The Czech Police changed Ferrari to a patrol car and could chase the drag racing 300 km/h

According to the British "Guardian" reported on July 25, the Czech police have converted a Malaysian Ferrari sports car seized from the criminals into patrol cars, allowing the police to hunt the drag racing at a speed of up to 300 kilometers/h.

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It is reported that the 2011 Ferrari 458 ITALIA sports car's previous body color was racing red. It can reach 326 kilometers/hour. Police said in a statement that the car will be deployed on the Czech Expressway and will be used to chase the stolen cars, perform surveillance tasks and crack down on illegal highway cars. The Czech Republic has about 30 international illegal racing each year. Ordinary patrol cars cannot catch up with those cars with extreme high -performance.

The Guardian said that although the price of similar models is as high as £ 150,000 (about 1.22 million yuan), the Czech Police emphasized that this supercar is not a luxury. They modified it at a price of about 1,0300 pounds (about 84,000 yuan), which is the same as the price of a new Skoda hatchback.

Police stated that the vehicle would be used by the Czech Republic with a national jurisdiction and can only be driven by a specialized police.

"Jiří ZLý), the head of the Czech Traffic Police Department, said:" This car will be used nationwide, and we expect its deployment to deal with the most aggressive driver on the Czech Highway. The stolen vehicles along the territory of our country.

The Guardian mentioned that the Czech Republic was not the first country to use a sports car to use a sports car. The Italian police and Lamborghini have established a cooperative relationship, and the police can use Lamborghini to transport the blood urgently at the accident site. In Dubai, the local police managed a entire supercar fleet.

Czech Police said that Ferrari is not the most valuable or rare vehicle for it. Last year, 900 cars were seized by the police, and most of them were resold. The police also said: "We have retained some as a business car. But these are not as luxurious as Ferrari."

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