My opinion about cars has always been simple; a transportation tool that takes someone from point A to point B. ... All the long drives made me less interested in cars since there wasn't much to do with them. But technology has advanced, and a lot of options became available in the last ten years when it comes to cars. Ever since I saw the movie "The Fast and the Furious", my opinion about cars has begun to change. ... The point of the film was to catch the guys who raced the cars illegally. ...

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Upon arrival back from training to serve our country, National guardsmen find their cars wrecked, with things stolen from them, or stolen. 26 cars had smashed windows, and while only one was stolen, the thieves left more than clear evidence that they had attempted to steal others. A specific officer, Private Jeremy Vaught, who had just returned from his National Guard duty, came home to find his car not in the place in which he had left it. Unlike last time, when his car was actually stolen, he was luckier. ... Although they still managed to take the radio and the amp out of the car. ...

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Proposal for Community Policing There are many reasons why we should go to community policing. Even if it is a very costly project you have to remember that you get what you pay for in this world. Instead of sending stormtroopers into a neighborhood where they know nothing about the people tha...

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As my uncle and I headed home in his car we were just catching up with each other and listening to oldies. ... Some idiot had just hit my side of the car as he was pulling out onto Main Street. I had experienced my first car accident on one of the worse nights of my life. ... He finally managed to unbuckle his seatbelt and get out of the car. ... The smell of antifreeze slowly crawled up my nose as I looked at the wrecked car. ...

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The Media claims that Michael brown never came close to the cop car. ... Then the officer tried to get out of his car. Brown was close enough to the cop car that when the officer tried to open the door Brown shut his door blocking the officer inside his car. ... The cop then told the man to get his license and registration so the man reached into his car. As the man was doing that the cop yells get out of the car and then shoots him. ...

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You can make a warrantless search of a car which was in motion, or at least mobile, when seized, and which you have probable cause to believe contains contraband or evidence of a crime. This is true even if the car has been taken into police custody. The authority to search a car that was mobile at the time police obtained custody of it, without first obtaining a warrant, exists independently of the authority to search a the car incident to arrest. For example, you stop a robbery suspect's car, arrest him, and take him into custody. You may search the car without a warrant at the scene ...

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These records should include the person's race; the reason stopped; how long the car was detained; and whether a ticket was issued, the car searched, or any illegal goods or weapons were found when the traffic stop was made. ... When the trooper asked to search the car and its contents, Wilkins refused. ... According to the police version, the officers broke the back window of Russ" car and pointed a gun inside. ... A witness said the woman had her hands up and was getting out of the car when she was shot. In both instances the victims were in unarmed cars and the policemen approached the...

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The officer told Lee he was stopped because his vehicle fiot the description of a stolen car earlier that day. Lee was driving a Jeep Grand Cherokee, a sports utility vehicle, the reported stolen car was a Honda sedan.... The men were ordered out of their car at gun point, handcuffed and put in separate police cars while the officers searched the car, without consent of owner or warrant, and checked their identification. ... David Smith, an African American officer, was pulled over while driving an unmarked car in the city of Carmel in 1997. ... Smith got out of the car. ...

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For example, in Night when Keechie and Bowie first meet, they are framed with in a car window. ... Rays" films share the common act of car wrecks. In They Live by Night, a car wreck occurs after Chicamaw buys a new car. Bowie is racing in front of him and hit's a car crossing the intersection. ... Like car wrecks, Ray's films have many reoccurring ideas. ...

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Another survey shows that only 15% of all motorists don't have a cell phone in their car at all times. ... About 44% of motorists have a cell phone or car phone in their vehicles at all times. ... Out of 28 car accidents related to phone use, 13 of the drivers had failed to stop and 15 had lane tracked. 20 of these drivers hit another vehicle. ... It will also contribute to the lowering of the percentage of car accidents. ...

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All police issued vehicles whether a basic squad car or undercover unit, are equipped with functioning PA systems. ... The maintaining of a car's interior is also an advantage of tint. ... Tint greatly reduces the amount of broken glass that may occur in the event of an accident which also in turn prevents many instances of car theft because the film makes the glass harder to break (Window Tinting Benefits, Advantages, and Reasons). ...

