to a working E7 within three years. I got stuff I want too . . . Good luck Mr. Li . . .<br />
26. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.globalmultiservices.org<br />
It just a matter of time before it exists for real and the police in big cities start using it to deter and prevent crimes.<br />
Some fire departments have already acquired futuristic trucks equipped with advanced sensors allowing them to<br />
maneuver in harsh environments. Also, remember that automatic doors were perceived as science fiction until<br />
Star Trek made it possible.<br />
25. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Road Warrior <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong>s?<br />
24. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
look how high tech these cars are now, so stop speeding!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
23. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I like how the license plate says Gotcha hehe.<br />
22. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Wow!<br />
21. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
I love all of these new gadgets and the ideas behind them! Watching actual police videos on televison just makes<br />
my blood pressure rise! The more help law enforcement has, the better. In the hands of well screened and trained<br />
officers, I believe this will be an asset to us non-sworn citizens. Anything for the men and women in blue. Let's<br />
make sure they make it back to their families - alive - each and everyday.<br />
20. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
this violates our privacy rights.<br />
19. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
nice car look but lets see how they work on the road put it on the road in the next car chase<br />
18. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
E7 - if i have to pay the same $$ as that of a for o chevy why would i opt for e7???? by the time u find ur finance<br />
these guys would be out their model !!!! financiers be aware !!!<br />
17. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
PEOPLE PAY TO MUCH IN "TAXES"!! FOR THE COPS TO BE BUYING OUTRAGEOUS "TOYS" LIKE THIS!!<br />
DIESEL ENGINE!! HELLO GLOBAL WARMING IS NOT TO FOND OF POLLUTION FRON THIS KINDA<br />
ENGINE..<br />
16. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Thats really cool with the labtop in the back,im a big police fan<br />
15. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
3. Automatic License Plate Recognition Cameras In any appraisal of high-tech policing, you’re bound to brush up<br />
against Big Brother-worthy technology. Case in point: Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR), which is<br />
essentially cameras that run every single plate they see. According to Brian Shockley, vice president of marketing<br />
for Tennessee-based PIPS <strong>Tech</strong>nology, the leading manufacturer of ALPR, the most common configuration is a<br />
three-camera system. All of the cameras have a fixed position and focal length, with two facing forward—one<br />
scanning the lane to the right of the car, the other scanning the lane to the left—and a side-mounted camera<br />
intended for parking lots. Each camera sends a constant stream of infrared and full-color images back to a<br />
processor in the trunk, which searches them against current warrant lists, Amber Alerts and other records that are<br />
updated daily. “The officer gets results in near real time,” Shockley says, “or about 20 milliseconds.” The cameras<br />
work at high speeds, with 180-mph differentials. So whether a car blazes by a stationary police car at 140 mph, or<br />
passes in an oncoming lane while both cars are doing 80 mph, the system should pick up the suspect’s plates.<br />
But here’s where things get creepy: Since each agency determines how long to keep the reams of data collected<br />
daily by each ALPR system, investigators could potentially search through thousands of drivers in a given area,<br />
during a given period, to help track down a hit-and-run driver. And PIPS sees the technology being installed on<br />
nonpatrol vehicles as well, such as street cleaners. Nothing, in fact, is sacred. Short-Term Impact: PIPS hasn’t<br />
provided exact numbers, but despite its relatively high price tag—a three-camera system costs around $25,000—<br />
ALPR systems are already in use across the United States, including agencies in California, Arizona, Texas and<br />
<strong>New</strong> Jersey.<br />
14. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
it's good to see this police car transformed into an autobot in the next transformer movie. Cool!<br />
13. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
that police car is sooo coool<br />
12. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/military_law/4231942.html<br />
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Thats great no wonder state taxes are so high.<br />
11. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
You better hope the police that use these "next gen" technologies support our constitution. Infowars dot com.<br />
10. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Why don't they actually try and solve crime instead of catching speeders? Answer: Solving crime requires brains,<br />
catching speeders is easy and gets them money, which is all they care about anyways!<br />
9. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
The more you can do to make it safer for our officers the better. Go for it. We should be spending our money on<br />
that instead of for killing people across the sea's<br />
8. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Wow I wish they make them soon for everyone to buy. Thats a sweet car.<br />
7. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: www.1evs.com<br />
Great System!!! I have been selling these to different Agencies around the Country and all have been very happy<br />
with it. If anyone is interested, please let me know. They are also a lot lower cost than $600. Contact me at:<br />
bdavis@1evs.com<br />
6. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Website: GeoBeo.com<br />
Wow, what a waste of taxpayer money. Why should we be forced to pay fro crap like this?<br />
5. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
cool car..huh..awesome..<br />
4. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Holy smokes! Bad boys, bad boys, watcha gonna doooo, watcha gonna do when they come for you. LOL<br />
3. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
As a cop in the military, this car sounds totally efficient and just awesome to drive! Armored dashes and doors is a<br />
great upgrade, on top of being able to go 155mph! WOW! I am all for this car. It's a nice upgrade to the police<br />
vehicles now.<br />
2. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
Sounds great - would like to test the prototype when it comes out<br />
1. RE: Top 5 Next-Gen <strong>Cop</strong> <strong>Car</strong> <strong>Gadgets</strong><br />
it looks like the police car in the movie transformers.<br />
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