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Guenther @ Apr 4th 2008 12:13PM
Matt- 1st, thats an H1 in the pic. It got between 7 and 11mpg. Police CV's will average 10-18 mpg, depending on use. H2s and 3s CAN achieve those numbers in highway cruising, but if used the same, would return numbers closer to 7 and 10, respectively.
As for the legality. It would be very presumptuous to presume that anyone there got permission from the management of a shopping center to gather there by the hundreds after closing hours. Police are often encouraged by business owners to "roll through" large properties during night time hours. Many of the citations listed are primary infracrions, which warrant being pulled over by themselves.
Is it wrong to ticket for revenue? sure it is. Is it legal? right again. Show of hands from anyone here who has written their state rep./senator with regards to laws protecting you from selective taxation?