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big_peaches
Original Poster
399 posts
65 months
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Can some one help me, ok i dont know if its me, take bikers for instance, good few occations were i am following a bike.... accelerating etc etc the rider suddenly will check there mirrors, slow right down let me pass.....then over take me......same with some car drivers....... i think they think am some sort of undercover cop car....are cops using 3 series coupes in the north east ???
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ItsTony
918 posts
86 months
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I'm sure someone posted a while back that theres an undercover white 3 series (current shape) around Morpeth. It might have even been a coupe model.
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ItsTony
918 posts
86 months
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MonkeyHanger
8,418 posts
111 months
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Durham Police are / were rather fond of Beemers, particularly the 5 series IIRC. They had marked up Traffic cars and the Training School used them too. I seem to recall a dark coloured (Metallic blue) 5 somewhere in the area too.
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ol
1,820 posts
77 months
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I saw 3 unmarked white new shape BMW 3-series driven by police near Corbridge - They had numbers in the roof, but that was about 2 months ago...
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bob-in-toon
354 posts
74 months
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I saw a black 3 series undercover on the A69 but that was a while back, last summer iirc
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big_peaches
Original Poster
399 posts
65 months
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Guess what i found out today......my pal followed a blue unmarked 335d se into foxwood garden center the other day.....with two in uniform coppers in it......so yes they are using 3 series coupe's in the north east as undercover cars.....
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Geordiefella
245 posts
68 months
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Saw a black ST type focus with the blues and twos going a few weeks back
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alienbob
42 posts
62 months
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Got pulled a couple of years ago by a Durham plain clothes in a 5 series, on the road from the A1 to Teesside, did feel a bit miffed as he was egging me on a bit through the dual carriage way sections, being right up my arse for about a mile or more before flashing the blues  Question though, if you are followed by a Durham officer into Teeside, for example, does his jurisdiction stop at the county border at all? Or are things just made more complicated if he wanted to make an arrest etc? I would have suspected the latter but would be nice to know.
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big_peaches
Original Poster
399 posts
65 months
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Sounds like you should be questioning his aggressive/ intimidating driving, if you felt as if he was egging you on...the horrible buggers!!.......i followed anundercover a6 from birmingham to york one year.....think they use these cars as pool cars for long runs, but am sure still carry all the crap needed to pull people......
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Graebob
2,096 posts
76 months
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Was followed by a unmarked darkish brown or maybe blue new shape BMW coupe on the A67 from Yarm to Darlo a few months back. The A67 is a very wide single carriageway road for those who don't know, with a white bumpy line on the nearside and a foot of extra "hard shoulder" if you will. I was passing when appropriate and keeping to a steady "enthusiastic" speed, and the BM was matching me move for move. At this point I had no idea he was undercover plod, hadn't looked closely for repeaters in the bumpers or anything. In the end I decided I was going to let him pass because I was nearing Darlo and there's a few junctions around there, so I slacked off the pace slightly and moved over the white line on the left, gave a quick flash of the indicator to let him know I was yielding and he overtook and moved on. 10 mins later driving through the centre of Darlo I saw him pull over some chavs in a 306 pulling silly manouvers on a roundabout. Top guys, those undercover cops 
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After_Shock
7,745 posts
89 months
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Spotted a dark blue BM coupe the other day on the A19 with two uniformed officers in.
Also that blooming new shape Merc ML in silver just seems to be everywhere I go!
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big_peaches
Original Poster
399 posts
65 months
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One good thing about undercover,,,,, they can play with you and not expect to get bad press....as we all love to see marked cars speeding without there flashers on being caught lol
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Graebob
2,096 posts
76 months
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After_Shock said: Spotted a dark blue BM coupe the other day on the A19 with two uniformed officers in.
Also that blooming new shape Merc ML in silver just seems to be everywhere I go! There's a beige one too I think, unless we're looking at the same one and my eyes were deceiving me.
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Isoproturon1
3,011 posts
70 months
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alienbob said: Question though, if you are followed by a Durham officer into Teeside, for example, does his jurisdiction stop at the county border at all? Or are things just made more complicated if he wanted to make an arrest etc? I would have suspected the latter but would be nice to know.
Erm, it'd be a bit bloody stupid if their jurisdiction ended at the force border... a police officer has "jurisdiction" everywhere. Wouldn't be much use if he was pursuing a stolen car and there were no patrols available to assist in the next county. Not really complicated if he needs to lock up either TBH.
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After_Shock
7,745 posts
89 months
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Graebob said: After_Shock said: Spotted a dark blue BM coupe the other day on the A19 with two uniformed officers in.
Also that blooming new shape Merc ML in silver just seems to be everywhere I go! There's a beige one too I think, unless we're looking at the same one and my eyes were deceiving me. Not seen a Beige one, nasty colour for a big 4x4!
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Graebob
2,096 posts
76 months
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After_Shock said: Graebob said: After_Shock said: Spotted a dark blue BM coupe the other day on the A19 with two uniformed officers in.
Also that blooming new shape Merc ML in silver just seems to be everywhere I go! There's a beige one too I think, unless we're looking at the same one and my eyes were deceiving me. Not seen a Beige one, nasty colour for a big 4x4! It's probably called "Midnight Bronze" in the sales book 
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xxplod
2,255 posts
113 months
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Isoproturon1 said: alienbob said: Question though, if you are followed by a Durham officer into Teeside, for example, does his jurisdiction stop at the county border at all? Or are things just made more complicated if he wanted to make an arrest etc? I would have suspected the latter but would be nice to know.
Erm, it'd be a bit bloody stupid if their jurisdiction ended at the force border... a police officer has "jurisdiction" everywhere. Wouldn't be much use if he was pursuing a stolen car and there were no patrols available to assist in the next county. Not really complicated if he needs to lock up either TBH. Quite true, although there can be jurisdiction issues with pursuits. E.g. if it was an ARV pursuing they may be ordered back in force if a firearms incident happened, or if a force that uses TPAC tactics entered a force area that didn't authorisation may not be given to TPAC.
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big_peaches
Original Poster
399 posts
65 months
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Dammit with the acronyms......english man english!!!! lol
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ad111s
737 posts
71 months
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big_peaches said: Dammit with the acronyms......english man english!!!! lol ARV = Armed Response Vehicle TPAC = something where they can physically knock you off the road lol
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