Grand Theft Auto
KERO reports that California Sheriff's deputies looking for three suspected drug dealers in the Kern River Valley area ended up searching for their own patrol car instead. Sheriffs said they parked their marked unit behind an abandoned vehicle involved with their investigation. When they came back from searching for the suspects, their cruiser was gone. Sheriff's said it was “tampered with” and then semi-submerged in Lake Isabella, northwest of Bakersfield. One of the men admitted that he was hiding in the abandoned vehicle, but denied he was involved with the patrol car’s immersion. The other two suspected drug dealers were arrested on grand theft auto (amongst other charges). Meanwhile, the “long-awaited fourth installment” of Grand Theft Auto is due to be released on April 29th. Will art imitate life or vice versa?
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The game will look pretty much the same on both xbox 360 and PS3. And yes, Forza 2, Gran Turismo, and GTA are must-buy for automotive fans.
I have been waiting for the new GTA and Brothers in Arms game to come out before I invest in an XBOX 360. If they don't push the release date back again on the GTA looks like I will be getting my wife a 360 for her birthday ;) Wouldn't keyless entry and a remote start solve the officers problems. Shouldn't cost that much considering the price they pay for those cruisers and its practically standard equipment on other cars these days. What ever happen to the Carbon Motor Co. and their purpose built cruiser, they should be able to integrate something like that, if they ever get off the ground.