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Posted by: j809

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Originally Posted by Delta784

The dopes base their "civil division unit" in Ayer, then dork Justin has a picture of himself next to an Ayer PD cruiser with the caption;

Taken During An Ayer Police Miscounduct Investigation With IPS a While

Then for good measure, he adds a comment to his own picture which reads;

Just to piss off the APD Than and Now! LOL

I hope the APD is aware of these peckerheads?

He also needs to learn how to spell "Massachusetts";

Oh its been a joint task for a while.

Hey here are some old posts by these fools in Ayer.
03-19-2006, 12:34
Korey E. Humphreys, hey dickhead go post on yourmother.com

I'm not impressed with any of your knowledge and obviously you were not the victim of real police abuse or you wouldn't be able to type with all your fingers. And how dare you call human beings scumbags. you're the scumbag here. you still live at 53 School St. in Hanover, Ma?
Please tell me you're not an investigator!! LMAO

No, I do not live in the town you specified. I live in ayer. I'm currently working in cooperation with the DOJ and the Attorney General's Office in uncovering the truth about alleged misconduct in certain police departments.

Maybe if you leave me your name and information, I'll contact you personally.

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In regards to a matter unrelated to your post..... No I am not a constable. I am a paralegal investigator and a commissioned Public Officer holding the office of Notary Public. I work for the courts, though I am not a constable.
KHump
03-19-2006, 12:50

I would finally like to say that I do not investigate petty cases of misconduct. My office's primary focus is on working with those citizens who have been beaten and physically assaulted by an on duty police officer.

If you, as respected officers, have any sense of ethics and believe in abiding by the laws of this Commonwealth, then you too should agree that police Officer's who abuse people and fabricate evidence, should not be a public servant.

I have a lot of respect for police. I really do. I have no respect for unethical assailants that hide behind a badge and think they're 'above the law'.

Finally, I repeat, I don't get involved with minor, stupid cases dealing with police misconduct. I don't waste my time in hearing the non-sense.

Posted by: kttref

Somehow I managed to miss 21 pages of this....

Wait...wait...wait...do these douches realize they are nothing more then paper pushers?

Posted by: Sniper

Posted by: kttref

...good effort Snipe.

Posted by: Killjoy

What a bunch of f*ckin loons...if they weren't so serious it would be funny. I shudder to think of the exaggerations, fibbing and outright lies that fly during one of their basement root-beer parties.

I'm fairly certain not one of these clowns has ever been in anything approaching a real fight, outside of their fantasy dojos and think that their experience with real firearms (not airsoft) is slightly less than the average Clinton-supporting college professor. What gets me is if they were real tough guys, why aren't their asses in one of the armed services, learning some real skills rather than wasting their time on the soldier-of-fortune correspondence courses they slavishly subscribe to? Stupid me, if I were a young man with an interest in law-enforcement, my ass would be down at the recruiting station!

If these dorks spent as much time doing something positive with their lives rather than pretending to be cops, they might actually accomplish something!

Posted by: j809

PERSONAL ME:

My name is Korey, I'm 24 years old and reside in Ayer. Sadly I've lived in Ayer my whole life. One day I wish to get the heck out of here! I know everyone in this small town and it sucks!

I went to High School at NVTHS and finished in 2002. After high school I went on to receive my certification in paralegal studies. Now I am happy to announce that after two long years, and thousands of dollars later, I have finally earned a college degree in paralegal studies. I "officially" graduated on November 13, 2007.

Anyone that knows me realizes that I am fair and impartial concerning any issue and I won't show an allegiance toward any one group or issue. I tend to have a superiority attitude which has actually worked out in my benefit. I’ve always had this attitude and have never been intimidated in standing up for what I felt was right. If a person gives me respect then I naturally give it back regardless of the persons’ perceived reputation or status in society. This, nonetheless, is not an invitation to ‘manipulate’ or otherwise ‘walk all over me’ --- for if you cross the line, I guarantee you you’ll think twice before you overstep my boundary again.

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by kttref

Somehow I managed to miss 21 pages of this....

Wait...wait...wait...do these douches realize they are nothing more then paper pushers?

I'm not even sure what they are.....a notary is someone with a pulse and a detectable blood pressure who "certifies" documents.

Doesn't a process server have to work under the license of a constable or deputy sheriff?

