Oh god...I thought the kind of trash who relabel their cars like this were limited to the southern United States. I guess they really do spread like herpes.

I've noticed that the articles load a bit weird and the youtube video doesn't allow you to play it, instead acting like a static image.

Oh, let's not pile in here and accuse Paul Ryan of not being gay.

Probably. My ex worked in the county jail (sheriff's department) and worked weekends in the SLCPD. Though, I thought they were pretty strict about using your cruiser to show up to another job...even other PD jobs.

That's not UHP...it's Unified PD. UPD's cars are white with yellow and gold.

I don't think that was Orem...it looked more like the area around Thanksgiving Point (especially given the I-15 signage showed him as somewhere between Salt Lake and Lehi). Ironically, this would place him REALLY close to the new NSA spy center.

I went on a date with a guy who has a degree in Shakespearean literature.

Easy to not notice those things. I have a lot of history with those vans because my cousin has owned three of them, and always calls me for repairs, so I have become quite familiar with them.

Actually, it was available as a trim package for the Trans-Sport in 1997 and in 1999 the name was actually changed to Montana. In this case though, that van is missing the Montana logo on the doors (which was on every Montana, just above the skirting).

It's not the Montana. It's the Trans-Sport. Look at the grille.

Not as cool as this...

I think most have shut down. In Utah they're still around since it's a company with mormon roots and, they own a number of other companies here. They're of course in Wyoming, where they're headquartered out of.

Some of that depends on where you live. If I go to Sinclair stations, I can be assured it's absolutely U.S. oil, whereas I can't be assured at any other station.

I wonder if it's better at avoiding moose than trucks...

I can't help but be irritated that they push the bull that they're from Vegas. Sure, most of them got together in Vegas but they were a bust there and made it in Provo, Utah.

Oh, I'm not an officer. My partner is a Sheriff's Deputy, though.

There's one tip that was completely missed, and should have been at the start:

They're allowed to search any car, with the grounds of suspicious activity, which could mean anything and everything to be allowed to do just that.

Well, they're not even "technically not breaking the law," they're straight up breaking it. This is a very clear-cut case of entrapment and intimidation. On top of that, even posting the sign is a violation of the court's decision, since the sign itself provides intent. And really, the absence of officers and dogs…

This is a clear case of entrapment and intimidation.