UNDERCOVER CHP: BEWARE OF WHITE F-250

[nicklulu]

I just got home.

805 South, between the 15S offramp and the I-94 exit.

I noticed an old maroon Mitsu or a Dodge stealth behind a white F-250 on the middle shoulder. I thought it was an accident and that's the reason why traffic was a bitch.

Then I noticed the bar lights going off inside the rear window of the F-250 and a CHP Uniform officer came out.

Guy got a ticket.

The F-250 has plane plates (not the exempt ones), un-marked.

end of the month, they are getting creative.

Be careful out there.

:mitsu:

[silvrEVOIXn818]

good lookin out! O0

[Azian]

WTF? Not even exempt plates.............holy crap.

[SAVAGEcorpsman]

Thanks on the heads up!!

[Azian]

2dr? 4dr? 2dr extra cab? Need more details lol

[SAVAGEcorpsman]

Tinted windows? I'll be more paranoid now then before : /

[c_sautter]

It couldn't be a personal vehicle, could it?

[Dubs46]

Good to know, they are getting sneaky as eff

[thisxguy]

A few months ago in Orange on the 5S near the block I saw the same thing.Â* It looked like a pack of them since I saw 6 cars (3 cars pulled over one car each) on the side of the road.Â* They were unmarked/undercover cops.Â* One was a F150, another was a Mini-van (older generation dodge caravan i think), and the last was a ford escort.Â* Each had blue and red lights hidden behind their tinted windows or front grill.Â*

Bull sh*t if you ask me. lol

[Azian]

I'm a bit lost right now.......does the bold part mean they CAN pull you over for speeding?


OPERATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLES 9471.1
(February 2002)
Every peace officer authorized to operate a marked, unmarked, or undercover vehicle will
comply with the following instructions:
· A marked, unmarked, or undercover vehicle will not be used to stop a moving
vehicle on a public roadway or highway at anytime, except under the following
conditions:
A. The vehicle has emergency equipment as outlined in Section 9471.5.
B. For a felony violation when it is necessary to make an arrest.
C. For an infraction or misdemeanor violation, where action or intervention is
required to prevent the clear and immediate ignition of a fire or protection of
life and property from immediate peril.
D. While assisting other law enforcement agencies, to comply with a “Be On
The Lookout For� (BOL) Bulletins, or while enforcing state or local statutes,
regulations, or ordinances falling under the Department’s primary duties (i.e.
State forest and Fire Laws, fireworks and explosives regulations, etc.).
· An undercover vehicle will be operated in accordance with the provisions of CVC
§5001 and the Joint Rules and Regulations adopted by the Attorney General and
the Department of Motor Vehicles.
· A Department peace officer will not operate an undercover vehicle while wearing
the Department uniform except to prevent the immediate loss of life and property by
efforts requiring use of the vehicle.Â* CDF personnel will not be routinely transported
in uniform.
· A Department peace officer will have in their possession, while operating a stateowned vehicle bearing non-exempt license plates, a Department of Motor Vehicles
INV 171

Found here:
http://webmain02.fire.ca.gov/Pubs/Is.../9400/9471.pdf

[nicklulu]

2dr? 4dr? 2dr extra cab? Need more details lol

White 4dr.

Almost Limo tint at the back, Chrome front grill.

Looks stock from the outside.

I'm a bit lost right now.......does the bold part mean they CAN pull you over for speeding?


OPERATION OF LAW ENFORCEMENT VEHICLES 9471.1
(February 2002)
Every peace officer authorized to operate a marked, unmarked, or undercover vehicle will
comply with the following instructions:
· A marked, unmarked, or undercover vehicle will not be used to stop a moving
vehicle on a public roadway or highway at anytime, except under the following
conditions:
A. The vehicle has emergency equipment as outlined in Section 9471.5.
B. For a felony violation when it is necessary to make an arrest.
C. For an infraction or misdemeanor violation, where action or intervention is
required to prevent the clear and immediate ignition of a fire or protection of
life and property from immediate peril.
D. While assisting other law enforcement agencies, to comply with a “Be On
The Lookout For� (BOL) Bulletins, or while enforcing state or local statutes,
regulations, or ordinances falling under the Department’s primary duties (i.e.
State forest and Fire Laws, fireworks and explosives regulations, etc.).
· An undercover vehicle will be operated in accordance with the provisions of CVC
§5001 and the Joint Rules and Regulations adopted by the Attorney General and
the Department of Motor Vehicles.
· A Department peace officer will not operate an undercover vehicle while wearing
the Department uniform except to prevent the immediate loss of life and property by
efforts requiring use of the vehicle.Â* CDF personnel will not be routinely transported
in uniform.
· A Department peace officer will have in their possession, while operating a stateowned vehicle bearing non-exempt license plates, a Department of Motor Vehicles
INV 171

Found here:
http://webmain02.fire.ca.gov/Pubs/Is.../9400/9471.pdf

I know what you're saying, but I saw what I saw. Seems the code was from 2002. Might have this been changed?

I don't know what to tell you. If I was the driver earlier, I won't even stop since it was unmarked. Next thing you know it's the fake cop here in SD.

[J-VO]

damn...well my buddy who is a cop said that technically u don't have to stop for an unmarked vehicle whether it's flashing blue or red lights up the ass. i have had friends that have the red and blue lights that flash and we have messed around and pulled cars over when we were younger in my friend's cts and sped off right after they pulled over.

don't stop unless it's a black and white marked vehicle or an all white chp. you are not stopping for your own protection. that's something they can't blame you for. they can always follow you with the lights on and wait for a black and white to join up and then u gotta pull over.

[osolokes213]

how about this part?
"· A Department peace officer will not operate an undercover vehicle while wearing
the Department uniform except to prevent the immediate loss of life and property by
efforts requiring use of the vehicle."

[J-VO]

ya that shit means like if you are witnessing a guy sneak up on another person with a gun aimed at them then ya it's your job to stop that shit even if you are in a pink pinto

[nicklulu]

I know what you guys are saying.

It's a simple heads up. I don't know why would the unmarked F250 would do that.

Take it as a grain of salt or be cautious, it's up to you.

I just want to put it out there so you won't get blindsided

:)

[gg9]

I've got a couple friends who are ice agents and their rides are all un-marked. Could have been a sting involving multiple agencies.

[Taps]

Seen a couple of those, but the ones I seen were 1 white and 1 maroon colored Chevy malibu's, these guys run no plates and I've seen them pull people over on the side of the freeway. ONLY on the 15 freeway also, maybe because its a highly used drug route :?

[Nito619]

I highly doubt these are CHP but rather ICE or DEA. Has anyone gotten pulled over and questioned to verify this? I have seen a few of these unmarked SUV's and mini vans with lights inside on their top side of their windshield and behind their grill. They operate in multiple units when they do pull car(s) over simultaneously. Also there had been a news report recently about fake unmarked black and whites patrol cars where an old man posed as an officer asking women to do sexual favors in leu of "breaking the law"

The only all white chp truck I have seen is this
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mr38/3315174318/
and the black and white Chevy 1500 truck that pulls over big rigs

[S2myEVO]

you are retarded if you think its ICE or DEA. you're telling me they are gonna waste time to pull you over and give you a ticket? Alotttt of assumptions coming out of here.

[evoutionIX]

i've seen some F-150's in the vehicle line-up of local law enforcement in Victorville and Simi Valley but they were pretty damn obvious though, not un-marked yet. i've also seen a damn Ford Ranger as well, but don't remember exactly where i saw that shit at...