Texas Hwy Patrol Officer Bulldogging a car

[Dave Mellor NJ]

Obviously staged

[Bruce of MN]

Is that Lee Marvin?

[fried okra]

Looks like a DANGEROUS training exercise!

[Bob-A]

Where's the Model-A Ford?

[Seth Swoboda]

Originally Posted by Bob-A

Where's the Model-A Ford?

It's a '35 Ford Standard Fordor. Not model A but early Ford and a neat picture. I thinks it's okay.

[47topless]

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Tough to see a vintage motorcycle destroyed for the sake of a staged photo opp.

[David in San Antonio]

The banner on the car windshield appears to say Texas Highway Patrol. Not sure what this photo is meant to portray. Maybe that they practice this tactic in their training course?
If I could only go back in time, I’d love to ask the driver what kind of oil is best.

[Keith True]

I think that picture is from a movie.I've seen it somewhere,but what is floating to the top is that is a serviceman jumping onto the car,not a lawman.

[Randy in ca]

From another site:

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[Dave Mellor NJ]

If more people don't like me to post pictures not Model a I'll stop

[Seth Swoboda]

Dave, keep them coming. The photos are great. It's early Ford. There are a few crabby folks you'll never please and I wouldn't worry about them.

[fried okra]

Thanks for pic Dave!!

[David in San Antonio]

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[40 Deluxe]

How convenient that the driver has his window down! And what will happen when the driver hits the brakes? Will the cop suddenly be back on his motorcycle? I can't imagine this being a real police tactic unless maybe to stop a runaway car with an unconscious driver, and even then too dangerous as a runaway car is likely on its way into the ditch or into oncoming traffic!
Or maybe the crooks had better manners back then and just drove straight and steady so the cop could safely climb aboard?

[Dave Mellor NJ]

The title was bulldogging, like a rodeo. I don't even see a driver

[Dave Mellor NJ]

The Motorcycle is kicking up dust but the car is not,like it's parked