I saw this. It looks like an official police vehicle, but I believe it’s a Jeep Cherokee and I don’t think they have interceptors. Also those things on the roof make it look official.
I’m not 100% certain, but I’d bet heavy on that being a personal vehicle that’s owned by a cop who drinks waaaaayyyy too much kool-aid. In the state of NY, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of [officers who make over $200k/yr](https://www.seethroughny.net/payrolls), so affording this Grand Cherokee and all the stupid shit that’s stuck on it isn’t a far stretch, as opposed to that of some wannabe cop/private security guard who makes minimum wage.
Also, you know you can pretty clearly see the HDU-9591 license number in the reflection on your hood, right? 😀
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definitely not a cop
you can just buy lights and badges and antennas and put them on a black suv.
New York cops will use a Toyota Tercel as a cop car.
To add on to the other comment, that ‘Interceptor’ emblem is a Ford part, from their Explorer Interceptors. [For $56.20, ](https://quirkcarparts.com/inventory/product/2013-2019-ford-police-interceptor-utility-hood-emblem-136a-eg1z5442528-c) whatever you drive can be an Interceptor.
I’m not 100% certain, but I’d bet heavy on that being a personal vehicle that’s owned by a cop who drinks waaaaayyyy too much kool-aid. In the state of NY, there are hundreds, if not thousands, of [officers who make over $200k/yr](https://www.seethroughny.net/payrolls), so affording this Grand Cherokee and all the stupid shit that’s stuck on it isn’t a far stretch, as opposed to that of some wannabe cop/private security guard who makes minimum wage.
Also, you know you can pretty clearly see the HDU-9591 license number in the reflection on your hood, right? 😀
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