Panama is the latest country to use Lamborghini Gallardo in its fleet of law enforcement vehicles.

It is well known that the Italian Police has received a Gallardo (two Gallardos, actually) as a gift from Lamborghini to help improve worrisome road safety in Italy. Well, the National Police in Panama has received their Gallardo for free too. The only difference is that this time, the expensive sports car has been donated unwillingly.

The Lamborghini is one of six sports cars confiscated from the Colombian named David Murcia Guzman who was convicted for a financial fraud. His collection of fast cars included two 2004 Maserati Spyders GT valued at $54,395 a piece - one blue, one red; a 2006 Quattroporte Maserati valued at $82,455; two Gallardo Lamborghinis, each worth $147,545; and a 2005 612 Scaglietti Ferrari valued at $202,055.

It is now known for how long the car will be used as a police car, given the high cost of ownership.