Depend on locality
Police procedures vary with the locale. In NYS, unmarked cars are sometimes used for traffic enforcement but they have enough hidden lights to pass for Christmas trees and the officer is in uniform. We've had several cases of bogus cops pulling motorists over to commit rape, robbery, kidnapping or a car-jacking.
To my knowledge ( I could be wrong, here) but I think we have a state regulation applicable to all police departments in the state that unmarked cars used in routine traffic enforcement must be manned by someone in uniform.
I will not pull over for a guy in civilian clothes and with a portable bubble light on his roof.
Police procedures vary with the locale. In NYS, unmarked cars are sometimes used for traffic enforcement but they have enough hidden lights to pass for Christmas trees and the officer is in uniform. We've had several cases of bogus cops pulling motorists over to commit rape, robbery, kidnapping or a car-jacking.
To my knowledge ( I could be wrong, here) but I think we have a state regulation applicable to all police departments in the state that unmarked cars used in routine traffic enforcement must be manned by someone in uniform.
I will not pull over for a guy in civilian clothes and with a portable bubble light on his roof.