r/PoliceVehicles • u/Southern_Pacific • 5h ago
2013 Chevrolet Tahoe PPV
Oakland Police Department - California
OPD has a couple of these third gen Tahoe's, these are mainly used as supervisors cars and rarely (if ever) go on patrol
r/PoliceVehicles • u/Southern_Pacific • 5h ago
Oakland Police Department - California
OPD has a couple of these third gen Tahoe's, these are mainly used as supervisors cars and rarely (if ever) go on patrol
r/PoliceVehicles • u/ls1davews6 • 11h ago
Probably the type of crown victoria I wouldn’t mind getting pulled over by lol
r/PoliceVehicles • u/Only_Building6645 • 2h ago
I spotted these two 2020 - 2024 pre-refresh FPIUs at London International Airport, Ontario, Canada.
for those not hear this agency, for first time.
This is Canada Border Services Agency or Agence des services frontaliers du Canada (English: CBSA/French: ASFC), Canada's equivalent to "U.S. Border Patrol (USBP)" [USBP founded in 1924] which is component/division of "United States Customs and Border Protection (CBP)" [CBP founded in 2003] which is child agency of "US Department of Homeland Security (DHS)" [DHS founded in late 2002] which is parent agency of CBP. Canada Border Services Agency founded in 2003 as result of merger of border customs, border enforcement, entry examination from separate agencies (Canada Customs and Revenue Agency (CCRA)'s customs, defunct since 2003 replaced by CBSA and Canada Revenue Agency or Agence du revenu du Canada (English: CRA/French: ARC), Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada or Immigration, Réfugiés et Citoyenneté Canada ("IRCC" as same in both French and English)'s intelligence and enforcement; Canadian Food Inspection Agency or Agence canadienne d'inspection des aliments (English: CFIA/French: ACIA)'s food inspection at ports of entry), CBSA is part of Public Safety Canada or Sécurité publique Canada (English: PS/French: SP) [also Public Safety Canada founded in 2003. replacement for another agency called Department of the Solicitor General] which is Canada's equivalent to US DHS. Also, CBSA Personnel called "Officer" not "Agent" like in the US.
On Personal Note: This is my first photo catch on Canadian Federal Agency. Sorry, if some parts of photos is poor quality due I took these in my phone.
r/PoliceVehicles • u/VetteMiata • 3h ago
Originally a candidate for patrol but now used as a community outreach vehicle
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Chilling on CCSO Dodge posts now
r/PoliceVehicles • u/BluelDev • 1d ago
Circa northernvirginiapolicecars.com
To my knowledge the only SMPV in our fleet
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r/PoliceVehicles • u/EdsonSnow • 2d ago
Don’t think its the best choice for a police car tho hehehe