Published 2 years ago

Iconic ACT police car reaches its final stop

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The iconic make has been used by police officers in Canberra for more than four decades. The car will now go on display at the Museum of Australian Policing in Acton when it opens. ACT Policing will also permanently retire the Tango-51 radio call sign allocated to the vehicle as a mark of respect.

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Iconic ACT police car reaches its final stop

ACT Policing’s last Holden Commodore in operation. Photo: Supplied.AFTER 44 years of use in the ACT, the last Australian-made Holden Commodore police car in operation has been retired. The iconic make has been used by police officers in Canberra for more than four decades, but the last silver 2018 SSV Redline in operation has finally been retired, with a ceremony held yesterday (June 30) to commemorate the vehicle.The car will now go on display …

2 years ago·Canberra, Australia

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