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Where can I find impounded cars by the police or something up for auction or retired police cars?

that someone bought at auction or whatever, and it’s coming from afar, and you have to slow down or get nervous thinking it might be a real police car? I bet those people who own old police cars get a real kick out of that.
No more "you shouldn’t be speeding anyway" comments. Most people speed at least a little at one point or another (as the cops often do, even when not necessary!) so there’s no need for a sermon. I also have a habit of slowing down when I see a cop, even if I’m not speeding. I’ve also been pulled over for stupid reasons (once I was asked if I was lost) so I’m usually doing everything I can to not let that happen.

To the retired police officer, great answer. I had no idea. And btw, I have no interest in getting one.

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