Chicagoland 2005

Maybe if you slowed down a little and didn't have a chip on your shoulder EXPECTING a break just because you're the police, you might actually get one.

Don't ask... But they will write another copper a ticket!!!

wisconsin and there really picky about are lights

it has it's own web site!

also, i don't see anything stating this vehicle belongs to a volunteer firefighter. it may very well belong to an actual fire department.

i don't know what state you're from, tyrell, but in the state of texas volunteer firefighters are able to use red and blue lights on their volunteer firefighter vehicles.

i think it is stupid in no way is it legal to have blue and red lights when you are only a volunteer fire fighter this guy just wants a reason to put lights on his old truck! he is a cop wana be!

In most states green flashing lights are used to identify a command post! in other states green lights are used by volunteer fire fighters and most states it can be used by doctors and other medical people needing to get to the hospital but they can't speed or break any traffic laws

thats not a seagrave, its an american lafrance

No worries Dave.. Sound like someone who'll never do anything for himself, just pick apart everyone else's efforts.
See ya next yeart

George Washington University Campus Police in Wash DC does use green lightbars on its vehicles. Link to several photos below.

http://schoolcars.0catch.com/gwu.html

with so many departments in DC (Metro PD, protective service police, and all the fed government depts), maybe they use green lighbars to stand out.
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Greg
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Oh, yeah. Maybe next year they'll put us in C class, and we'll kick some Crown Vic butt. A movie company wants mine for a Sheriffs rig.Maybe next year I'll have some graphics on it from the movie.

The car's not that yellow in person. Honest!

Looking at your linked photo I see two civilians standing behind a pickup truck filled with what looks like school supplies. Where is it indicated that this is a police vehicle? There's nothing visible in the photo.

Correction...

here is the proper link to the picture (rear view) of the green-lighted George Washington University Police pick-up...

http://gwired.gwu.edu/upd/merlin-cgi/p/downloadPhoto/d/20115/n/off/