how many get pulled over more with gn badges than without

[the wrath]

my friend says he gets pulled over more with his gn badges and 3.8 turbo badges on his car the cops pull up behind him see it and pull him over put him in back and they drive it then let him out and tell him nice car i always wanted one of those so what i am asking is does taking off the badges keep down the (heat)get it cops

 

[aperrego]

That is insane.. That would be unlawful seizure. (IE Not allowing a person to leave on his own free will. I would question the validity of that. There are myths out there where certain cars or colors of cars attract more attention such as red versus white.. But a badge... No relavance.
There may be an isolated incident like a il leo which is a fan to gn's or tr's to stop it and say nice car but hard to believe that he would drive it. Just does not sound right.

 

[Gary Wells]

Previously posted by;
"the wrath"
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how many get pulled over more with gn badges than without
my friend says he gets pulled over more with his gn badges and 3.8 turbo badges on his car the cops pull up behind him see it and pull him over put him in back and they drive it then let him out and tell him nice car i always wanted one of those so what i am asking is does taking off the badges keep down the (heat)get it cops
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Is this a "My friend said that, I did not say that I believe it" story
or a
"My friend said that, so I believe it" story.
Did they leave any donut crumbs in his car for proof?

It is now wonder that law enforcement gets such a bad rap

 

[the wrath]

it is the truth i had just bought my gn and the cops pulled mre over too just to see if it was real and to look at the interior the cars paint was faded the interior is mint

 

[Gary Wells]

I am sure that in 99.9 % of the cases where a vehicle is pulled over, there is enough of a degree of probable cause/justification to warrant stopping the vehicle. Enough of these cars are stolen that it is probably a good thing that law enforcement stops/pulls them over to verify stolen wants/warrants, anyhow. I am sure that occasionally a vehicle that is stopped turns out to be a stolen vehicle, especially on the Eastern seaboard/coast. Be thankful that when they pulled you over, it was your vehicle and not stolen, and that the same officer/officers who pulled you over might just pull over the person who steals yours if and when it ever happens. Keep in mind that these cars are getting stolen more and more as time goes on.