Stopping Cars With Radiation


	Stopping Cars With Radiation

ColoradoRight

11-14-2007 1:53 PM

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microwave, radiation, police, chase, military

ColoradoRight says:

No more spikes on the road - just zappers on top of the police cars

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11-15-2007 11:41 AM

docdoober

Saw something similar in the movie "2 Fast 2 Furious" I believe. Except the helicopter shot a grappling hook into the car. Oh my.

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