A 20-year-old stair car, originally purchased from Wright Airport, has an intriguing history. It was once involved in a crash when a small bush plane accidentally collided with it on the tarmac. Despite the accident, the stair car was expertly repaired and put back into service.The stair car’s fate took a dramatic turn due to a high-profile criminal case. Its registered owner pulled off a remarkable heist, stealing 200 bars of gold and an F-16 fighter jet. Following the crime, the suspect vanished, taking the gold and the fighter jet with him. Despite an extensive investigation, neither the thief nor the stolen items were ever found.In the wake of the incident, law enforcement seized all the criminal's remaining property, including the stair car. Consequently, the stair car was impounded and eventually ended up at the Simple County Sheriff’s Office. There, it remains a functional yet unusual piece of equipment, its checkered past a subject of much intrigue and speculation among the staff.Due to its height and mobility, the stair car has been repurposed for use by the SWAT team. It provides a versatile platform for accessing elevated positions, making it particularly useful during raids on multi-story buildings and other tactical operations. The stair car’s robust build and height capabilities offer the SWAT team a strategic advantage, allowing them to approach and enter buildings from unexpected angles, thus enhancing their operational effectiveness.

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