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Originally Posted by j809

Now I am happy to announce that after two long years, and thousands of dollars later, I have finally earned a college degree in paralegal studies. I "officially" graduated on November 13, 2007.

Then why doesn't he go be a paralegal instead of pretending to be some bargain-basement version of Dog the Bounty Hunter??

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Originally Posted by j809

Anyone that knows me realizes that I am fair and impartial concerning any issue and I won't show an allegiance toward any one group or issue. I tend to have a superiority attitude which has actually worked out in my benefit. I’ve always had this attitude and have never been intimidated in standing up for what I felt was right. If a person gives me respect then I naturally give it back regardless of the persons’ perceived reputation or status in society. This, nonetheless, is not an invitation to ‘manipulate’ or otherwise ‘walk all over me’ --- for if you cross the line, I guarantee you you’ll think twice before you overstep my boundary again.

I don't know about anyone else, but I'm shaking in my boots.

Posted by: phuzz01

My favorite part was when they say that they are working with DOJ on police misconduct investigations. I can see it now:

Governor: Attorney General, we just received a complaint that Joe Schmoe was severely beaten by on-duty police officers last night. This is turning into a media firestorm and could result in federal indictments. I need you to put your best investigators on the case!

AG: Governor, I know just the right guys for the job. These two 18 year old self-appointed process servers out of Ayer. They are the elite! Sure, they had a few "run ins" with the law when they were younger, but they say that they are "fair" and "honest" now. Plus, they bought some pretty neato badges for themselves!

Posted by: OutOfManyOne

He forgot to add that he is prime suspect for pulling people over on Route 2 and Route 190 and charged for impersonating a police officer, has blue lights on his former two tone cruiser, is well known to everyone at A3,C4,C9,C1 and many many other communities and is well known for many incidents.

Posted by: WaterPistola

I also like the fact that on his myspace he blatently says that he smokes pot "I plead the fifth"

Posted by: DodgeRam

I HATE WHACKERS!!!!!!

Posted by: Gil

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Originally Posted by DodgeRam

I HATE WHACKERS!!!!!!

I HATE WHACKERS, THEY KILLED KENNY!!!!!!

Posted by: Wiggum_1

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Originally Posted by DodgeRam

I HATE WHACKERS!!!!!!

Mike, lets ditch the Aux and start our own company, just like this one and cpmsa !!!!

Posted by: Tuna

What clowns, maybe we can fix these guys up with cmpsa for a group date. They can exchange war stories and life threatening situations.

Posted by: rg1283

This is so sad because, the guy is pretending that he is a constable, and he is not even a constable, hes a notary. Which inside of itself I think is kind of a joke, noraties seem to be obsolete. I have had to get 2 things notorized in my whole life.

Posted by: bbelichick

Douche Chill:

Introduced by the character Tobias Funke (David Cross) on the short-lived but acclaimed, award winning FOX sitcom Arrested Development. "Douche chill" is an exclamation calling attention to the embarrassment of someone who has brought ill consequences on themselves.

Typically annunciated an octave or two higher than one's normal speaking voice and drawing out the "L" sound in "chill."
1. Mike and Tom are playing one-on-one basketball. Mike tries to show off and go up for a dunk. He misses it and face plants on the concrete. The sooner the better, Mike exclaims, "Douche chilllllll!"

Posted by: WaterPistola

Tobias Funke the non nude actor, god I miss that show

Posted by: bbelichick

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Originally Posted by WaterPistola

Tobias Funke the non nude actor, god I miss that show

"Okay, Lindsay, are you forgetting that I was a professional twice over — an analyst and a therapist. The world’s first Analrapist."

Posted by: Irish Wampanoag

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Originally Posted by rg1283

This is so sad because, the guy is pretending that he is a constable, and he is not even a constable, hes a notary. Which inside of itself I think is kind of a joke, noraties seem to be obsolete. I have had to get 2 things notorized in my whole life.

He's a wannabe Whacker or you can say he's a Whacker Whacker!!!

Posted by: Foxracingmtnridr

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Originally Posted by mpr4601

Nice bitch tits :0P

His name was Robert Paulson. His name was Robert Paulson. His name was Robert Paulson.

Posted by: misconceived

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Originally Posted by Foxracingmtnridr

His name was Robert Paulson. His name was Robert Paulson. His name was Robert Paulson.

