On Saturday, Feb. 7, the Burien Police Department scared the heck out of some customers taking a used car out for a test drive when they pulled them over with guns drawn. “Unfortunately the dealership had bought the car at auction but hadn’t noted it was in the computer system as a reported stolen car,” Sgt. DB Gates told The B-Town Blog. “Customers took the stolen vehicle for a test drive. A deputy ran the plate, saw it was stolen, and conducted a high risk stop – which means our guns are drawn.” Luckily, nobody was hurt – just scared. “Once the deputies found out that the driver and passengers were out for a test drive they worked with the dealership to ensure that the dealership takes steps to get the car taken out of the system as a listed stolen car,” Gates added. Here’s a Tweet sent out about the incident:
.#BREAKING Guns drawn on test drive in Burien according to salesman. @KingCoSheriff tells me vehicle was stolen pic.twitter.com/OfCboqCnr4
— KIRO TV Jussero (@JJusseroKIRO7) February 7, 2015
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The dealership should change their slogan to, “Prices so low, the cops will think you stole it!”
LOL! 🙂