The record
ukemergency.co.uk's entry for Y639 TUK explains an odd one: a dark green Defender 110 station wagon wearing Dorset Search and Rescue markings that did not belong to Dorset SAR, the volunteer team formed in 2004. It was the personal vehicle of a civilian international major-incident adviser who assisted Dorset Police and the Ministry of Defence in running a pre-Olympic training exercise in Dorset in the run-up to the 2012 Games and their Weymouth sailing events. With a roof rack, a light bar of blue and amber lenses that could be used independently, a snorkel and the Dorset SAR badge on the doors, it was photographed in the exercise period; neither the livery nor the use of blue lights outside the MOD training grounds at Lulworth was approved, and both have since been removed.
The registry's model is a green Defender 110 station wagon with the rack, blue and amber light bar, snorkel, wing-top chequer plate and door badge, and Y639 TUK plates; in the game it carries the blue-light boost.
