Dodge Chargers

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[quote name='massfirebuff' post='95681' date='Apr 8 2007, 14:07 ']I was at the Square One Mall in Saugus, MA recently, and Simon Mall Security was tooling around the parking lot in a plain black Charger with a mini green light bar on the roof, LOL.[/quote]





Might it have been the guard's POV, or something?

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[quote name='FFPM571' post='95710' date='Apr 9 2007, 06:12 ']Ohio has a law that all traffic enforcement cars be marked with police, and have a light on the top of the vehicle.[/quote]



Thanks for the info, So they are jumping on the technicality and making it as unmarked as they can?? Does the light stay there all the time or just when needed?

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[quote name='James' post='68173' date='Jan 16 2007, 16:29 ']By all means feel free to drool, this is the real deal, not some shop mock-up as seen elsewhere.



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2006 Dodge Charger



New York Police Department -- Highway Patrol Division # 5



From the NPCA Collection/William Sommer







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Anyone else think that NYPD should switch to something other then vector light bars??? IMHO they look kinda strange on the Chargers.

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now this is a charger.

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Tony---i'm with you

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Here is a Mobile County AL Sheriff car.This is the old color scheme.I believe this is one of 6-8 demos.

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And this is Mobile County's new color scheme that is to be phased in as new cars are purchased.

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I like the new scheme on the Mobile Co. cars!

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I like the new one better also.They got a new sheriff last year and he is trying to update the dept.Their uniforms are changing this year also.The new ones are sharp with a very low-pro LED bar.Opinions are mixed,the V6s will outrun the Vics and the Hemis will run down anything.The gas mileage is awful and the deputy I talked to said they sit a little lower than the Vics and are bottoming out on dirt roads,of which Mobile county has a ton of.Theyre still undecided if they want those over Vics.

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[quote name='shfd739' post='98942' date='Apr 17 2007, 19:54 ']I like the new one better also.They got a new sheriff last year and he is trying to update the dept.Their uniforms are changing this year also.The new ones are sharp with a very low-pro LED bar.Opinions are mixed,the V6s will outrun the Vics and the Hemis will run down anything.The gas mileage is awful and the deputy I talked to said they sit a little lower than the Vics and are bottoming out on dirt roads,of which Mobile county has a ton of.Theyre still undecided if they want those over Vics.[/quote]



If there are that many dirt roads, and still want something pursuit packaged perhaps they should consider Tahoes

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2007 Dodge Charger, Mesquite, TX PD (1 of 13 in about a 150 car fleet). Photo courtesy of Sgt. Bill Hedgpeth, Mesquite PD.





John Anderson

San Antonio,TX

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Ok folks, let me try this again...the last file was too big. First off is the 2006 Charger they tried out before ordering the 12 more 2007s.

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...and the standard Crown Vic which makes up the remainder of the marked fleet.

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Wayland MA Unit 1353

2007 Dodge Charger

   

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Passaic County (NJ) Sheriff's Department

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Virginia State Police

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Everett, MA 147

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One of Beverlys lit up in smoke at a recent 3rd alarm condo fire.

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Jennings, Louisiana, Police Dept.