This isn't necessarily lightbar related, so I figured the off-topic lounge would be the place to post this.
I often times cruise YouTube looking at lightbar videos and police vehicle videos. I am NOT LEO. I've never pretended to be LEO. However, I'm an avid LEO supporter. Among my lightbar collection, I also have a police patch and badge collection. One night, I was cruising YouTube, and I came across a video from a guy who calls himself Crown Rick, and he has a shop, or a car lot, or something related, named Crown Rick Auto. From what I can tell off some interwebs research, his shop is in Sacramento.
I was wondering if anybody had ever heard from this guy. From what I can tell, he purchases retired and wrecked CVPI in California and resells them. That said, he also appears to tear through them and is constantly looking for contraband that's been hidden in the back of these police cruisers. His videos are crazy. Often times he destroys the police cars, tearing through them, ripping all the police equipment out of them and giving away handcuffs and other things he finds in the cars to his followers on social media.
Apparently, he also fixes up some of the former police cars to look like in-service police cars. He'll often times dress up in tactical gear and drive around at a high rate of speed, waving around tasers and pretending to arrest his friends. He also uses police band radios to communicate with his friends while they're off on their shenanigans. He has also taken videos of himself with real marked in-service cars. How he gets his hands on something like that is beyond me.
He's apparently gotten in trouble with his neighbor, causing the neighbor to call the police on him dozens of times. His landlord has recently evicted Crown Rick from the shop, and he claims to be moving on to a bigger and better shop where he'll be blasting his sirens, burning rubber, and making more videos of his messing around.
I was just curious if anybody on the board had ever heard of this guy. If there were ever a Whacker of the Year award, this guy would be a multiple winner of the award.
I often times cruise YouTube looking at lightbar videos and police vehicle videos. I am NOT LEO. I've never pretended to be LEO. However, I'm an avid LEO supporter. Among my lightbar collection, I also have a police patch and badge collection. One night, I was cruising YouTube, and I came across a video from a guy who calls himself Crown Rick, and he has a shop, or a car lot, or something related, named Crown Rick Auto. From what I can tell off some interwebs research, his shop is in Sacramento.
I was wondering if anybody had ever heard from this guy. From what I can tell, he purchases retired and wrecked CVPI in California and resells them. That said, he also appears to tear through them and is constantly looking for contraband that's been hidden in the back of these police cruisers. His videos are crazy. Often times he destroys the police cars, tearing through them, ripping all the police equipment out of them and giving away handcuffs and other things he finds in the cars to his followers on social media.
Apparently, he also fixes up some of the former police cars to look like in-service police cars. He'll often times dress up in tactical gear and drive around at a high rate of speed, waving around tasers and pretending to arrest his friends. He also uses police band radios to communicate with his friends while they're off on their shenanigans. He has also taken videos of himself with real marked in-service cars. How he gets his hands on something like that is beyond me.
He's apparently gotten in trouble with his neighbor, causing the neighbor to call the police on him dozens of times. His landlord has recently evicted Crown Rick from the shop, and he claims to be moving on to a bigger and better shop where he'll be blasting his sirens, burning rubber, and making more videos of his messing around.
I was just curious if anybody on the board had ever heard of this guy. If there were ever a Whacker of the Year award, this guy would be a multiple winner of the award.