Can the police pull over another police car for speeding?
Can they? Yes. Do they? Not normally. You see, when a police car is using red lights and siren they are believed to be on an emergency call, and to stop them when they are on such a call would be wrong for the community. However, when a police car is not using red lights and siren they are not believed to be on such a call, and should obey the speed limit. There are times where they are responding to a call that is quite a bit away, but not a true emergency, and they need to answer that call for service quickly. That is when they are allowed to speed. As the other officers don’t know if they are on a call, they normally don’t stop them. Yet, supervisors will write down the speeding police car’s number and contact dispatch to see if they are on a call or not. If they are on a call, trying to catch a car to pull it over, or other reason to speed, nothing happens. If there is no reason to speed the supervisor can do one of several things. He could give the officer a verbal warning, give t
