posted on Jul, 31 2004 @ 11:31 PM
From what I've read and heard, the US(as well as several country's in Europe) has rather heavy and good restrictions and regulations in place for
the sale of police materials. Going from uniforms to the lights on the cars. Also are not all police cars alike for every city and region. Neither are
the paintjobs or logoing of the cars.
Your talking about a white car btw, I don't even think white is the standard color of a police car in the US anymore, more something like shades of
blue.
It would propably set of less alarms to just steal a police car, then to build one.
Also, the attraction points for terrorist strikes are big city's and heavely populated area's. In there police coverage is pritty good and officers
within a presinct know eachother pritty well.
So if someone that isn't part of their presinct, is setting up road blocks in populated area's, my guess would be their cover is blown rather
quickly.
The thing in iraq is that the roadblocks by the terrorists are setup in nearly unpopulated area's, on traffic routes.
For a strike in the US, doing this would have no value for the terrorists, since on US soil, they would want to have a high deathtoll, big coverage
and clear message.
In Iraq they just want to single out 1 or 2 foreign national to be held hostage.