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Fairfax police car gets unauthorized paint job. Police ask “who done it?” Fairfax police car gets unauthorized paint job. Police ask ‘who done it?’
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Few jurisdictions can boast a police cruiser decorated like the one found parked on a Fairfax County street.Few jurisdictions can boast a police cruiser decorated like the one found parked on a Fairfax County street.
Big smiley face (eyes, mouth) on back windshield in light green. Red hubcaps. Green and red stripes, smears and blotches all over. Big smiley face (eyes, curving lips) on back windshield in light green. Red hubcaps. Fat green and red stripes, smears and blotches all over cruiser 4117.
The county police said they found it that way Sunday morning. The county police said it was done Saturday during hours of darkness. It was scarcely possible to see the original county police colors underneath the new paint.
They have one big question: who did it? They want to know. Probably not to congratulate the painter. Rather than trying to determine what school of graffiti it represents, or what influences may be detected in the use of paint, the Fairfax police have one overriding question, the kind of question that usually provokes police agencies: who did it? They want to know. And probably not to congratulate the painter.
People with information were asked to call1-866-411-TIPS(8477), or at 703-691-2131.People with information were asked to call1-866-411-TIPS(8477), or at 703-691-2131.