cops
May 5 2009, Harshpaul

CoolCop has cops on its target, and it’s offering them body armor air conditioning. The idea is that cops have to deal with the summer heat a lot harder than anyone else, especially since they have bulletproof vests on. To beat the heat, cops just..

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