OT road range gets you...jailed?

Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.

The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.

The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...

On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 13:19:13 GMT, "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
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>Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>
>The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>
>The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>[/color]


What no fire works?

What a waste....LOL

--

Scott in Florida

"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
news:lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01...[color=blue]
> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>
> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>
> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>[/color]


Where can I read more about this?

Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
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> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>
> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>
> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]

He was bump drafting.

Try looking up yesterday's Manchester (NH) Union Leader.
Front page story.

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> "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
> news:lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01...[color=green]
>> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>>
>> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>>
>> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>>[/color]
>
>
> Where can I read more about this?[/color]

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> Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
>[color=green]
>> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>>
>> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>>
>> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]
>
> He was bump drafting.[/color]

Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.

How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago, they
had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have the
lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked I
ever saw. But, once I saw it once...

The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there. Ok,
where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.

Six days later, same thing...

3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was the
coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
Mustang V8's in Connecticut.

In article <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01>,
"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
[color=blue]
> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>
> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>
> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]

Sounds like a case of police entrapment. The poor bloke was another
disgruntled kerry backer.
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>
> "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:xn0ej7jl54gdnh001@news.readfreenews.net...[color=green]
> > Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
> >[color=darkred]
> >> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
> >> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
> >>
> >> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
> >>
> >> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]
> >
> > He was bump drafting.[/color]
>
> Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.
>
> How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
> Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago,[/color]
they[color=blue]
> had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
> vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
> passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have[/color]
the[color=blue]
> lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked I
> ever saw. But, once I saw it once...
>
> The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
> down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
> overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there.[/color]
Ok,[color=blue]
> where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.
>
> Six days later, same thing...
>
> 3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
> around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
> turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was the
> coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
> Mustang V8's in Connecticut.[/color]

Back around 1970, a friend from Maryland told me that the troopers used a
hay truck. If true, pretty funny.


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On Wed, 01 Mar 2006 13:19:13 GMT, "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote:
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>Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>
>The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>
>The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]

The cops really do love it when the idiots seek them out and ask to
get arrested. Makes a small bright spot in their day.

--<< Bruce >>--

[url]http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?headline=Unmarked+cruiser+surprises+tailgater+charged+with+DWI&articleId=71a20345-130e-4978-8090-75fa792265e3[/url]
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>UL>Unmarked cruiser surprises tailgater charged with DWI
>UL>By CAROL ROBIDOUX
>UL>Union Leader Staff
>UL>Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2006
>UL>
>UL>A Manchester man picked the wrong car to tailgate.
>UL>
>UL>Dennis R. Perron, 46, of 506 Bartlett St., was charged with
>UL>drunken driving after a case of road rage left him bumper-to-bumper
>UL>with a carload of law enforcement officials.
>UL>
>UL>According to police, Perron was driving behind an unmarked cruiser
>UL>on a special patrol detail about 1:30 a.m. Saturday.
>UL>
>UL>Inside the cruiser were two Manchester police officers, a state
>UL>trooper and a U.S. deputy marshal. The car slowed to a stop near
>UL>the intersection of Concord and Elm streets to check out a reported
>UL>disturbance on North Hampshire Lane.
>UL>
>UL>That's when Perron started tailgating the officers' car and
>UL>incessantly honking his horn.
>UL>
>UL>At the intersection, Detective Michael Biron, who was driving,
>UL>turned on the cruiser's blue lights and got out of the car to
>UL>approach Perron.
>UL>
>UL>Perron immediately put his car into "park," but was following
>UL>so closely that he rolled forward, driving into the cruiser's
>UL>rear bumper.
>UL>
>UL>Police charged Perron with operating under the influence of liquor,
>UL>a misdemeanor, and possession of a controlled substance — he was
>UL>allegedly carrying a small quantity of marijuana.
>UL>
>UL>Perron was released on personal recognizance bail. A court date
>UL>was set for March 15.[/color]

On Wed, 1 Mar 2006 09:09:19 -0600, "DH" <dh@stargate.com> wrote:
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>"Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
>news:CniNf.6041$dj2.2400@trndny04...[color=green]
>>
>> "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:xn0ej7jl54gdnh001@news.readfreenews.net...[color=darkred]
>> > Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>> >> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>> >>
>> >> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>> >>
>> >> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>> >
>> > He was bump drafting.[/color]
>>
>> Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.
>>
>> How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
>> Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago,[/color]
>they[color=green]
>> had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
>> vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
>> passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have[/color]
>the[color=green]
>> lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked I
>> ever saw. But, once I saw it once...
>>
>> The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
>> down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
>> overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there.[/color]
>Ok,[color=green]
>> where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.
>>
>> Six days later, same thing...
>>
>> 3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
>> around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
>> turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was the
>> coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
>> Mustang V8's in Connecticut.[/color]
>
>Back around 1970, a friend from Maryland told me that the troopers used a
>hay truck. If true, pretty funny.
>[/color]

