The clip tries to tell us that the Abu Dhabi Police has real-time face identification software and also cameras that instantly scan license plates to track the fugitive vehicle. I mean, do they have rogue tanks around there or something, otherwise why do they need that kind of kit?īut it’s not just raw force they employ. I know the police are there to serve and protect, and that can sometimes turn risky, but I wouldn’t feel particularly safe with that kind of police cars roaming the streets. It’s also pretty similar in feel to both Grand Theft Auto and Need for Speed Hot Pursuit, with the Police cars employing road blocking tactics and wearing very menacing bull-bars front and back. This six-minute clip has nothing to be ashamed of compared to any of the modern Hollywood action flicks, and I wouldn’t be surprised if they even used one of the directors there to oversee the whole thing. And if it does, well, that means you’re one of the roughly one and a half million inhabitants of Abu Dhabi, the capital of the United Arab Emirates.

Does the Ministry of Interior in your country have a video featuring cars such as a McLaren 12C, a Ferrari 458 or a Nissan GT-R? I’m willing to bet it doesn’t.

Police cars in action