That is the 4th quote from ***** **** I've heard since this morning.

Rule #1: Don't talk about ***** ****.

Posted by: MikeNess

wow, that's what too much time on you're hands and a love of ugly cars will do to you i think that's why my dad bought a buick when he retired

Posted by: Sniper

There is a newly registered, retired MSP cruiser cruising around Braintree. The seals are off the doors but the unit number is still visible on the front fender and it still has a big antenna on the trunklid. Just put on the road about a week ago. Delta, I'm sure you will see it around. Shoot me a PM if you want the reg.

I'll have a pic in the next few days...........

Posted by: Barbrady

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Originally Posted by mpr4601

This guy looks like a whacker. Poster boy. But, don't mess with him he is trained in Special Forces combatives..

Looks like he is sporting an ACU T-shirt, too.

Posted by: firefighter39

Gotta love the green lights and MBTA Police paint job

Posted by: Nighttrain

He must have gotten a two for one special...free set of man boobs with very fake badge purchased. My bad, someone already zapped him on the breasts

Posted by: Barbrady

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Originally Posted by Nighttrain

free set of man boobs with very fake badge purchased.

Speaking of fake badges, I saw "Deputy Father", "Officer Wife", etc. family member badges and credentials for sale by Galls. S&W makes them.

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by Barbrady

Speaking of fake badges, I saw "Deputy Father", "Officer Wife", etc. family member badges and credentials for sale by Galls. S&W makes them.

I would certainly give more weight to a legitimate officer's wife than a "federal process server" or some other foolish whacker.

Posted by: Barbrady

Quote:

Originally Posted by Delta784

I would certainly give more weight to a legitimate officer's wife than a "federal process server" or some other foolish whacker.

Me and you both. I guess these badges are just gifts for supportive family members.

Posted by: rg1283

Speaking of badges

Posted by: j809

I just saw him walking downtown Ayer yesterday. He was walking with another whale ,both of them were wearing gold badges around their necks and walking towards the courthouse. Unfreaking believable. I had another officer with me and when I explained to her she still thought I was kidding her.

Posted by: j809

Ayer Police Department -- Wonderful Changes
Tonight I willing fully went down to the Ayer Police Department to talk to Officer Daniel Morrison to discuss a certain situation, also to apologize to him in person for something that had taken place. While I was walking to the Police Station and when I arrived, I was waiting for Officer Morrison to arrive. (He was out on patrol) The only thoughts in my mind was, is he going to arrest me on some bogus charge(s)? Is he going to threaten me? Is he going to close the door and push me around or anything like that like other Police Officers were/ acted in the past? After waiting for about three-five minutes for his arrival, I went into the interview room with him, at first I was nervous thinking about the way the cops in town were in the past with me and even other people. We discussed things about a certain situation.

The whole time that Officer Morrison and I were talking, I realized that he is different! He was professional and not being a smart alick, or even saying comments to get me to act out in front of the camra or anything! (Which Officers in the past always did/ tried) In the town of Ayer, I never had a(n) experience like that, even with Officer Jennifer Davis when I am/ was down town and working, besides when I was younger and before the last acting Chife! If it wasn't for the new Chief of Police in town, William A. Murray, there would still be crooked and bad cops! Ever since I'v been back home (I had to leave state because of a few cops in town) I have realy noticed a big change in the Department! As long as these cops are here, I know I/ we can do my/ are work with out any problems or herassments like in the past when my brother was showing me how to do the job correctly and professionally for when I get older (now) and able to work for him and his Network.

We need more police officers like Officer Daniel Morrison and Officer Jennifer Davis to work in this town! Don't get me wrong, there are still a few other good cops on the Ayer Police Department, but ever since I've been back from N.C., these two new Ayer Police Officers have reminded me that there are still good police officers in this world who take their oath to protect and serve the public seriously. The two bad cops, McSweeney and Neubould, made me pissed at law enforcement in general... now I'm glad real police officers still exist in this world.

To Chief Murray, keep up everything that you are doing on this Department! You are 100% better than the last acting Chief!
8:12 PM - 1 Comments - 2 Kudos - Add Comment -

Korey Humphreys

You must have gone down their for the Dan Riley incident. . . am I right? You should just let it go and stay as far away from Mr. Riley as possible. He's bad news! All the long term Ayer Police Officers know about him.

