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"A pair of constables in the Hales area of England will be getting quite the pull-through this week, we imagine. After stopping this yellow Mitsubishi Evo VII for 'driving erratically', the driver blew over the limit and, as is the law in the UK, the car was impounded on the spot.
Now, the usual procedure is to wait for the calvary to arrive in the form of a flat-bed tow truck. Sensible, yes? Not for our fearless crime-fighting duo, who gallantly volunteered to drive the Evo back to the impound yard themselves. Big mistake. Huge. The pair crashed the Evo - at what appears to be high speed - through a fence and ended up in a front yard. Neither copper was hurt, and no one outside was, either."  http://www.topgear.com/au/news/2015/...sh-evo-image-3
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