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Fair Lawn
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Car number 902, which was Officer
Mary Ann Collura's assigned vehicle,
and the one she was using the night when she was killed in the line of duty, has been retired. The number will not be used again. |
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Fair Lawn Police Car 2 was a 1934 Willy's Night Roadster. The whereabouts of this car is unknown. |
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Police vehicle 917 is 2003 Ford Expedition. The department has 3 Expeditions. |
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September 2004 brought back a little "police tradition" as the department took delivery of new "black and white" Ford Crown Victoria police cars. |
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The Fair Lawn Police Department started listing their web site address on the rear of their marked patrol cars. By listing the website on the police cars, more people will be aware of and take advantage of the valuable, up-to date information posted to the "Cyber Precinct". |
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Those officers....what a sense of humor....... |
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Fair Lawn uses several unmarked cars. These cars are used for a variety of assignments including undercover surveillance and investigations. |
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The Fair Lawn Police Department has three 1996 Diamondback 21 speed mountain bikes for patrol. Click on the Bike Patrol link below for more information. |
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 These are 1/18" scale models of Fair Lawn Police cars and SUVs. Click on the image for a larger picture. Yes, these are models..... |
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This "Fair Lawn Police Car" is actually a working remote controlled model. Click the picture for more info and a rare peek inside.......... |
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This Fair Lawn Police car is actually a model replica. This model is almost 6 inches long and 4 inches high (to the top of the light bar) |
