The last thing GSP needs is a Mustang. My wife watched a GSP Charger lose control, spin 360 and wreck with an uninvolved citizen's vehicle in Athens. I don't think most law enforcement needs this kind of power or performance when in pursuit. Let them have their Chargers and Durangos. Leave the muscle to the enthusiast.
I was getting gas in Littleton Colorado.
I don't know the stats for GSP or any US PD. But our Traffic Unit did more kms, more high speed chases with a much lower crash rate than our Police had, let alone the general public.
Which is why I don't see the need to up the danger factor for the general public by doubling the number of cars going fast by high speed pursuits. Speeds to some level fine but otherwise, radio's seem like a much more effective method of dealing with it. Spike strips work pretty well too for those that just won't stop. But, I'm not a cop thank goodness! I'd just shoot the bad guys.....
The problem with R/T's is that it's just more cops joining the chase. You still have to stop the buggers. We didn't have stop sticks either.
Sometimes, we just need to laugh except when Officer Law pulls us over...... Doing 100 in a GT or Dark Horse feels like you can get out and walk beside the car. 
I had immunity. Then, when I quit, I bought a radar detectorI don't really know what the answer is but I don't like the idea of po po using Mustang GT's to catch people. It isn't because I don't want to get caught either. There are famiies out there and I see too many UTubes (Arkansas State Patrol in particular) doing stupid speeds in heavy traffic. Sometimes, it's better to let a perp go. For murdering or shooting somebody, no, but that isn't usually the case I would think.
Besides all that, I adamantly believe that I should be immune from all traffic tickets just because I'm a good guy with very few faults other than spelling errors on Mustang forums. My goodness, isn't that enough for me to be allowed to get away with tickets????
