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written by: Chris Vanderveen (9NEWS Reporter)
Created: 11/29/2004 9:47 PM MST - Updated: 11/29/2004 9:49 PM MST DENVER - After weeks of telling people not to leave their cars unattended on cold mornings, Denver Police are now investigating a case in which one of their own detectives did just that. Someone stole a 2003 Chevy Monte Carlo outside of a detective's house Monday morning. Denver Police Chief Gerry Whitman says the detective turned on her car, went back inside, and waited for it to warm up. When she got back outside, the unmarked police car was gone. The practice of leaving one's car unattended on a cold morning is often referred to as "puffing." In the past few weeks, Denver Police officers have been actively reminding people not to do this, as one out of every four cars stolen in the city were left unattended. The car did not have any weapons in it, but it did have a laptop, a traffic vest and a pair of handcuffs. "I have questions," Whitman said during a news conference Monday afternoon. As of 2 p.m. on Monday 17 cars had been reported stolen in Denver. Of the 17, 7 involved instances of "puffing." There have been 6,932 cars reported stolen in Denver so far this year. "If I can get in my car in the morning, and turn the police radio on, and hear these calls coming in all over the city because people are leaving their cars running on a cold morning, it's reached, I believe, epidemic proportions," says Whitman. The detective may be reprimanded, says Whitman. Internal affairs is reviewing the case. |
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OMG So funny.
Who in their right mind would steal a police car though? |
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If it was an unmarked car it is likely that whomever took it didn't know this, I wonder if the detective called the cops.
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When i lived with my folks in a small town near Glasgow a guy stole a police car after the they had stopped to help out at an accident, think he just walked up got in and drove off! Fully marked car, dont know what happened to him think he was caught pretty soon after, reckon he might have fallen down the stairs in police custody for that one
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haha, that's funny...I hope he had a look at this movie before he stole the car
http://www.loveit-or-leaveit.com/vid...ckedpolice.htm |
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All Cop cars here are now fitted with a device that will keep the engine running etc, so that the lights radio etc won't drain the battery, but if someone touches the accelerator without typing in the code, the car stops. I don't know if it locks the doors too, but that would be a great idea if it did.
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drug test all cops and politicians
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Looks like someone's stolen this link, too. The video isn't there!
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I have the video at home so I can post a new link on Saturady when I am back in Zurich...it's well worth waiting for...trust me
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for all those who know nothing of the y-front. this is a peice of '70's underwear art which has stayed adhered to the male Australian's *****.... as well as mustaches and lamb chop side burns and a general 'I know what I'm doing, stand back' policy.
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