Assume the Position!

[Cardinal Pizza Deliverance.]

In Cherokee County, Georgia, this means bending down low enough to read what's on the police cruiser's bumper.

http://www.wsbradio.com/news/news/local/cherokee-county-police-cars-will-feature-ads/nCgC3/

In Cherokee County, "thinking outside the box" during tough times means "advertising on police patrol cars".

In a Georgia first, the city of Holly Springs has approved the sale of ads on its 14-cruiser fleet.   Small ads--bumper-sticker sized--on the cars' fenders.

The fee:  $10,000 for one year, up to $34,000 for four years.

The police chief is hoping to make as much as $100,000 a year off the ads--but despite some interest, there are no takers, so far.

I almost blew Pepsi out my nose on the way home from work, when I heard this on the radio.

[Juana]

[LMNO]

I would love to see an ad for a criminal defense attorney on a cop car.

[Luna]

I would love to see an ad for a criminal defense attorney on a cop car.

That would be brilliant.

[Elder Iptuous]

i was assuming that's who it was targeted at....
or perhaps some organization like DARE or MADD.
or a religious group.

[AFK]

That price would be a bit too steep for DARE and MADD.  And many DARE programs are run by the police anyway, so it would end up being a bit of a circle jerk. 

In fact, for that kind of advertising price, I'm thinking lawyers are about the only companies that are going to be able to afford it. 

[LMNO]

Wait....

[Luna]

Please.

[Cardinal Pizza Deliverance.]

ROFL!!