SA Undercover cop cars

Ibrox90 · 21-09-2009, 02:17 AM

So as most South Australian Members would know the SAPOL's undercover demon is a VE Commo with normal plates not government.

Now up uptil now they have been an easy spot with the 3 aerials on the back window (insted of the commos single)

After the past few weeks ive seen undervoer cars with the single aerial only spotable by the small light boxes behind the rear headrests.

just making you aware the SAPOL guys are getting shiftier

V3RSAC3 · 21-09-2009, 02:22 AM

Using Mitsu 380's aswell. Also some FPV's (although the FPV's are easy to spot with Sirens on a front metal bar lol) ... Also I have noticed that some VE Commo's no longer have the White LED sirens behind their front Mirror. But instead Hide little (Blue one side, Red the other) Sirens in the door pillars so you can't tell... .. All good I'm a good boy now days anyway

FreddyDUZ747 · 21-09-2009, 03:40 AM

Been around for ages in this guise.

Why would we need to know this anyway?

Poidevin · 21-09-2009, 03:53 AM

From what I heard the coppers (at least in WA) have switched their raido systems to digital meaning their undercover cars no longer need the multiple ariels hanging off the back of them.

pottery beige · 21-09-2009, 07:58 AM

If you behave you wont have a problem..

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blueline · 21-09-2009, 11:12 AM

cops have gotta do whatever it takes to keep ahead of people who may be watching out for them. In our area the cops have started putting chev badges on their VE SS's to catch people out.

**PepeLePew** · 21-09-2009, 11:50 AM

I was sitting at the lights one lovely day after having pulled up next to a plain looking VE I didnt think twice about. Minding my own business and did the sideways perve thing guys do at the lights. Anyway, male officer is giving the car the once over which concerned me as ride height is only a few mm over legal, but he nods and smiles and I drive off.

Got me thinking though I'd like the same to be happening to a clunker that takes off in a cloud of oil smoke, or a lowered on its guts chunk of illegality, or for those that seem to live on smoking rubber at every light. Unmarked cars have their place, and I reckon they're welcome.

Full marked up cars are a great deterrent, but we need vehicles like this to keep our roads safer.

platinumXR · 21-09-2009, 12:23 PM

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Originally Posted by pottery beige

If you behave you wont have a problem..

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Simple really isn't it?

Iggypoppin' · 21-09-2009, 12:29 PM

Oh too true. Everyone who cares overly what the cops are driving are probably the ones who get caught more often, then have the brass neck to complain about it. Simple solution? Don't break the law.

bok1 · 21-09-2009, 02:35 PM

we have a lot of unmarked cars that are fpvs as well in the penrith and western suburbs.but as others have said if you break the law we will catch you.

platinumXR · 21-09-2009, 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by bok1

we have a lot of unmarked cars that are fpvs as well in the penrith and western suburbs.but as others have said if you break the law we will catch you.

Ibrox90 · 21-09-2009, 04:50 PM

I wasn't in anyway saying that I need to watch out because i break the law im actually quiet the calm driver when I drive my falcon.

Just merely saying that SAPOL are fighting smarter not harder

I hope to be a copper soon and its good to see so many police cars in Adelaide.

In the UK and in other states dont see nearly as many cops.

FreddyDUZ747 · 21-09-2009, 05:35 PM

Just a heads up,If you become a copper you may have to drive a base model VE.

Sorry am in a funny mood

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V3RSAC3 · 21-09-2009, 05:36 PM

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Originally Posted by gilmore

Just a heads up,If you become a copper you may have to drive a base model VE.

With sirens.

Rodp · 21-09-2009, 05:38 PM

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Originally Posted by bok1

we have a lot of unmarked cars that are fpvs as well in the penrith and western suburbs.but as others have said if you break the law we will catch you.

There's an unmarked forum member - busted. ;)

V3RSAC3 · 21-09-2009, 05:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Rodp

There's an unmarked forum member - busted. ;)

Nice catch! ;)

Ibrox90 · 21-09-2009, 05:50 PM

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Originally Posted by gilmore

Just a heads up,If you become a copper you may have to drive a base model VE.

Sorry am in a funny mood

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lol yer and thrash it like the police do.

i dont mind the VE except when you need look anywhere other than forwards crap visibility

loosey · 21-09-2009, 06:17 PM

I've seen a Camry doing the rounds in the southern suburbs. There is also that white van that they park on Hindley (and elsewhere..) now and then. The van is used for rego/ license checks and is always parked though.

JClarke · 21-09-2009, 07:03 PM

Right here in Canberra - are too easy to know what kind and what car they use. They only use two types of vehicles = which are ford and holden.

Ford: Ford XR8 F6 and plain FG
Holden = VE SS

sometimes rare occassion they have mist 380's as well.

They are wearing LED lights tucked snugy besides the rear plates, and some of them don't but sits on back window - and they use police plain wheels, that we can not get.

BA GT-HO · 21-09-2009, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by V3RSAC3

Using Mitsu 380's aswell. Also some FPV's (although the FPV's are easy to spot with Sirens on a front metal bar lol) ...

That is a medical car that used to belong to a company called Worksafe. I have seen it up close. It is a GT

Jason[98.EL] · 21-09-2009, 07:27 PM

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Originally Posted by Rodp

There's an unmarked forum member - busted. ;)

Not having a go at you here

but why should it make a difference as to what type of work someone does for a living

i think it is a great thing that we have members of the police force here on AFF it gives us general public someone to call on if we need help on any matter that may be of a police matter

Redrum has help many ( in Vic ) out over the last few years and that is good enough for me

Jason

**PepeLePew** · 21-09-2009, 07:39 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason[98.EL]

Not having a go at you here

but why should it make a difference as to what type of work someone does for a living

i think it is a great thing that we have members of the police force here on AFF it gives us general public someone to call on if we need help on any matter that may be of a police matter

Redrum has help many ( in Vic ) out over the last few years and that is good enough for me

Jason

The wink he put in his 'observation' kind of solved that for me.....I dont think he was having a shot at the poster either.

V3RSAC3 · 21-09-2009, 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by BA GT-HO

That is a medical car that used to belong to a company called Worksafe. I have seen it up close. It is a GT

The ones with RED Numberplate with white writting [EMR 001] / 002 . 001 is a White GT with no stripes. and 002 is a Silver F6 ...

Jason[98.EL] · 21-09-2009, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by PepeLePew

The wink he put in his 'observation' kind of solved that for me.....I dont think he was having a shot at the poster either.

hence the not having a go at him that was in bold

i think it is a great thing that we have police willing to helpus out

go figure that it haas been taken out of context

Jason

Rodp · 21-09-2009, 11:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Jason[98.EL]

Not having a go at you here

but why should it make a difference as to what type of work someone does for a living

i think it is a great thing that we have members of the police force here on AFF it gives us general public someone to call on if we need help on any matter that may be of a police matter

Redrum has help many ( in Vic ) out over the last few years and that is good enough for me

Jason

Uhm... it's called a joke.

BA GT-HO · 22-09-2009, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by V3RSAC3

The ones with RED Numberplate with white writting [EMR 001] / 002 . 001 is a White GT with no stripes. and 002 is a Silver F6 ...

The one I am talking about is a grey/silver BA. Bloke that drives it is a good guy, came out to treat an injured worker a while ago.