Try outrunning this! F999 Police Car Unveiled

The Abu Dhabi Police department in the United Arab Emirates celebrated the emirate's involvement in Formula One by unveiling this F999 race car in front of a huge crowd of onlookers on the seafront boulevard on Yass Island.

The car, complete with blue lights and sirene, is not for chasing real criminals but was only meant to promote safe driving, public safety and adherence to traffic rules. Fans were ecstatic when the police used it to act out a safety procedure involving a masked "criminal".

A few other cars recently acquired by the department were also showcased to the adoring crowd. They included a new Chevrolet Camaro, a Nissan GT-R and some special motorbikes, all dressed in local police livery. The F999 had the words "we ensure your safety in the fastest way" plastered on the sides of the engine cover.

Watch the spectators, the mini night drama and some other highlights of the celebrations in this promotional video clip.

 

Source: f999.ae via autoblog

Abu Dhabi Police "F999" car showcased in Corniche amid jubilation

ADP GHQ showcased its exciting sports car "F999" for public view amid jubilation of the crowds. The event organized under the theme, Abu Dhabi Police keeps pace with F1 Race which will kick off on Friday at Yass Island in Abu Dhabi.

The celebration was organized by the Secretariat General of the Office of HH the Deputy prime Minister and Minister of Interior, represented by the Department of Technical Affairs and security media.

During the festival Lt. Colonel Mubarak bin Muheiroom, Director of Community Policing Department honored exemplary drivers for their safe driving and their adherence to traffic rules. Lt.Majed Abdul Kareem Al Marzouqi drove the F999 for the public view to show them the modalities of formula 1 race followed by the falcon bike to a spectacular show which gave the public great excitement.

History on show

The festival presented a spectacular show of the Abu Dhabi Police development through history. The show included the dress and means of transport during those eras.
"The unique Falcon" bike

Abu Dhabi Police also showcased its motor bike "The falcon" which was designed by Orange County Choppers to include a mixture of UAE heritage and modern international styles. Major Fayssal Al Shamari, Chairman of F1 media Committee stated that the aim of ADP participation in this event was to communicate with the youth, especially motor bikers and speed car lovers.

Community Policing Motor bike

A tent was set up at the festival to showcase electrically-operated motor bikes in use by the Community Policing Personnel. They were intended to enhance direct communication with the community members.

Abu Dhabi Police Music band

Abu Dhabi Police Music Band entertained the audience with charming pieces of music. According to Captain Ibrahim Abdul Rahman Ismaeel Al Hosani, Head of Music band Section at Abu Dhabi Police confirmed that their participation was to communicate with community in all its occasions and events. The Music band is used to participate in any police events and reception of UAE VIP visitors.

Children Talk

A number of children Ameera Ahmed Kayed, 13 expressed her admiration for the exciting car: F999". Riham Sharaf Al Deen was attracted by laser show. Rima and Noor Sameer were attracted by the shape of the car "F999". Mohammad Al Tameemi, 7 (UAE national) said Abu Dhabi Police was fantastic. He was attracted by the beauty of the whole show, especially the car "F999".


Persons with special need

Hajir Qasim Hijazi, 16 and her mother, from Lebanon, said the "F999" was the most beautiful racing car I had ever seen. According to her she was informed about the festival by their Center and that it was necessary to participate in the festival.

Student Mohammad Saeed Al Tai, 16, UAE national said: "Because I am very keen to attend, I am still wearing the Institute Uniform, so as not to miss any glimpse of the festival".

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 Renegade Renegade
You know what's disturbing? That the American and the Japanese police forces didn't got a new Camaro or a R35 GT-R.
November 27, 2009 4:04 pm
 clash_189 clash_189
I suppose Japanese police got the previous GT-R, R34. Honda should reconsider to bring new NSX or new Prelude if they don't want all Japanese police use a base model Crown, Crown Majesty, R-34 which will be replaced by R-35, Evo, Imprezza, then it means nothing from Honda.
November 28, 2009 12:45 am
 Xenicide Xenicide
The Charger makes a better looking, more practicle police car.
November 27, 2009 5:15 pm
 599FXX 599FXX
do they even think before the spend their oil money, or is there just so much of it whatever pops in their head is made into reality... wtf
November 27, 2009 6:11 pm
 nickmini nickmini
What happen if the suspect gets out of the car and run? The STIG of police has to unlock his 6 points seatbelt and climb out of his F999. By the time he finished that: 1. Suspect runs away forever 2. Suspect fires a few shots to finish him or finish his car
November 27, 2009 6:52 pm
 Andy_Turbo Andy_Turbo
i wish i had enough money to snort a half key and come up with this idea.............NOT! they must have life real good over there, making gold and silver cars now making f1 cars with police stuff. go oil money! no better way to waste it than on a nice car
November 27, 2009 9:59 pm
 Xenicide Xenicide
They more than likely spent anywhere from $5,000-$10,000 to equip that. Maybe a lot less. That car was also probably donated to them or only for their use in this promotion.
November 28, 2009 1:20 am
 JTZ JTZ
to be honest - They do have the money and cash if they wanted it - As Xenicide said that car could have been donated along with others based of the royal family or any other rich donators to the police force. But i do wonder what the disparity in pay would be for a police commissioner in Dubai compared to say ... somewhere in the US ?
November 28, 2009 6:34 am
 EH? EH?
no pit monouver, youll be chased till it gets back up, you cant get in the back and it will run out of fuel before the chase ends.
November 29, 2009 4:11 pm
 e36mmm e36mmm
lol at peoples comments. As stated above, its only for promotional purposes..
November 30, 2009 2:25 am
 enzoferrari enzoferrari
Great job Abu Dhabi Police.Of course this is for marketing purposes in support of the buzz around the 1st Grand Prix held in AD.The Police are really friendly and helpful there,where else in the world do you find that across all ranks?The Grand prix was a great success on the best track in the world.Keep it up gentlemen!Abu Dhabi is a fantastic City which invests in Culture,Theatre,Art,Sport,etc.All nationalities and religions wellcome.Thank you.
November 30, 2009 9:15 am