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CanvaIf you've ever been pulled over by police in Arizona, you may have noticed a few things that happen as they approach your vehicle.Before&nbsp;the officer steps up to your window and asks the question, "Do you know why I pulled you over?", you may see a sequence of events taking place.Police officers have a lot to consider when they pull a vehicle over. Not just the safety of drivers on the road, but their personal safety is always top of mind.Have you ever noticed the police officer will pause briefly at the back of your vehicle before approaching? Then you may notice as they put out a hand and touch your trunk. That simple gesture tells them several things.According to the website Motoverso.com, police officers touch the back of a vehicle during a traffic stop for three reasons.They're making sure the trunk is closed and no one can jump out of it and ambush them. The last thing they want is to be caught unaware while they're issuing a citation or a warning.To&nbsp;be safe, the officer is leaving a fingerprint on the trunk which can be used as evidence to prove they were&nbsp;present at the scene of the traffic stop.The&nbsp;Mechanic Base&nbsp;website says it's the job of law enforcement to make sure you're fit to return to the road.They need to know if you are using alcohol or drugs, hiding a weapon, or if you have any prohibited items in your vehicle. This&nbsp;gives the officer time to assess your body language and state of mind before&nbsp;approaching&nbsp;your window.Now that you know the reasons officers touch the back of your vehicle, you'll&nbsp;notice this little gesture has made its way into authentic police dramas on television and in the movies. I challenge you to point it out the next time you're watching your favorite cop drama. You will never be able to "unsee" it.For the past 10 years, the American Association of State Troopers has held a contest to determine which state has the best looking patrol cruiser. Nearly every state police agency submits their best photo of their sharpest patrol vehicle a chance to win the coveted cover photo on the association's annual calendar. From cop cars rushing through blizzards to vehicles on the Grand Ole Opry stage, here are this year's nominees.Gallery Credit: Rob CarrollData for this list was acquired from trusted online sources and news outlets. Read on to discover what major law was passed the year you were born and learn its name, the vote count (where relevant), and its impact and significance.Gallery Credit: Katelyn LeboffBelow, find out where 25 of the most infamous crimes in history took place — and what the locations are used for today. (If they've been left standing.)CommentsLeave A Comment11 Weird Things Only People from Arizona DoNeed Help Choosing? Here are Arizona’s Hottest Halloween Costume IdeasAre You Essential? What a Government Shutdown Could Mean for ArizonaMask Up! Are Mask Mandates Returning to Arizona?What Happened to the Sierra Vista Burger King? The Surprising Answer5 Fabulous Fall Break Ideas to Get Arizona Kids off the CouchEnjoy a Perfect Fall Day at this Arizona Pumpkin PatchRanked! The 5 Best Vehicles for Arizona DrivingThe Cochise County Master Gardeners Share the Joy of Fall Gardening

CanvaIf you've ever been pulled over by police in Arizona, you may have noticed a few things that happen as they approach your vehicle.Before&nbsp;the officer steps up to your window and asks the question, "Do you know why I pulled you over?", you may see a sequence of events taking place.Police officers have a lot to consider when they pull a vehicle over. Not just the safety of drivers on the road, but their personal safety is always top of mind.Have you ever noticed the police officer will pause briefly at the back of your vehicle before approaching? Then you may notice as they put out a...

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