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CUSTOM AUTO & ANTI THEFT 9v FLASHING POLICE RED/BLUE ALARM DETERRENT Description:
PLEASE NOTE: THIS FLASHING DEVICE IS INTENDED FOR SECURITY PURPOSES ONLY, DO NOT DISPLAY ON TOP OF DASH OR IN ANY OTHER POSITION WHERE IT IS SEEN FROM OUTSIDE DISTANCES, EITHER STATIONARY OR MOVING...YOU CAN BE VIOLATING LAWS AND CAN BE CHARGED. video here ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- GENERAL INFORMATION: |
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