US EditionEast Coast police officer explains why some cops use a ‘rumbler’ in traffic
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East Coast police officer explains why some cops use a ‘rumbler’ in traffic
photosvit via iStockOfficer Craig Sroka has decades of local service under his belt. He often shares questions his 300,000 followers ask about his work with the Coventry, Rhode Island, police department. After getting back from a family trip to Disney World, the Rhode Island native logged on to explain the “rumbler.” A rumbler is a low-frequency siren system used on some police cruisers It doesn’t replace the regular siren – it works alongside i…
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