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Hello Connersville!

May 5, 2010

Hello Connersville! The day before I was due to arrive in Connersville for the very first time (a trip scheduled to evaluate the area as a potential site for Carbon Motors to call home), our management team caught wind of a what might be brewing in this VERY American, Midwestern town. The City was said to be pulling out all of the stops to insure that they earn a to...

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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly

Apr 15, 2010

*The Good…* I had the privilege to ride along with an Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Officer in the North District, “beat” 31. With over 30 years of experience in vehicle engineering and automotive electronics, I was sure I knew the definition of multi-tasking. However after responding to several emergency calls, one of which reportedly involved...

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Indianapolis, IN: 2008 Pure Justice Tour

Oct 20, 2008

We just had a great day in Indianapolis! It’s been just under a week since we started the 2008 Pure Justice Tour in Chicago and we are already off to a phenomenal start. The Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (the state’s only law enforcement training center) was kind enough to host Carbon Motors and representatives from law enforcement across the state come in to see Ca...

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