They also used yellow cars....don't ask how I know.....LOL


--

Scott in Florida

"DH" <dh@stargate.com> wrote in message
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> "Hachiroku" <Trueno@ae86.GTS> wrote in message
> news:CniNf.6041$dj2.2400@trndny04...[color=green]
>>
>> "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:xn0ej7jl54gdnh001@news.readfreenews.net...[color=darkred]
>> > Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>> >> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>> >>
>> >> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>> >>
>> >> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>> >
>> > He was bump drafting.[/color]
>>
>> Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.
>>
>> How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
>> Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago,[/color]
> they[color=green]
>> had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
>> vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
>> passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have[/color]
> the[color=green]
>> lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked
>> I
>> ever saw. But, once I saw it once...
>>
>> The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
>> down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
>> overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there.[/color]
> Ok,[color=green]
>> where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.
>>
>> Six days later, same thing...
>>
>> 3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
>> around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
>> turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was
>> the
>> coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
>> Mustang V8's in Connecticut.[/color]
>
> Back around 1970, a friend from Maryland told me that the troopers used a
> hay truck. If true, pretty funny.[/color]

Back in the 70's and '80's the Mass State Police were using a 'broken down'
18 wheeler on the Mass Pike.
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Hachiroku wrote:[color=blue]
> "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
> news:xn0ej7jl54gdnh001@news.readfreenews.net...[color=green]
> > Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
> >[color=darkred]
> >> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
> >> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
> >>
> >> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
> >>
> >> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...[/color]
> >
> > He was bump drafting.[/color]
>
> Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.
>
> How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
> Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago, they
> had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
> vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
> passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have the
> lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked I
> ever saw. But, once I saw it once...
>
> The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
> down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
> overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there. Ok,
> where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.
>
> Six days later, same thing...
>
> 3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
> around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
> turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was the
> coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
> Mustang V8's in Connecticut.[/color]
You never saw the light blue thunderbird the Staties had. Saw one on
128 @ highland Ave Needham a few years ago. 30 mission hat, knee high
riding boots, full dress uniform.

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>
> Hachiroku wrote:[color=green]
>> "badgolferman" <REMOVETHISbadgolferman@gmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:xn0ej7jl54gdnh001@news.readfreenews.net...[color=darkred]
>> > Hachiroku, 3/1/2006, 8:19:13 AM, <lbhNf.2418$SJ2.1925@trndny01> wrote:
>> >
>> >> Guy in New Hampshire was just a little too impatient...
>> >> Kept pushing the car in front of him, trying to get it moved along.
>> >>
>> >> The two state troopers got out and asked him what the problem was.
>> >>
>> >> The two Federal Marshals stayed inside and watched the fun...
>> >
>> > He was bump drafting.[/color]
>>
>> Yeah...on an Unmarked cruiser.
>>
>> How *DUMB* do you have to be not to recognize an unmarked cruiser?
>> Although, in Ludlow, MA just outside of Springfield about 10 years ago,
>> they
>> had a Crown Vic, Powder Blue, with the half
>> vinyl roof, and NO LIGHTS anywhere! The lights were mounted on the
>> passenger's side sunvisor, the officer would flip the visor down to have
>> the
>> lights available. Even the radio antennas were hidden. Slickest unmarked
>> I
>> ever saw. But, once I saw it once...
>>
>> The other one was on the Mass Turnpike (US 90). Coming around a bend and
>> down a hill, the radar detector starts going off. Get out from under the
>> overpass and around the bend and there was a 1994 Lincoln MKVIII there.
>> Ok,
>> where's the cop? Must have been a bad signal.
>>
>> Six days later, same thing...
>>
>> 3 days after that, radar detector starts going off in the same place. Get
>> around the bend and there's the MarkVIII with every single
>> turn signal, backup lights, headlights, etc strobing. I think that was
>> the
>> coolest unmarked I ever saw...Well, then tere were the Mazda MX-6's and
>> Mustang V8's in Connecticut.[/color]
> You never saw the light blue thunderbird the Staties had. Saw one on
> 128 @ highland Ave Needham a few years ago. 30 mission hat, knee high
> riding boots, full dress uniform.
>[/color]

Yeah, those are a little harder tospot! But the current crop...who the hell
puts a brush guard on a Crown Vic except for a Statie or Bubba?!?!