On another note, I agree with you that the Ayer Police Department has changed for the best. When I petitioned the U.S. Department of Justice and heard/notarized complaints relating to McSweeney and Newbould, Ayer residents would contact me frequently to complain about those two. Now that they are both gone, I haven't heard any bad things about the performance of the Ayer Police.

The following Police Officers have been very respectful in dealing with me:

--- Officer James Wilson
--- Officer Jennifer Davis
--- Sgt. John McDonald
--- Officer Matthew Callahan
--- Detective Brian Gill
--- Sgt. Todd Crumpton

(NOTE: I'm sure the other Police Officers are respectful also. I only mentioned the above named officers because I've interacted with them. The late night to early morning shift I'll never actually meet because I like to sleep at night. LOL )

They treat people the way people treat them. I always treat authority figures with respect, as I do with everyone I come into contact with; however, if my boundary is crossed, my respect flies out the window and down the street. LOL

Officer Cunningham and Sgt. Edmonds seem as though they have a lot of animosity towards me.... but... not everyone will like you. LOL --- Just remember that Justin: Not everyone will like you......... that's just life.

Finally, I agree with you about Chief Murray. When false accusations were made against me by my brother, which resulted in an emergency 209A, I had to surrender my license to carry chemical propellants to the Ayer Police Department. On Monday May 12th when I went to Court to defend myself and present evidence as to why the restraining order shouldn't continue, Judge Kilmartin vacated the order. Shortly thereafter, I went to the police station and asked what the policy was on getting my LTC mace back. I was initially told that I would probably have to setup an appointment with Chief Murray and have a little hearing to see if I should get it back.

I called Chief Murray and left him a message. A couple of hours later he called me back and said I could go down and pick up my pepper spray and get my card back. I was shocked! I really thought I was going to be given the run around and wait a while to get it back. Luckily, he was nice enough to give it back that same day!

I'm very happy with the performance of the Ayer Police Department nowadays.

Posted by: resqjyw0

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Originally Posted by j809

Officer Cunningham and Sgt. Edmonds seem as though they have a lot of animosity towards me....

It's probably because they're members here...

Posted by: MARINECOP

Conan is a part-time whacker.

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

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Originally Posted by resqjyw0

It's probably because they're members here...

SSSHHHHHHHHH...its a secret Is this idiot for real?

Posted by: fscpd907

Check out the online store: http://www.ips-notary.com/store.html

Posted by: celticsfan

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Originally Posted by fscpd907

Check out the online store: http://www.ips-notary.com/store.html

Wow, not only is he a Supervisor, but his authority comes from the Courts of the very United States!

Posted by: quality617

Notary Public ID (PVC card)

Have you ever been asked by a client to prove you're a Massachusetts Notary Public? I don't know about you, but I don't carry my commission certificate everywhere I go.My 8.5 x 11 certificate sits in a frame on my office wall. Those who came to me could verify that I wasn't an impostor by reading the certificate; however, when I provided mobile notary public services, I had no way to verify my status until now.

Strange. When I got MY 8.5 x 11 certificate, it also came with a wallet sized card. For free. I tend to believe that the stamp that says 'Notary' and the seal that also somewhere on it says 'Notory' would be a dead giveaway. But yeah, there's probably a roving band of fake notaries looking to bilk you out of 5 bucks for notarizing a document. It adds up, you know,

But don't let that stop you from getting an ID card that, instead of stating "Massachusetts Notary Public' which incidentally is the title of the office, get one that says "Massachusetts Public Officer' because when you flash a badge and an ID card it's much easier to confuse the words "Public Officer" with 'Police Officer" than if it said "Notary Public", which again is the proper title of the office.

Because "Notaries Public" just looks retarded when it's laminated. Sorry, just thinking out loud.

Posted by: bbelichick

Thanks alot. After reading that website, i got such a bad case of Douche Chills that I had to go to the Emergency Room.

Don't do it, just stay in your cushy little safe world where complete tools like this only appear in movies. My innocence has been shattered, I never thought anyone could reach this level of utter douchery.

Complete Douche ID (PVC card)

Have you ever been asked by a client to prove you're a Massachusetts Complete Douche? I don't know about you, but I don't carry my commission certificate everywhere I go. My 8.5 x 11 certificate sits in a frame on my office wall. Those who came to me could verify that I wasn't an impostor by reading the certificate; however, when I provided mobile Complete Douche services, I had no way to verify my status until now.

