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California police department buys Cybertruck to keep kids off drugs
Irvine, a city of some 300,000 in Orange County, purchased a tricked-out Cybertruck for its police department. After the installation of emergency equipment, it ran the department
Tesla Cybertruck unveiled at California police department part of youth-outreach effort
The Irvine Police Department added a Tesla Cybertruck to the force to help with community outreach for local students.
The First Tesla Cybertruck Police Vehicle Hits the Streets in California
The truck won't be heading out to help patrol officers play action hero, however. Instead, the steel-bodied Tesla is planned to be used for the IPD's Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) program as well as helping police to connect with the local community.
Irvine Police Department unveils its new first-of-its kind Tesla Cybertruck
The Irvine Police Department rolled out its newly purchased Tesla Cybertruck, touted as the first of its kind to be used by a law enforcement agency.
A California police department spent $153,000 on a Cybertruck for school anti-drug events
A police department in Southern California says it has the nation’s first Tesla Cybertruck for police use, but the unusual vehicle won’t see much action. The Irvine Police Department unveiled the purchase Tuesday in a splashy video on social media including on Facebook and X.
A Police Department Spent a Ludicrous Amount of Money on a Cybertruck for the Worst Reason Possible
You Wouldn't DARE Ever rationalize your way to justifying a big, stupid purchase you definitely didn't need? Well, you're not alone. Behold this tricked out Cybertruck unveiled by a Southern California police department this week,
California police department spends $153k on first police Cybertruck
A police department in Southern California has bought what it is saying is the country’s first Tesla Cybertruck for police use, though it won’t be out on patrol.
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North Bend considers reviving D.A.R.E. program after more than a decade
The Drug Abuse Resistance Education program -- commonly known as D.A.R.E. -- may be returning to North Bend after more than a ...
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Police Dept Spends $150K on Custom Cybertruck for Officers To Drive to Schools
Irvine Police Department in California has added a modified Tesla Cybertruck to its fleet, which will be used for drug education programs in schools.
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Police Department Proves They Didn't Really 'Get' Terminator Movies By Using Theme Music To Introduce New Cybertruck
The Irvine Police Department thought the classic sci-fi theme music and divisive electric pickup go hand in hand for some ...
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After Shaq, Jay-Z, Beyonce And Others, Tesla Cybertruck Joins Joins Irvine Police Department's Fleet, Will Be Used For Community Outreach Efforts
The Irvine Police Department on Tuesday unveiled its police Cybertruck, complete with overhead police lights, and intended to ...
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California Cops Show Off Absurd New Cybertruck With Music From Terminator Movies
The Irvine Police Department (IPD) is excited to unveil what we believe is the first police Tesla Cybertruck in the nation,” ...
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Irvine PD unveils new police Cybertruck
Irvine Police Chief Michael Kent said he believes it to be the first police Cybertuck in the United States. It will be used ...
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California Police Department Spends Over $150K on Tesla Cybertruck
Instead, the steel-bodied Tesla is planned to be used for the IPD's
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New era begins in Horry County Police Department
A new police chief was sworn in to lead the Horry County Police Department on Thursday, Oct. 3 in downtown Conway, SC.
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