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Originally Posted by stomachmonkey
Red is not dark but shows up as black in the absence of light, and so does orange and some yellow.
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No. The tonal range is just greatly reduced. In B&W, blues show up more "black" whereas reds & greens show up in shades of dark/medium grey, and yellows show up as light grey.
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Originally Posted by stomachmonkey
If it's red it's not a dark colored sedan.
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It is when compared to white, cream, tan, beige, etc. It's about the process of elimination.
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No law enforcement would look at that and find any use in it whatsoever.
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You have no clue what you are talking about. A very basic profile is enough to create PC, which is enough to stop a vehicle matching a specific description/location. Of course, you probably wouldn't get much traction with PD in a high-crime metro area with such a call. However, I am guessing LEOs in Oveland Park, KS might not have the same workload or call stack as those in large Metros.