All ID's are printed on a plastic PVC card and are the same size as a Massachusetts Drivers License. All information contained on the card can be verified by our commissioning authority.
The front of the card features a hologram that reads "Authentic", when turned towards the light. It is truly a professional ID card that will satisfy your client when you're asked to prove your status as a Complete Douche.
Since it is illegal in Massachusetts to impersonate a Complete Douche, your commission information will have to be verified by the Governor's Office before an ID is issued. If you're a Complete Douche for another jurisdiction, you must provide us with proof of your status before an ID will be created and sent to you.

Posted by: Killjoy

Quote:

Thanks alot. After reading that website, i got such a bad case of Douche Chills that I had to go to the Emergency Room.

Don't do it, just stay in your cushy little safe world where complete tools like this only appear in movies. My innocence has been shattered, I never thought anyone could reach this level of utter douchery.

The horror, the horror......

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

This gets better and better .....

Posted by: Delta784

Quote:

Originally Posted by quality617

Have you ever been asked by a client to prove you're a Massachusetts Notary Public? I don't know about you, but I don't carry my commission certificate everywhere I go.My 8.5 x 11 certificate sits in a frame on my office wall. Those who came to me could verify that I wasn't an impostor by reading the certificate; however, when I provided mobile notary public services, I had no way to verify my status until now.

Yes, because of all the people running around pretending to be a notary public

Posted by: Tuna

Again, Pure entertainment brought to you by the friendly folks at Masscops.com

Posted by: Glock23

I thought this would be funny.

A lot of Ham radio operators are whackers.
There is a website out there that loves to find these people and post them up for everyone to enjoy.

Http://www.hamsexy.com
http://www.hamsexy.com/cms/?cat=7

My Fav is this beauty

Posted by: Barbrady

In NC, these hammy-whackers can get their own special license plate(amateur radio).

I saw nerdbomber with one the other day and wondered...why?

Posted by: bbelichick

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Originally Posted by Barbrady

In NC, these hammy-whackers can get their own special license plate(amateur radio).

I saw nerdbomber with one the other day and wondered...why?

Massachusetts as well.

Posted by: Delta784

I've been slacking; there is a new batch of whackers in my area (MSP must have had an auction recently), I need to charge the batteries in my digital camera.

Posted by: KozmoKramer

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Originally Posted by Glock23

My Fav is this beauty...

What the hell is that? 16 different devices in the front seat?
How many friggin conversations could these losers have going that that would require that many radios??? Hobbies are great, obsessions are dangerous.

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

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Originally Posted by KozmoKramer

.....never know koz when you might need to talk to a frieghter in say Antartica

Posted by: frank

I love how the guy has what looks to be a Galls switchbox buried inbetween thousands of dollars worth of radio equipment.

Oh yeah...and I think the guy needs to get an antenna multiplexer. It must be a bitch when he wants to take his Jeep through the car wash.

Posted by: justanotherparatrooper

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Originally Posted by frank

I love how the guy has what looks to be a Galls switchbox buried inbetween thousands of dollars worth of radio equipment.

Oh yeah...and I think the guy needs to get an antenna multiplexer. It must be a bitch when he wants to take his Jeep through the car wash.

Are you kidding, he probably washes each one by hand

Posted by: quality617

I saw this car on Memorial Drive today, and I'm not quite sure if its legitimate or what.

Late model Hyundai Elantra with a mass passenger plate, with a large "Suffolk Sheriff" decal on the rear window, a set of LED lights on the rear deck, a large sheriffs badge decal on the trunk lid, a thin blue sheriffs badge on the rear window, and a 2ft by 1ft white sign with black letters in the front dash that said "Suffolk County Sheriff Dept." and what looked like a raid jacket on a hanger.

He wasn't driving like a tool or anything, but I can't imagine someone would dress up a personal vehicle like this knowing if he cracked it up he wouldn't see a dime from the sheriffs department.

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by quality617

I saw this car on Memorial Drive today, and I'm not quite sure if its legitimate or what.

Late model Hyundai Elantra with a mass passenger plate, with a large "Suffolk Sheriff" decal on the rear window, a set of LED lights on the rear deck, a large sheriffs badge decal on the trunk lid, a thin blue sheriffs badge on the rear window, and a 2ft by 1ft white sign with black letters in the front dash that said "Suffolk County Sheriff Dept." and what looked like a raid jacket on a hanger.

