Lily DaneThe Daily Sheeple
The police department in Guthrie, Oklahoma, recently purchased an armored vehicle through a military surplus program.
The Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle (MRAP), which was once used in the Middle East, was purchased with $2,000 instolen seized drug money (civil asset forfeiture, anyone?).
Some might think that’s a pretty good deal – the military pays around $730,000 for each MRAP.
The Mine-Resistant Ambush Protected vehicle (MRAP), which was once used in the Middle East, was purchased with $2,000 in
Some might think that’s a pretty good deal – the military pays around $730,000 for each MRAP.
Police Chief Damon Devereaux is pretty excited about the department’s new toy.
