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Yes, they use radars that bounce waves off your car and then the waves come back through the radar gun and tells how fast your traveling. There are also new laser radars that are better at singling out a single car from a large pack of them. So yes they dont need light to get a reading from a radar gun to tell them how fast you are going.
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What is a unmarked police car?
i would say, when the police officers car doesnt have its lights on at night. hope this helps :)
Why is is illegal to enter a cemetery at night?
Yes it is illegal to enter a cemetery at night because it is trasspassing and they are afraid that you might steal a grave and that you should only be there in the visiting hours that the cemetery has set. Police officers can arrest you for going to a cemetery after that cerfew and you can be put in prison, with charges it is not a great idea if you are planning on doing this. Most Cemetarys have police come out around Halloween the most
If you had 7 pints of beer last night could the police detect it?
i dont think so :S but seriously why would you? if anyone knows the answer improve this :0
Why do police carry a night stick?
A police baton is an effective nonlethal weapon that many police agencies around the world use. Its usually used in riot stations and crowd control. The term "Night Stick " came from 1950's, because police officers used to carry a different kind of stick at the day time. However, many police officers stopped carrying it, and replaced it with the a new one called the "Expandable Baton" which is easy to carry on their duty belts. And its also comes in different sizes 16",21" and 28". On the other hand, the night stick is 24" and its made of wood, while the expandable baton is made of steel.
When does the officer take a break in Pokemon platinum?
Police officers are ready to battle at night. The officer who guards the statue in Backlot's Mansion takes a break between 2 and 3 AM.
If a person shines a bright light at night while driving and police officer assumes this is indication that night hunting may be occurring is that probable cause?
Yes. It IS probable cause. Game Wardens, and the DNR officers do it all the time.
If police officer lied is his police department sued for his actions?
A police department can be sued for the criminal misconduct by one of its officers, if the misconduct pertains to something done during the course of their duties or otherwise related to their duties as a police officer. However, if a police officer lies to a woman at a bar in order to have a one night stand, for example, that wouldn't be grounds to sue the police department.
How many kids drink on prom night?
Not that many. This is mainly just a stereotype! Most schools have police officers at the prom, so that took care of the problem. Of course, what happen after the prom is another matter...
What does COP stand for?
Police: The term originaged with the London police force back in the 1800's. The police officers, or constables, would walk their beat all day (or night) and return to their station at the end of their shift. At the station was a large ledger or log book. Before leaving, the officers would write information about their activities during the shift, and sign their name, followed by the abbreviation, "COP", Constable on PatrolPlaces: Canada Olympic Park,Organisations: Comité Olímpico de PortugalComputing: C Object Processor, Common Operating Picture, Centre of projection***As it pertains to AF Emergency Response Operations the answer is: Common Operating Picture***
What did cop originally stand for?
The term originaged with the London police force back in the 1800's. The police officers, or constables, would walk their beat all day (or night) and return to their station at the end of their shift. At the station was a large ledger or log book. Before leaving, the officers would write information about their activities during the shift, and sign their name, followed by the abbreviation, "COP", Constable on Patrol
What dose cop stand for?
The term originaged with the London police force back in the 1800's. The police officers, or constables, would walk their beat all day (or night) and return to their station at the end of their shift. At the station was a large ledger or log book. Before leaving, the officers would write information about their activities during the shift, and sign their name, followed by the abbreviation, "COP", Constable on Patrol
What stand for COPS?
The term originaged with the London police force back in the 1800's. The police officers, or constables, would walk their beat all day (or night) and return to their station at the end of their shift. At the station was a large ledger or log book. Before leaving, the officers would write information about their activities during the shift, and sign their name, followed by the abbreviation, "COP", Constable on Patrol
