Photographs of New York NYPD police vehicles

Photographs of New York NYPD police vehicles - The 'your going to do time' machines

How to download wallpaper to your computer desktop:

For Windows users:
Move your Mouse over the wallpaper background picture
Right click on the image, and a menu will appear.
Choose "Set as wallpaper." or "Set as Background"
If the picture does not fill your computer screen, right click the screen and choose "properties" on the drop down menu.
On the box that appears select "Desktop" and in the box that is marked Position choose "Stretch", and you're done!.

For Apple Mac users:
Move your Mouse over the wallpaper background picture
Hold your mouse button down until you see a menu appear
Select "Save This Image As." In the box that pops up, choose ' desktop'.
Go inside your Apple Menu to Control Panel, and select "appearance."
In appearance, select Desktop, then click "place picture."
Select the wallpaper file you saved and click "choose." Select "position automatically." Click "set desktop," close the window, and you're done

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New York Police Department NYPD Police Vehicles

There are many Police TV series and on DVD - The Bill, CSI Miami, CSI Las Vegas, NYPD Blues, Law & Order, The Shield, 24, thin blue line, Cagney and Lacey, Kojak, Columbo, Hawaii 5O, Frost, Inspector Morse, Z cars, Dixon of Dock Green, Sweeny, Cops, The District, Hill Street Blues. Then there are famous film cops now all available on DVD like Clint Eastwood in Dirty Harry, The Enforcer, Magnum. Then there is the Die Hard series and the Lethal Weapon series. The Police props and equipment in these films are always spot on as they have a police advisor but the story lines can be very unrealistic. The guns, Glocks and MP5s, bullet Kevlar proof body amour, ASP truncheons, night sticks, tasars, CS spray, Pepper OC gas, hand cuffs, Ridged handcuffs like Quikcuff, police radios are all realistic.

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