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I'm on it. Thanks.

My assigned unit had a cracked windshield replaced. Well, after the fact is when the glass shop decided it would be a good time to let me know that they had no experience with spotlights. They half a**ed placed it together loosely and left the rest up to me. Now, re-assembly is NOT the issue...

no such thing as too much amber to the rear.

Nah, the deputy is solidly covered by case law.

Why put steel rims on a retail package car?

Why no spotlights?

not a fan of having both an interior and roof mounted lightbar. seems a but redundant.

Why do you ned to buy so much for an isued vehicle?

Which look? RB or RBA?

Texas DPS Is full of poop. A police car without a spot light is undesirable. Especially in a slick top.

In some states, running amber requires obtaining permits from DPS.

I have no idea.... Please?

Well, I inherited a different patrol car and decided that 1), the controls were mounted wrong and, 2) that I must immediately remedy this situation. I did so with a minimum of  fuss, however upon reinstalling the radio, siren and light control switches, the found that the lighting controls...

The simple truth is that once deadly force is authorized, the implement used to dispense it is irrelevant. 

The sedans look better with a PB. Given the environment they will operate in, I would think that it would benefit them.

The SS has no authority over civilian LE, especially lighting violations. They certainly have zero authority over a Sheriff or his deputies. Of course, this is NY, where up is down, so......

No takedowns, HLF and no amber to the rear are all a fail. New Graphics are a win.

Amber on the outboard on the rear of the bar, and all red on one side, and blue on the other in the rear.

PB's on Le vehicles are a must. Interleaving the red and blue is a fail, as is the unsynched lights, but over all it looks fine to me. My SO is getting some  of those vehicles. 

Needs some kind of aim-able white light, but I like how it looks.

The warning patterns on the TA are seizure inducing garbage. Why can't they have slower alternating patterns as well?

All that seizure inducing B.S. and they cant manage to install a spotlight, perhaps the single most useful lighting equipment on any LE vehicle?  Lame.

What's "cheesy" about it?

What would the United States Army with a State LE escort need Fire Police? That's right, they would likely never need them. Ever. Just like the rest of us.

Sigh. Yet again, a PD that fails to install a spotlight.

Way over lit. Non-sync fail. A vehicle like that would have a escort to the scene. Or at least it should if the PD knew what was good for them.

I don't recall who mentioned it, but relying on the sound of a shotgun being racked has never, nor will it ever be a valid force option. With all this shotgun talk, one option has not been given it's due: the AR. The AR, as an HD weapon is superior in every way that matters over the shotgun. ...

The color scheme is foul.

Parts are available through the same sources as the vehicles. Your snide comment about "playing soldier" is BS, and demonstrates a lack of knowledge about the needs of an LE tactical unit.  Free MRAP or 150-300K on a Bearcat?

One of these: http://www.havis.com/products/BRKT_EQUIP_1PC_4MS_SP-30204-978.html   would clean up your console nicely.