OPP Vehicle fleet?

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turbodish said:
Nope.

However, there is an easy way to find out what they're driving. All you have to do is get their attention somehow and they'll reveal themselves.
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What do you think the Access to Information Act is, or FIPPA? Good luck actually figuring out how to actually file a request, and who the request should go to though.
 
If you guys want to know what vehicles they drive in your area, do a drive by a few of the police stations.

BTW. this past week my mom, my wife and I have seen minivans all over Halton region. The one I saw was a Red Windstar on north on Dorval just before the QEW. I saw the Fusion again on Bronte for a 2nd time recently.
 
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In Mississauga, I have need unmarked Toyota Camry Hybrids and Toyota Highlander Hybrids. Almost got caught out by the Highlander!
 
There is no limit to the different vehicles the police have, even if you had a list it would do you no good, the list is far too long remember, Plus they have vehicles that are registered to phoney companies and have no police equipment in them what so ever. Not just the OPP, but local forces as well.
 
Saw a black 'n white OPP VW Beetle a few weeks ago on the 401 near Guelph. Looked like the automotive equivalent of Charlie Chaplin.
 
adri said:
The cops are using our tax dollars to buy non domestic vehicles now? Are you ******** me?
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Maybe, maybe not.

Local head offices and dealer GIVE vehicles to the police to use in their community service programs. This is nothing new and has been happening for as long as I can remember. It's good exposure and public relations for the dealer and/or head office, and the community benefits as well.

And don't forget that many "foreign" cars are now actually manufactured in Ontario.
 
jeero said:
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Wow, I never noticed that! How the hell did Paul end up with the OPP badge on his sleeve?

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No it says OPP, he got it in Toronto after a concert.

Paul: "It is all bloody stupid. I picked up that OPD badge in Canada. It was a police badge. Perhaps it means Ontario Police Department or something. I was wearing a black flower because they ran out of red ones. It is John, not me, dressed in black on the cover and inside of Magical Mystery Tour. On Abbey Road we were wearing our ordinary clothes. I was walking barefoot because it was a hot day. The Volkswagon just happened to be parked there."
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I think he misread or just didn't remember what it said on the badge.

http://www.feelnumb.com/?p=2636
 
mmmnaked said:
No it says OPP, he got it in Toronto after a concert.



I think he misread or just didn't remember what it said on the badge.

http://www.feelnumb.com/?p=2636
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*On the inside photo, Paul is wearing a patch with the letters "O.P.D.", interpreted as "Officially Pronounced Dead." According to John Neary, this phrase is the equivalent of "Dead On Arrival" in British police jargon.*


Now while I'll agree obviously it started life as an O.P.P badge
It certainly looks like they added the yellow changing the P to a D adding to the whole grave site scene on the Album cover

Add to that

The Japanese stone figure
The rest of the Beatles are standing at an angle, Paul is facing the camera as though he were being supported by his bandmates standing at his sides
The Beatles are all holding Brass band instruments, but Paul's is black
The Left handed Bass Guitar on the Grave with only 3 strings not 4
The cloth grandmother figure, on whose lap the Shirley Temple doll is resting, is wearing a blood stained driving glove.
and A model of an Aston-Martin, the type of car that Paul was supposedly driving at the time of his fatal accident, is leaned against the doll's leg

I think it's painfully obvious
No one here cares how many different vehicles the O.P.P has in it's undercover fleet
 
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Hachi-Roku said:
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*On the inside photo, Paul is wearing a patch with the letters "O.P.D.", interpreted as "Officially Pronounced Dead." According to John Neary, this phrase is the equivalent of "Dead On Arrival" in British police jargon.*


Now while I'll agree obviously it started life as an O.P.P badge
It certainly looks like they added the yellow changing the P to a D adding to the whole grave site scene on the Album cover

Add to that

The Japanese stone figure
The rest of the Beatles are standing at an angle, Paul is facing the camera as though he were being supported by his bandmates standing at his sides
The Beatles are all holding Brass band instruments, but Paul's is black
The Left handed Bass Guitar on the Grave with only 3 strings not 4
The cloth grandmother figure, on whose lap the Shirley Temple doll is resting, is wearing a blood stained driving glove.
and A model of an Aston-Martin, the type of car that Paul was supposedly driving at the time of his fatal accident, is leaned against the doll's leg

I think it's painfully obvious
No one here cares how many different vehicles the O.P.P has in it's undercover fleet
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Oh, crap... I read all that without putting my tinfoil hat on first.
 
Hachi-Roku said:
His Badge says O.P.D *Officially Pronounced Dead* not O.P.P
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Wow, you're retarded. As much "evidence" that you can find about "Officially Pronounced Dead", the fact of the matter is that Paul McCartney is still alive to this day, so all this propaganda about him being dead gets chained to a bag'o'bricks and gets thrown off the bridge.

Do you not see the fold/kink in the patch? That's what's causing the patch to appear in a way that the 2nd P looks like a D.
He got the patch in Toronto after a concert.
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