Bay_Kat
Tropical
If it's suspicious in any way, the fire marshal is called immediately. I imagine with a vehicle, it would be easy for him/her to determine the cause fairly quickly.
Feeling Disgusted
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If it's suspicious in any way, the fire marshal is called immediately. I imagine with a vehicle, it would be easy for him/her to determine the cause fairly quickly.
SoMDmomof3
New Member
I am curious too.Can you PM me as well, please?
kwillia
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"The fire originated in the engine compartment, near the dashboard’s electrical components and has been ruled accidental."
Sounds like they were able to quickly and surely determine cause at the scene. :shrug:
Electrical issues could happen to any of us.
CHEYWOLF1965
CHEYWOLF
Electrical wires overheated simple as that no one was targeting the police. GET OVER IT ALREADY!
DannyMotorcycle
Active Member
unless it was a professional making it look like an accident! ( kidding)
I am glad they ruled it accidental. The department employees were first advised it looked like he was targeted. To answer someone else's question on here why they would torch a patrol car - they keep all of their work info in there. Computers, reports, papers, etc - all of which are tied to the cases they are investigating as well as copies of their tickets. Most don't bring it in every day or night.
kwillia
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Wow. That sure makes me feel secure about citizen's personal information being just one smashed window away from being in the hands of hooligans and thugs.
Wow. That sure makes me feel secure about citizen's personal information being just one smashed window away from being in the hands of hooligans and thugs.
Unfortunately I could find out more information from Maryland Judicary with only someone's name then if I broke into a patrol car. I would be more worried about the internet
Lurk
Happy Creepy Ass Cracka
I would hope the Maryland Judiciary page didn't list the names, address, phone number, place of work for witnesses to crimes, etc. being investigated for upcoming arrest and imprisonment.
BOP
Well-Known Member
The vehicle and all of its contents were destroyed. The estimated loss to the vehicle is $9,000 and $1,000 to the contents.
Wait, whut!? Either the '79 Pinto wasn't worth that much or somebody's getting a really good deal on cop cars! I'll take 15, please!
BOP
Well-Known Member
If someone wanted to destory property belonging to a cop, why would they target a poilce cruiser, which is owned by the public?
Cuz they're smurt!
RidgeChick
New Member
Sounds as if someone was jumping to conclusions about foul play, perhaps that's why cops have a bad rep. Many do the same thing with disregard to fair play or the truth.
Hope your 4th got better.
glhs837
Power with Control
As for the value, after a few years of service, the standard CVPIs are not worth a lot. Didnt cost a lot new, call it in the 20-22K, bare, meaning no lights or sirens or computers. Add in +150K or so of police use, and at auction, they go for pretty cheap, thats why the hood rats like'emso much.
Tech
Well-Known Member
And I thought it was to remind them of their youth, sorta like when I kept my graduation tassel. When they drive with their friends someone rides in the back.
frequentflier
happy to be living
Most of the people driving the old Crown Vics look like they have seen the back seat a time or three
Lurk
Happy Creepy Ass Cracka
Most of the people driving the old Crown Vics look like they have seen the back seat a time or three
Do you suppose that, when they have to ride in the back seat, they automatically put both hands together behind their backs?