BRZ vs. Fake Cop trying to pull me over (PSA)

[Brink]

Originally Posted by eastendraceshop

Great advice! It's a rare sight to see an unmarked car pull someone over here in CA.

Yeah, there are usually more than enough marked cars around to do the job.

[MuseChaser]

Originally Posted by Jaden

Whenever, I've had this problem, especially in Mexico, I've always called the police and had them direct me to the nearest police station. Once they realize where you're going, they invariably take off.

Jaden

On another, almost-related note, I've taken the oft-spoken advice to NOT set my GPS/Nav "Home" setting to my house, just in the event my car or GPS is stolen. It's set to the address of the police station four miles from my house..

[Dave-ROR]

Originally Posted by MuseChaser

On another, almost-related note, I've taken the oft-spoken advice to NOT set my GPS/Nav "Home" setting to my house, just in the event my car or GPS is stolen. It's set to the address of the police station four miles from my house..

Mine is set closer than that, but certainly not my house either.

[Ultramaroon]

Originally Posted by MuseChaser

On another, almost-related note, I've taken the oft-spoken advice to NOT set my GPS/Nav "Home" setting to my house, just in the event my car or GPS is stolen. It's set to the address of the police station four miles from my house..

Oh, that's a great idea. I also use a fake close-by address but a police station is genius.

[Sapphireho]

Originally Posted by MuseChaser

On another, almost-related note, I've taken the oft-spoken advice to NOT set my GPS/Nav "Home" setting to my house, just in the event my car or GPS is stolen. It's set to the address of the police station four miles from my house..

Isn't your address on your registration? Just saying.

[Swift]

I have seen personal plates on squads that are even marked. Normal the chiefs SUV or a k9 narcotics unit. I just look for the lights hidden behind their grill/bumper or by the visor to verify if it may be a cop.