He wasn't driving like a tool or anything, but I can't imagine someone would dress up a personal vehicle like this knowing if he cracked it up he wouldn't see a dime from the sheriffs department.

He can put whatever he wants on his car; unless it has police plates or otherwise satisfies 90-7E, that's $300 for the commonwealth because you KNOW the LED's are blue.

Posted by: rg1283

Maybe he is a civil process deputy?

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by rg1283

Maybe he is a civil process deputy?

Why would he need markings on his car to deliver paper?

Posted by: Killjoy

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Why would he need markings on his car to deliver paper?

It's so he can stop school buses.

Posted by: resqjyw0

Do process servers get issued blue official plates?

Posted by: WaterPistola

I just noticed something when I was logging on to the site. A banner ad for eBay Motors with a bunch of police vehicles up for auction. "POLICE INTERCEPTOR" "CVPI"

Just thought it was funny that's all

Posted by: JMB1977

A Hyundia with Sheriff markings on it...sounds like a complete Wacker to me.

Posted by: quality617

Process Server is probably the best guess.

Posted by: CTrain

sweet whip

Posted by: lawdog671

Oh My Word!!.....

Posted by: Foxracingmtnridr

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Originally Posted by quality617

Process Server is probably the best guess.

Leave it to you to find the guy.

Posted by: mpd61

Great!

Now I have to get rid of my Hyundai for fear of being misjudged!

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by mpd61

Now I have to get rid of my Hyundai for fear of being misjudged!

Getting rid of a Hyundai is always a good move, stickers or not.

Posted by: mtc

I just noticed the reflection on the hood.... anyone wanna play what's that plate?

Posted by: mpd61

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Originally Posted by Delta784

Getting rid of a Hyundai is always a good move, stickers or not.

Roger that...
However, That 100K warranty came in handy when the Tranny crapped out at 94K. It was sweet beating the piss out of the new V6 Sonata loaner, while the factory footed the $1700+ repair bill.

I couldn't have done that with a taurus or malibu!

Posted by: MM1799

The only thing that could make that Hyundai any funnier would be if the LED were amber.

Posted by: GodblessThearmy

Well, I am back from Iraq. And this thread has me cracking up...

Posted by: Michele

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Originally Posted by JMB1977

A Hyundia with Sheriff markings on it...sounds like a complete Wacker to me.

The local Sheriffs office uses a VW bug for serving civil process paperwork. It is a marked unit with lights.

Posted by: Wiggum_1

I think thats the one I saw on Rt 30 in Weston, from my previous post, except I don't remember the Sheriff lettering under the 3rd brake light.

Posted by: USMCTrooper

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Originally Posted by Michele

The local Sheriffs office uses a VW bug for serving civil process paperwork. It is a marked unit with lights.

Here it is.....I spotted it on the road the other day.

Posted by: Barbrady

Yes, its the infamous clown squad.

Posted by: Tuna

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Originally Posted by Barbrady

Yes, its the infamous clown squad.

Sounds like my management

Posted by: msp428

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Originally Posted by PVD24

I forgot to mention, that this vehicle had no hub caps.. just black metal, and had dents like you wouldn't believe... I haven't seen him since, but I think we should start posting pics..lol Get those camera phones out people!!!

Hate to bump an old thread but I've seen that same exact car on 24 southbound a few times. Guy had an orange tag hanging from his mirror and was driving exactly like you said each and every time I've seen him. Every time I've run into this clown it was on 24S down by the 79 split.

Posted by: celticsfan

BWAHAHA! I love the thin blue line--on a "marked"--just in case!

Posted by: JeepGirl

So what college does that first kid go to?
and why... why would you have a car done up like that , what happened to college kids wanting Irocs?

Posted by: rg1283

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Originally Posted by Sniper

There is a newly registered, retired MSP cruiser cruising around Braintree. The seals are off the doors but the unit number is still visible on the front fender and it still has a big antenna on the trunklid. Just put on the road about a week ago. Delta, I'm sure you will see it around. Shoot me a PM if you want the reg.

I'll have a pic in the next few days...........

I swore I saw that thing on the Turnpike near 128 on Sat. Because it is very rare to see an MSP cruiser in the right lane traveling.

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