Italy Might Have The Coolest Cop Cars In The World
From big, military-style SUVs to tiny electric hatchbacks and boats breaking Venetian speed limits, there are all sorts of different police vehicles in Italy.
Read MoreFrom big, military-style SUVs to tiny electric hatchbacks and boats breaking Venetian speed limits, there are all sorts of different police vehicles in Italy.
Read MoreThe cop who pulled the kid over even commented that "There was nothing remarkable about the driving."
Read MoreWhat is clear is that a massive explosion blasted the side of the van open, sending debris flying through the air.
Read MoreA Sheriff's office and county commissioners are at odds over whose responsibility it is to handle the lease payments on over 40 police vehicles.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court of California has weighed in on whether "crumbs" of weed are the same as open alcohol, and whether they justify a probable cause search.
Read MoreThis is the precise opposite of how you should handle a car fire.
Read MoreFor now, other than parking in a locked garage, using tamper-resistant screws to secure a protective bracket is the best defense against radar sensor theft.
Read MoreRichardson was caught doing 104 mph just outside Orlando, Florida, which qualified for Florida's new super speeder law.
Read MoreHe now faces eight counts of forgery and six counts of first-degree tampering with a motor vehicle, allegedly making more than $24,000 off his victims.
Read MoreCalifornia is a wonderland for car owners set in a tough hellscape of rules and regulations.
Read MoreWear your seatbelts, folks.
Read MoreWe've seen manuals thwart thieves before, but what's unique about this case is that it's not the first time this has happened to her in this car.
Read MoreThat, for many reasons, was very illegal.
Read MoreUtah already has the harshest drunk driving laws in the U.S., and they're about to get even harsher.
Read MoreThe Department of Justice announced new charges against Ryan Wedding last month, claiming that he ordered the murder of a federal witness in Colombia.
Read MoreAfter analyzing data from the past 25 years, the CBC found that more disruptive passenger reports are filed in December than in any other month.
Read MoreThe good news is, they didn't carve Grandma up and try to smuggle her into the country in their carry-ons.
Read MoreThankfully, ABC News reports she only suffered "superficial injuries" to her arms and one leg.
Read MoreWho would've guessed that computer systems would only further complicate the notoriously frustrating struggles at the DMV?
Read MoreEveryone is the hero of their own story.
Read MoreCarl Rinsch has now been convicted of wire fraud, money laundering, and making illegal transactions.
Read MoreMany of us have that "one that got away," a car we once owned that we later wish we hadn't let go. It seems that thieves may have similar regrets at times.
Read MoreA single speeding ticket can stay on your record for three to five years and lead to substantial insurance hikes. Here’s what else you should know.
Read MoreWhat's the point of becoming an international drug kingpin if you don't get to drive your ultra-rare, street-legal race cars?
Read MoreThere are certainly better dining options worth ending up in jail over.
Read MoreBoring Company employees have allegedly received burns from exposed skin coming into direct contact with these chemicals.
Read MoreTroy Lake served seven months in prison for disabling emission control devices in at least 344 heavy-duty commercial trucks.
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