Local unmarked bobbies have style now then?

[Kitchski]

Heading back home yesterday in Fareham when I saw a car whizzing towards me with blues & twos going full pelt. I pull to one side to make a bit of room when I thought "that's odd, two of the blue flashing LEDs are very close together in the middle" at which point I noticed it was a silver Alfa Giulietta (may have even been a Cloverleaf).

Assuming it was police. Looked a bit more than the local fire officer with a blue light stuck on the roof.

[Thejimreaper]

Kitchski said:

Heading back home yesterday in Fareham when I saw a car whizzing towards me with blues & twos going full pelt. I pull to one side to make a bit of room when I thought "that's odd, two of the blue flashing LEDs are very close together in the middle" at which point I noticed it was a silver Alfa Giulietta (may have even been a Cloverleaf).

Assuming it was police. Looked a bit more than the local fire officer with a blue light stuck on the roof.

Definitely not the 5 - 0, it is as you say a fire officers car.

[hope2421]

Thejimreaper said:

Kitchski said:

Heading back home yesterday in Fareham when I saw a car whizzing towards me with blues & twos going full pelt. I pull to one side to make a bit of room when I thought "that's odd, two of the blue flashing LEDs are very close together in the middle" at which point I noticed it was a silver Alfa Giulietta (may have even been a Cloverleaf).

Assuming it was police. Looked a bit more than the local fire officer with a blue light stuck on the roof.

Definitely not the 5 - 0, it is as you say a fire officers car.

Going to a cat up a tree :-)

[Kitchski]

Thejimreaper said:

Definitely not the 5 - 0, it is as you say a fire officers car.

For a minute I was nearly excited that my local constabulary were using Alfas with a Cloverleaf badge on the side