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Date:         Thu, 02 Jan 1997 18:34:00 +0200
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From:         zeidler@NTCNTG02DU.ntc.nokia.com (Zeidler Helmut NTC/Dusseld.)
Subject:      Re: Thar She Blows!



The Stroke wrote:


>The harpoon is attached to the front of the patrol cars, tucked in just
>above the bumper.  An electric motor swings it into position and the 
harpoon
>is then rammed into the pursued vehicle.  A speed of only two to three kmph
>above that of the other vehicle is sufficient to implant the device.


Ha Ha, Yes, That's all true! I saw a report in the Finish TV late November
last year. I don't understand a word but the pictures are looking strange
like a bad criminal story. I couldn't believe that this is true, but it
is. Oh, the Finn's have to deal with a lot of cars stolen in Europe and
passing Finland on their way to Russia.


Helmut
'80 Camper
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