So how are they supposed to deal with someone barricaded in a house with a weapon? A SWAT team is just regular police officers that are trained for these situations, that are called up when regular police officers are not able to deal with a situation safely.

Funny, because in my province (I'm in Canada, our SWAT equivalent is ERT) I am quite close to the person in charge of the use of our ERT team, and whatever vehicles they may require. And it has been used only several times, when a person had a weapon in a house, with clear lines of sight around the building. They used…

Generally (at least from what I have heard and seen) they will be used for a SWAT team to bust into a house that would otherwise be dangerous to approach. Every time one of these police department gets one, often for free, people freak out and wonder why they need them, but it's just officer safety. It gives them more…

Let's just assume it can. Hurry up and sell that truck!

I think that song would be good no matter the instruments.

The thing between Canada and the US is, they have cooperation agreements for things like this. Canadian police can actually give warrants to the states that they will carry out on US soil and vice versa.

We actually would probably give him back in exchange for not having Bieber...

THAT IS NOT REAL POUTINE.

I know you're kidding, but the treaties we (Canada) have with the States means he'll be sent back as soon as they find him.

Haven't tried myself, but over on reddit there are several well known issues already. Theres a boot loop if you use a pass code after installing cydia, to use mobile substrate you must respring after you reboot, plus the whole challenge of installing cydia through SSH for most people. I wouldn't touch it without…

Buy a base model truck! Construction company I work for gets their F150s new for about 12 grand, only option they have is the brake controller for towing.

If you're fairly knowledgeable about jailbreaking you CAN do it now and actually get tweaks running on your devices. Just only recommended for develops at th moment, as it requires SSH to get cydia installed, and Pangu itself has several bad bugs.

Or, if you buy the Ferrari and love driving it 5 times as much.

They'll give you steelies if you ask.

But the main customer of the Super Duty is companies, and they aren't going to swap out their F250s for F150s. The F250 I had as a work truck over the summer had about 1500 pounds in the back the whole time I had it, still rode like it was empty. The F150 I had after that, wouldn't have felt nearly as safe to drive…

I bought mine in 2012, and it was probably worth around 8 grand (this is Canada) when I bought it. So over ten years they lost less than half the value, that's a damn good car.

Got mine for 5 grand 2 and a half years ago, with around 80k miles on it. I want a new car but can't really justify it when this thing will probably outlast me...

I used OPT backup which does all the cydia stuff automatically, I can understand not wanting to, but I couldn't recommend it enough.

I'd backup, update and restore from backup tonight if I were you. 7.1.2 is much faster and better on battery.

Worked fine for me!