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California Highway Patrol, Tim and Melanie Singer began to chase King's speeding car, who he ignored as sirens and lights flashed. ... Within seconds, Los Angeles police cars arrived at the scene as well as the helicopter. ... Tim and Melanie Singer shouted at King to get out of the car and lay down on the ground. ... After the incident was over Koon got into his car, and sent a message through his in-car computer verifying the beating, the excessive force and the use of the taser. ...

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What Cops See and Know Criminal investigators have numerous responsibilities when conducting investigations such as following certain procedures and overcoming obstacles to obtain crucial evidence. Jackall describes how officers are required to write a report and research a case. However, Jac...

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One such example of improper policing occurred in the early hours of April 21, 1995 when police observed four men putting two duffel bags into the trunk of a rental car with Michigan plates. ... The police officers testified that running away from the officers, in addition to the involvement of an out-of-state rental car, constituted enough suspicion to search the car for drugs. ... When police questioned the driver of the car, Carol Bayless, she said she had made at least 20 round-trips from Michigan to New York since 1991 to ferry drugs. ...

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They went into pursuit of the speeding car which was up to speeds of 117 miles per hour. ... Within seconds Los Angeles police cars and a helicopter arrived at the scene. ... Rodney remained in the car. Officers shouted for King to get out of the car, and he finally did. ...

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Discretion can be seen when an officer decides whether to pull a car over, question some people walking, write a ticket or make an arrest. ... What this grouping does is make police put people in categories and maybe might pull over a car with specific characteristics such as tinted out windows when they have done nothing wrong and officers might use the excuse of a "failure to use a turn signal" just to see who is in the vehicle and what they are doing. ... For example, if an officer in a fairly rich neighborhood pulled over a black male wearing a nice business suit in a very expensive car ...

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The idea came about from the action of some drivers who put their phones down whenever they see the police patrol cars, or when a police officer come nearby and then they continue using it alongside driving when they are past that. ... INTRODUCTION This report is about a product by the name "Sniffer sleuth II ", a super device that is able to detect the people who are texting or calling, or even using their mobile phones for data transmission while driving a car. ...

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"Vigilantism" Vigilantes have been a part of history for along time. A basic definition of a vigilante is someone who takes the law into his or her own hands. Vigilantes can act by themselves or in a vigilant group. Laws of the United States typically shun the vigilante way of doing things. How...

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Fidel Lopez a Guatemalan immigrant was attacked at his car, the attackers pulled him out of his car and stole $2,000 from him. Damian Williams one of Lopez's attackers smashed his forehead open with a car stereo then attempted to cut his ear off. ...

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"Vigilantism" Vigilantes have been a part of history for along time. A basic definition of a vigilante is someone who takes the law into his or her own hands. Vigilantes can act by themselves or in a vigilant group. Laws of the United States typically shun the vigilante way of doing things. How...

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Such guidelines specified to watch out for people who wear a lot of jewelry and don't fit the car they are driving. ... Out of these figures, 11% of blacks were physically searched or had their cars searched, compared to 5% of whites. ...

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So the information that they had suggested that the drugs would be in cars driven by Hispanic or black people. ... Part of the united task forces instructions could entitle going under cover and driving unmarked cars in order to stop the influx of drugs. ...

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Alcohol also causes nearly half of teen car accidents (Walsh 1). ... If underage drinking was stopped, half of all the unplanned pregnancies and teen car accidents 5 could be prevented. ...

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In this article Reverend Sharpton tells about a young girl getting killed sitting in her car waiting for her gas to fill up. ... Shots were not fired from the gun found in her car. ... But shooting at an unarmed man 41 times and a woman in a parked car with a flat tire 24 times is anything but a mistake. ...

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Lewinski's studies on 'raising a gun and running away' and 'a gun in the car' places people in the shoes of an officer to recreate the situation to shed light on what the officer has to decide, in most cases, within a half a second. ...

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