So, how much does it cost to insure this Hummer and buy replacement parts to properly maintain it??? WTF??? The city should sell it at auction and make money off of it.
Incredibly stupid! 5 miles to the gallon and useless for any real law enforcement. Sure it was seized but the paint job, upkeep and gas bills will go straight to the tax payers. Another very bad decision from a city that is not capable of doing anything right.
I doubt this will be a patrol vehicle. Might be utilized by SWAT team on occasion or for public relations events. Does HPD even have public relations events???
Just for laughs you should call Nancy Mulroy AND Sarah Barr and see if you can find out the official "use" of this vehicle. Wanna bet they each tell you something different?
Good for HPD! Chief Roberts told me personally that this vehicle will be used as public relations and that the decals and lights were done "on the house" courtesy of Whelen in Chester,CT. A cool vehicle like this will let the community know that the police are their friends. So, stop complaining about the taxes and the gas. Life is not all about money. Hartford Police - After the Clouds, the Sun
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ReplyDeleteSo, how much does it cost to insure this Hummer and buy replacement parts to properly maintain it??? WTF??? The city should sell it at auction and make money off of it.
ReplyDeleteWhat was the cost to have it detailed/painted with the HPD logos?
ReplyDeleteIncredibly stupid! 5 miles to the gallon and useless for any real law enforcement. Sure it was seized but the paint job, upkeep and gas bills will go straight to the tax payers. Another very bad decision from a city that is not capable of doing anything right.
ReplyDeleteI doubt this will be a patrol vehicle. Might be utilized by SWAT team on occasion or for public relations events. Does HPD even have public relations events???
ReplyDeleteI bet they won't sell it but will end up in some officers control who is tied into city hall.
ReplyDeleteJust for laughs you should call Nancy Mulroy AND Sarah Barr and see if you can find out the official "use" of this vehicle. Wanna bet they each tell you something different?
ReplyDeleteGood for HPD! Chief Roberts told me personally that this vehicle will be used as public relations and that the decals and lights were done "on the house" courtesy of Whelen in Chester,CT. A cool vehicle like this will let the community know that the police are their friends. So, stop complaining about the taxes and the gas. Life is not all about money.
ReplyDeleteHartford Police - After the Clouds, the Sun