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kenanator @ Apr 4th 2008 12:06PM
The police here do not have hummers. This is obviously a poster or stock photo.
Stuff like this happens all the time around here though. In the town I live in, La Verne, a suburb of L.A. The have random drivers license checkpoints and DUI checkpoints at 8am on weekday mornings. Who drives to work hammered on a Tues morning? Nobody. It is all a shakedown. There are lines of tow trucks loading up cars for impound. It is ridiculous...