It is not a "Theory" that in some states it is illegal to mount a warning
light. If it is that important I can find the statute at least in
Massachusetts.
I know from the permit in my glove box that it states "Permit to MOUNT or
display a blue warning light". (BTW: If the Police chief, state trooper or
fireman wants to have lights in their personal car to respond in for
whatever reason, they must have a permit (In Mass)
You are right, you can own one, collect all you want, have shelves of them
in your rec room, (or like a nut buddy of mine, have one over the bed, long
story....)and put them on at parties (I have, gets drunks really
disoriented, they tend to fall down from the over stimulation) <G>
Hank
Hank
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kenneth H Koch" <m35a1@juno.com>
To: "Military Vehicles Mailing List" <mil-veh@mil-veh.org>
Sent: Thursday, September 06, 2001 10:53 PM
Subject: Re: [MV] Colored Lights
> Can hypnotize, and sparkle someone else's eyes. I must take exception to
> the 'fact' or 'theory' that possession of a blue light, be it on or off
> of a vehicle is illegal. We're not talking about controlled substances
> here, wherein possession OR use is illegal. Using the blue light would be
> considered impersonating an officer, which most assuredly is frowned
> upon. But merely owning one? I'd take one thru the courts.
>
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