Police cruiser in Arles
Continuing the series,
A renaissance man for the twenty-first century!
Continuing the series,
Continuing the series, I took this snap of a police cruiser in Zaragoza, Spain:
Continuing the series, although this is a fire cruiser and not a police cruiser, the SBB have very nicely decorated cruisers, as this snap at the main train station in Bern shows:
Continuing the series, this is not technically a “police” cruiser but a “gendarmerie” cruiser, the latter being a semi-military version of the police dating back to medieval times:
Continuing the series, here is a nice French police cruiser parked in the Vieux-Port area of Marseille:
Or, because today is Catorze de Juillet and this snap was taken in Geneva, auto de police, which anyway continues the series,
Continuing the series,
Imagine an unbelievable sandwich sent to us from Heaven by St. Michael himself, a sandwich so mind-blowingly good that it’s dripping with tuna and anchovy happiness that makes your mouth simultaneously water and explode the moment you bite into it! Such a sandwich was what I was hoping for . . . but sadly, this […]
I thought it would be fun to capture police cruisers in different countries. In Switzerland they paint them with a high-vis orange: What’s more amazing – even unbelievable – there is nothing inside! My Uncle is a police officer in Cleveland, Ohio, and his cruiser is loaded with a rifle, a shotgun, several other weapons […]
Ok, maybe it is not so terrifying, intimidating, and threatening, but here is a snap of the police cruisers that they use in my village in Switzerland: It has the advantage that you can literally park them anywhere, you can drive onto the sidewalk if there is a traffic jam. And because this is Switzerland, […]