Something about the way the light goes into the car was like watching butter melt on top of a waffle.

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

Umm, okay? haha

That.. was pretty sweet!

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

Surprised the hell out of me!

I got pulled over by a white Crown while driving north from Tokyo to Misawa. I had just bought my GTR from a guy at Yokota. Decided to stretch the cars legs a little. Saw the crown catching up to me so I rolled out of the throttle, then all of the sudden I saw the light flip out of the roof. Surprised the hell out of me

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

So did they let you off? ;)

@misawajason

10 жыл бұрын

Adam Zillin Yes. And I have no understanding as to why. I looked down and was around 235 or so in a 100kph zone. The old cop got out and started yelling at me. I told them in english that I dont understand japanese. Then the young cop came to my car and said, "uh.......speedo limit.......uh..........100" and then got in the crown and left. I was in utter disbelief as to what had just happened

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

Jason Barker Sounds almost exactly like what happened to me. Was doing 250+ over an empty bridge and flew past the bike-cop coming up the on-ramp. I didn't see him at first but the lights in the mirror made me brick my pants. Got yelled at for 20 minutes and told to f**k off home, LOL. I don't think he was able to get an accurate reading on me to be honest so that's why he let me go...

in japan, even the police officers are nice and friendly lol

@BossGalka

10 жыл бұрын

Japanese culture is all about respect, and police officers are supposed to be servants of the community, not masters. American police officers don't understand the meaning of their job, or rather in our culture, we tend to not give a fuck.

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

***** You've got a point for sure. In general the police are there to protect and serve - not pepper spray, taser, shoot and bludgeon people to death. Japanese police are respectful and mindful of their place in society and funnily enough, Japanese society is quite peaceful in kind.

@WeedForFly

10 жыл бұрын

***** If you think american police officers not doing their job properly you should see russians or belerus police officers and their manners :) you would be surprised alot

@BossGalka

10 жыл бұрын

Gediminas DoubleG I don't think anyone would be surprised about anything Russian. Unless it was that a few Russians were just chilling and petting a kitten. That would surprise me. Something being more wrong doesn't make the other wrong thing, ok. That being said, not all American police officers are bad, some are amazing, but in general, our police force is full of ignorant people that have no business being in that job.

@bbqBaconNinja

10 жыл бұрын

Adam Zillin If no respect is given to an officer then why should he/she give respect back. Actually, just don't DISRESPECT the officer and they would probably be a little bit kinder. I'm sure if someone tells you to go fuck yourself and causes problems interfering with your work you wouldn't have too much respect for them.

Well that kojack siren on the top disapeard really nice:)

Skip to 0:35 if you can't be bothered waiting but it's worth watching the whole thing for context!

Mother of god

Holy shit that inspector gadget dope!

God they thjnk of everything,

That was dirtyyyyyyyyyy

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

Sneaky, eh? I'd only heard about how the roof lights work so this is the first time I've seen it.

wow that is so james bond...

高速だとパトランプを照らして3秒以上追跡しないと　いけないのに、照らさないで追跡する卑劣極まりない取締りが行われているので注意。

In America, the undercover cops are really obvious gray or black Ford Crown Vics. If we used random Volkswagens or Toyotas with this siren technique, speeding ticket revenues would probably double or triple. lol

@Armor23OnPatrol

8 жыл бұрын

+lovin f30 not rlly anymore. NYPD also uses unmarked ford fusions and undercover taxis

@ryanpham3308

5 жыл бұрын

But that's just New York. I'm aware they also have used a few unmarked Subaru Legacys (saw a black one for myself) and some Toyota Camrys as well, but not that many. If only they made police cars not just domestic...

Wasn't expecting that

That car's probably running around Vladivostok or Wellington with a pop-up sunroof now.

Asians.

Holy shit, that's sneaky as fuck. +10 ingenuity to the Japanese police :P

wow that looks cool and stealthy - I would have thought sticking some red/blue LED bars behind the grill might be easier?

@ryanpham3308

5 жыл бұрын

Some highway patrol vehicles do that. There's a video on here with a Toyota Crown unmarked unit with some obscured forward lighting behind the grille aided by a lightbar near the front visor.

That's why I drive a Honda Because it works so well ?

This calls it an unmarked police car. Of course, there is also an ordinary police car ^^

Asian Double 'O' Seven hahaha

lol reminds me of 007!!

「違反とかそういう訳ではないんですが、今20日から今月いっぱい、、、、、。急に止めてすいませんでした。」(警官) "It's not that reason such as violation, but. Full month from now the 20th,,,,, it was I'm sorry to stop. Sudden" (cop)

Alcohol check

Bad manners are a fine!

why would anyone use a potato to record a video?

@SovereignMan85

10 жыл бұрын

Because not everyone carries a rutabaga around at all times.

年末の忘年会シーズンの飲酒運転検査と思われます。最初、顔を近づけたのは、息が酒臭くないかを調べた。 I seems that drunk driving inspection of year-end party season at the end of the year. First, it was a close face, was investigated whether breath does not smell bad liquor.

You would think they'd have better lighting for police vehicles... thats barely noticeable.

@ryanpham3308

5 жыл бұрын

There *are* other unmarked Japanese police cruisers with more lights, if that helps.

@Finesse460

3 жыл бұрын

It's brighter than that, the camera doesn't do it justice

@azim_azcuber7263

10 ай бұрын

Camera never do justice to how bright these emergencies lights are

Anyone know if this function has a name or something? Been trying to identify how this works but I don't really know what to look for. Googling 'Japan police flip light' doesn't turn up much more than this vid.

@blink182love96

9 жыл бұрын

覆面パトカー (fukumen patoka) copy and paste that word. that is how you call a police undecover in japanese.

@Raynebow

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the help.

@blink182love96

9 жыл бұрын

Rayne Lawliet no problem :)

We need a translation Adam :P

@zildog

10 жыл бұрын

I can't really hear what they are talking about though... :/

you think thats sneeky. you should see the shit they pull here in Queensland.

شلوووون ذي بعد شيسموووونه ذي بن حثوان07

道交法では300ｍ以上ランプを照らさなきゃいけないけど、一応取締の際は除くって明記されてるし、最高裁でもそうなってるからいきなり取り調べされてもしゃーない