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18-04-2017, 10:22 AM
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as in chopped
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Just remember kiddies, don't street race and you won't get caught.
 This is pretty sneaky though, so be careful not to take the bait >   "Unmarked police using P-plates Furious drivers have discovered an unmarked police car on the side of a New South Wales road disguised with P-plates. “NSW undercovers busted trying to manipulate road users,” said a post on Facebook page New South Wales Authority Exposed. The image showed a silver Ford sedan on the side of a highway with green P-plates tucked into the number plates. One commenter suggested it was designed to “fool the young ones and encourage street racing”. Police said simply it’s “not illegal” to disguise a mobile speed camera." Sources - https://www.facebook.com/NSWAuthorityExpo/ http://www.news.com.au/national/rush...825c370026d036
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Police caught baiting with P plated unmarked XR8
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