Yes, look up thread for the machete I identified. It is in the other numbered pic from LE. The unique spur on the handle is in the lower left of Btown's pic.
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Just closing the loop on this.
http://www.websleuths.com/forums/sh...rders-in-IL-NV-and-OR&p=11977568#post11977568
See the hole for some paracord or something, and the nub? Then, up by the seat, is the hard plastic tip of the scabbard. Item #17 in this pic:
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In looking more closely at the bulletproof vest, I am left with 2 impressions (pardon the pun) -
1) It is an old style. Nowadays, you see them referred to as "plate carriers" in part because you can replace the bulletproof panels. And the style is just different. Google image search on "plate carriers" or even "bulletproof vests" and you'll see what I mean.
2) I think it is actually busted. I think that is the front of the vest facing up (the larger panel is usually to the back). Towards the bottom, it looks like a tear in a vertical seam. And all that yellow stuff is the kevlar coming out. Here's a pic of kevlar:
Also, the 22/23 area in the back seat is something I hadn't even noticed! Great eye (and I usually have an eye for details like that). It almost looks like a narrow PVC frame or something. Oh - or wait - is that the "person sized" bin that some news articles referenced?
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Something odd. Take a look at the left rear door. The panel is black with the door handle, window switch, etc. The pic was taken from near-center, facing forward. Yet, on the right door, I can't make out the same panel, even though it seems like the angle should be roughly the same.
(Also, from the far left side of the pic, it seems like it was taken in a police garage or something.)
Tutorials on building a PVC cot:
http://www.ehow.com/how_12004538_build-folding-cot.html
www.dreamydoodles.com/2014/12/09/diy-make-sew-elevated-dog-beds-pvc-pipes/