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diff --git a/content/posts/where-is-the-armored-car.md b/content/posts/where-is-the-armored-car.md index b455332..12a038e 100644 --- a/content/posts/where-is-the-armored-car.md +++ b/content/posts/where-is-the-armored-car.md @@ -13,6 +13,8 @@ draft: false thumbnail: url: https://res.cloudinary.com/solardump/image/upload/v1729674382/posts/Nash_Bearcat.jpg fmContentType: post +aliases: + - /posts/2024-10-23-wheres-the-armored-car --- It has been a curiosity of ours for some time, whatever happened to the armored vehicle purchased by the Fire Chief at an ATL Police Department auction a few years back? (circa 2019) We remembered it was well used, and not necessarily a "looker", but still a questionable purchase for a fire department to make. It raised the question of whether this was an actual need of the fire department, or whether it was the Fire Chief playing with the tax payers money. It is certain, the vehicle has not seen one second of service usage since purchased, which raises suspicion even more. We remember vaguely the justifiable claim was situational with a very low chance of occurrence. It involved something about a fire at the local college, and the use of the vehicle to rescue students from it. Now what additional functionality the vehicle would bring to the situation is uncertain. Fireman don't operate a towing service and there would be no reason for the fire to be on the ground itself, never mind driving over that flaming debris. |