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surprise_i'm_armed wrote:One night I was chatting with a Plano, TX cop about whether a used
cop car was a bad buy because of all the rough service, or a good buy
due to all the heavy duty parts in a police package.

He told me something that I never would have thought of.
He said if you buy an ex police car, try to get a shift commander's car.
Fewer bad guys have been locked up in the back for transit to the pokey.

He said many of the regular patrol cars have had drunks blow chunks in
the back on the way to jail. Sometimes the smell lingers even after cleaning.