***WARNING TO ALL -PLEASE READ***
Essex Police have a new undercover car to add to their already bulging undercover department.
MAGENTA SIERRA SAPPHIRE 2WD COSWORTH
I wish I could say I am kidding but I know for a fact that they have just taken delivery of a 'modified' Sierra Cosworth 2wd.
The only details I have are 'F' reg, Magenta and it may have different wheels on i as well.
This completes their line up of undercover vehicles, which to date includes.
Blue Scooby
Mitsibishi Evo
and the usual BMW's and Omega.
Please bear this in mind next time you have a Cossy sitting up your arse and you want to play.
The car will be driven by a 'younger officer' and passenger will probably be dressed like a joyrider too
MAGENTA SIERRA SAPPHIRE 2WD COSWORTH
I wish I could say I am kidding but I know for a fact that they have just taken delivery of a 'modified' Sierra Cosworth 2wd.
The only details I have are 'F' reg, Magenta and it may have different wheels on i as well.
This completes their line up of undercover vehicles, which to date includes.
Blue Scooby
Mitsibishi Evo
and the usual BMW's and Omega.
Please bear this in mind next time you have a Cossy sitting up your arse and you want to play.
The car will be driven by a 'younger officer' and passenger will probably be dressed like a joyrider too
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Originally Posted by Dannfire
I thought the maximum age of any plod car was 3 yrs old.......didnt think they were aloud to use older cars..... 
There must be safety/insurance issues surrounding the use of a modified 15yr old car with no airbags, side impact bars etc
If it is true then they are sneaky fookers
Forgot to say car is already fitted with VASCAR (video survelance equipment) but may only be used in Essex for a month.
Hopefully it will breakdown for 3 weeks of that
Hopefully it will breakdown for 3 weeks of that
Originally Posted by adamS2RST
Class - was about s/e sat night and saw the undercover bm got someone 

Well all I can add to that is.....
Maybe they shuld try getting a 1.1 saxo with all the usual ''refinements'' if they want to catch some real dangerous idiots.....you know with 4 exhausts their emissions must be worth a look.....lmfao (yes its just a joke people, I know it makes no difference how many holes its coming out of)
Catch some real psycho idiots when you get urself a 12 year old nova.....
Maybe they shuld try getting a 1.1 saxo with all the usual ''refinements'' if they want to catch some real dangerous idiots.....you know with 4 exhausts their emissions must be worth a look.....lmfao (yes its just a joke people, I know it makes no difference how many holes its coming out of)
Catch some real psycho idiots when you get urself a 12 year old nova.....
watch as its a 2wd car the guy drivin it wont know wats hes doin and end up wrappin it round a tree. probably injuring someone or perhaps worse and cos its a unmarked car they'll blame it on street racing
I thought the maximum age of any plod car was 3 yrs old.......didnt think they were aloud to use older cars.....
I thought this was the case as well.
There must be safety/insurance issues surrounding the use of a modified 15yr old car with no airbags, side impact bars etc
Lothian & Borders have (or at least did 6 months ago) have an old Rover 800 hatch, still fully liveried. I've supplied motors on longer contracts from new, and even supplied end of contract cars for short-term plain-clothes/undercover use.
watch as its a 2wd car the guy drivin it wont know wats hes doin and end up wrappin it round a tree. probably injuring someone or perhaps worse and cos its a unmarked car they'll blame it on street racing
Originally Posted by The Knife
Hmmm. Say what you like about the cops, but anyone with a Class One licence is unlikely to wrap a car because he "doesn't know what he's doing". These guys are way superior drivers to probably 99.9% of drivers on the road - if you are in the 0.1% that are better than them, I bow before you!!!
Originally Posted by Katie
Well all I can add to that is.....
Maybe they shuld try getting a 1.1 saxo with all the usual ''refinements'' if they want to catch some real dangerous idiots.....you know with 4 exhausts their emissions must be worth a look.....lmfao (yes its just a joke people, I know it makes no difference how many holes its coming out of)
Catch some real psycho idiots when you get urself a 12 year old nova.....
Maybe they shuld try getting a 1.1 saxo with all the usual ''refinements'' if they want to catch some real dangerous idiots.....you know with 4 exhausts their emissions must be worth a look.....lmfao (yes its just a joke people, I know it makes no difference how many holes its coming out of)
Catch some real psycho idiots when you get urself a 12 year old nova.....
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Originally Posted by The Knife
Hmmm. Say what you like about the cops, but anyone with a Class One licence is unlikely to wrap a car because he "doesn't know what he's doing". These guys are way superior drivers to probably 99.9% of drivers on the road - if you are in the 0.1% that are better than them, I bow before you!!!
So very unlikely that the driver of this Saff will wrap it round a tree and less likely to be out driven by 99% of the people on here, and 99% of the people on the road in general.
And back to the entrapment thing -
So how jsut cos it is a Saff Cos does it constitute "entrapment"????? Do you actually know what entrapment is? Tell why if they have an undercover Saff it is entrapment, but an undercover Volvo T5 isn't? Is it because you are more likely to try and race this Saff rather than the T5? Well that isn't entrapment, thats you being a twat 
Do you actually know what entrapment is? Entrapment is, for example, a cop going undercover as a dealer and setting up a deal with someone, actually supplying them the drugs so it is in the buyers possesion after having paid for it, then trying to nick them. THAT is entrapment.
Now it would be entrapment if this Saff Cos driver went out all day baiting boy racers etc for races then nicking em when the break the speed limit or drive dangerously. But the likely hood of that happening is slim. Nigh on anorexic

In most likly ness what will happen is it will cruise about and nick peep who try and race it, and might well be used for rapid response.
Anther reason the police use popular performance cars like these and the Evo's/Buru's etc is to try and connect with the performance car fraternity, in the hope of gaining respect, so that they might be able to enlighten some of you. You will probably laff and tell yourself "I ain't gonna be impressed with a copper jsut cos he drives the same car as me" but in practice it does work. underneath, all your coppers are jsut regular people. They ain't "out to get YOU", thats orders from "THE MAN". THE MAN is the enemy, not the copper following his orders. I guarantee you if you would spend the time actually talking to these officers, they will tell you and you will realise that they don['t want to nick you at all. Cos they don't want to have to chase you. Most pursuit drivers really don't want to chase people cos it puts them at risk, the public at risk and the person they are chasing at risk. They would rather educate you so you don't drive like a WANKER trying to race everything with more than 40bhp
[quote="The Knife"]
Hmmm. Say what you like about the cops, but anyone with a Class One licence is unlikely to wrap a car because he "doesn't know what he's doing". These guys are way superior drivers to probably 99.9% of drivers on the road - if you are in the 0.1% that are better than them, I bow before you!!!
yeah but as these cars will b used as high speed pursuit vehicle and would u use a 2wd saph for a high speed chase thru the streets over a volvo t5 or scooby???
watch as its a 2wd car the guy drivin it wont know wats hes doin and end up wrappin it round a tree. probably injuring someone or perhaps worse and cos its a unmarked car they'll blame it on street racing
I'm with Knife and Thrush, I have HUGE ammoounts of respect for traffic police/pursuit drivers, widely recognised as THE BEST drivers in the country end of, as a racing driver, you are in a semi controlled environment, not qute the sameon the public highways ay








