PDRM Evo X - Out and About!

Finally, the first pics I've seen online of the (now) infamous PDRM's Evolution X, which I think was a controversial purchase anyway. But heck, lets just enjoy the pics :P
The decals are new and kinda upbeat for its purpose.

Notice the new website has changed to its English abbreviation for the Royal Malaysian Police.

Helang Lebuhraya Polis! Speed at your own risk...

That insignia, which looks like it belongs on a Sherrif's horse, looks a little out of place.

Sticky tires and big brakes ensures no wrong-doers go unpunished.

But wait... If you think that these highway patrols are massive, check out what they have prowling the streets!

That's right dude, it's a 2.5T (turbo) but wait.... What's it doing on those skinny tires and check out the super dark tint (which the public is disallowed). Who says them cop cars can't be pimp?

What if???

With the Evolution X now on the market, I'd decided to make a simple search on what it can do and what's been done by personalities all over the world. I came across this video and immediately thought, "What if...???"

With "Polizia" written all over... I'm guessing these belong to the Italian Police.
With the recent purchase of RMPD - Royal Malaysian Police Dept. (PDRM), and the announcement that they'd held specialized drivers' training for the officers whom will be at the helm. I just thought to myself, what if they drove like this???


After viewing, a conclusion came to mind... I'd wanna be them!!! Frieking awesome innit? Being able to drive high-powered AWDs all day, chasing baddies and getting trained to do it! PDRM rawks... (I can't imagine saying this under any other circumstances)

Public Service

The long arms of the Bayan Lepas law enforcement agency was seen helping out a man in distress after his car broke down in the middle of heavy traffic.

The kind officers averted traffic to the side lanes and helped push the said man's car to the kerb where he could wait safely for help to arrive.

Kudos to the Bayan Lepas Police officers for their kind gesture and public service.