A real police chase?

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Last week I saw a greyish cavalier being chased by a single police car on the A64. Today I saw what looked like the same cavalier being chased by 2 police cars. Now obviously the chasee could not have evaded the police for a whole week only to be found again on the same stretch of road. Do the police run simulated chases? There was no flashy lights on the cavalier.

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JustinP1 said:

You've just noticed a glitch in the matrix.

I'm sorry to have to tell you that your life as you know it is simply part of the simulation which many others experience.

Your only connection to the real world is through this website and this thread.

Funny you should mention that. I saw a ginger cat as I was outside the pub go round the corner then I looked again and saw another ginger cat doing the same thing. They obviously switched things back to how they where.

I am now totally confused, up is down, down is up, front is back, back is front. Arrrrggghhhh!!!

ManFromDelmonte said:

It certainly sounds like a big coincidence and it is true that the police do training runs on the public road, but would the police use something as old as a Cavalier for this kind of work?

Wasn't an old old one. More like a newish old one. Would be kind of interested in how they do this as it seems a bit risky doing it at 8:30 on a busy dual carriageway.

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Silver Smudger said:

PHmember said:

Sexual Chocolate said:

Last week I saw a greyish cavalier being chased by a single police car on the A64. Today I saw what looked like the same cavalier being chased by 2 police cars.

That's 'Cavalier Colin', a local legend - he keeps getting away from the police by the extremely fortuitous fact that him & the police are now completely in sync with their petrol consumption, meal times & toilet times. When the police stop for petrol so does he, same with food & toilets. This chase has been going on for eight years now.

Well "Cavalier Colin" was being chased on the A1 this morning by 3 police cars and 2 motorbikes. Little did they he know there was another 3 police cars ahead of him! The writing's on the wall for "Cavalier Colin".