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Thread: Police Women of Broward County
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08-03-09, 12:54 PM #1
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08-03-09, 12:56 PM #2
I hope the idiot saying there is always a good time to use a taser enjoys getting that played in court. Can't watch your video, but saw a commercial for the show at home.
Meanwhile, fishing in Russia:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkzV5AIK8iM
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08-03-09, 08:43 PM #3
Which one is Wolven?


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Not a LEO
In memory of Sgt. Howard K. Stevenson 1965 - 2005. Ceres Police Dept.
In memory of Robert N. Panos 1955 - 2008 Ceres Police Dept.

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08-03-09, 09:08 PM #4
If I can I'll check it out. I'd like to see it.
Do not war for peace. If you must war, war for justice. For without justice there is no peace. -me
We are who we choose to be.
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08-03-09, 09:57 PM #5
I'm unable to watch the link. What day of the week and what time is this airing?
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08-03-09, 10:05 PM #6
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08-03-09, 10:24 PM #7
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08-03-09, 11:31 PM #8
That's also 9 pm Pacific for those of us on the West Coast.
Choose The Right. When you're doing whats right, then you have nothing to worry about.
Not a LEO
In memory of Sgt. Howard K. Stevenson 1965 - 2005. Ceres Police Dept.
In memory of Robert N. Panos 1955 - 2008 Ceres Police Dept.

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08-03-09, 11:54 PM #9
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08-04-09, 02:10 PM #10
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08-04-09, 03:44 PM #11
Here's a new link, hopefully this one will work.

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08-04-09, 09:51 PM #12
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08-04-09, 10:02 PM #13
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08-04-09, 10:39 PM #14
when did they alllow women to carry a badge and a gun and cuffs
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08-06-09, 05:52 PM #15
A shameless bump for Wolven... could she be our star
'Political Correctness is a doctrine fostered by a
delusional, illogical liberal minority, and rabidly
promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which
holds forth the proposition that it is entirely
possible to pick up a turd by the clean end!'
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08-06-09, 07:36 PM #16Never be afraid to do what's right, especially if the well-being of a person or animal is at stake. Society's punishments are small compared to the wounds we inflict on our soul when we look the other way" ~Martin Luther King, Jr
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08-06-09, 08:04 PM #17
You can thank LAPD for that honor.

Los Angeles Police Department - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The LAPD hired the first female police officer in the United States in 1910, Ms Alice Stebbins Wells.[61] Since then, women have been a small, but growing part of the force. Through the early 1970s, women were classified as "policewomen" on the LAPD.[62] Through the 1950s, their duties generally consisted as working as matrons in the jail system, or dealing with troubled youths working in detective assignments.[62] Rarely did they work any type of field assignment and they were not allowed to promote above the rank of sergeant.[62] However, a lawsuit by a policewoman, Fanchon Blake, from the 1980s instituted court ordered mandates that the department begin actively hiring and promoting women police officers in its ranks.[62] The department eliminated the rank of "Policeman" from new hires at that time along with the rank of "Policewoman."[62] Anyone already in those positions was grandfathered in, but new hires were classified instead as "Police Officers," which continues to this day.[62]
In 2002, women made up 18.9% of the force. Women have made significant strides within the ranks of the department since the days of the Fanchon Blake lawsuit. The highest ranking woman in the department today is Assistant Chief Sharon Papa, who came to the LAPD as a Commander from the Metropolitan Transportation Authority's Transit Police Department in 1997.[63] Chief Papa was the last Chief of Police from the MTA, and is now in charge of the Office of Support Services. [64]
Choose The Right. When you're doing whats right, then you have nothing to worry about.
Not a LEO
In memory of Sgt. Howard K. Stevenson 1965 - 2005. Ceres Police Dept.
In memory of Robert N. Panos 1955 - 2008 Ceres Police Dept.

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08-06-09, 09:00 PM #18Don't you just hate it when someone's balls are hidden so well, they can't seem to find it themselves ~ RSA
You can't avoid gossip & rude words from
people. You can't please everybody. But remember, they wouldn't bother if you meant nothing.
FOLLOW RSA ON TWITTER (IF YOU'RE GOING TO FOLLOW ME, PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE ON HERE WITH YOUR O/R USERNAME AND TWEET USERNAME SO I'LL KNOW WHO I'M ACCEPTING OTHERWISE YOU WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!)
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A PINT OF SWEAT SAVES A GALLON OF BLOOD ~ PATTON

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08-07-09, 07:49 AM #19
Is it on the Comedy channel?
As today's police officers you are not unlike your counterparts of years past. You are an elite group of select members, a brotherhood of highly trained professionals, who are called upon to protect your community in a time of need. Guardians for safety. Being a police officer is not for the faint of heart. You must be honest, trustworthy and fearless in the face of evil. You are being watched everyday. Represent yourself, your department and the shield, for it should always be the embodiment of all that is good and justly. You are the thin blue line. Be proud, be tough and be safe.
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08-07-09, 08:23 AM #20Don't you just hate it when someone's balls are hidden so well, they can't seem to find it themselves ~ RSA
You can't avoid gossip & rude words from
people. You can't please everybody. But remember, they wouldn't bother if you meant nothing.
FOLLOW RSA ON TWITTER (IF YOU'RE GOING TO FOLLOW ME, PLEASE SEND ME A MESSAGE ON HERE WITH YOUR O/R USERNAME AND TWEET USERNAME SO I'LL KNOW WHO I'M ACCEPTING OTHERWISE YOU WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED!)
https://twitter.com/RESIDENTSMARTAS

A PINT OF SWEAT SAVES A GALLON OF BLOOD ~ PATTON

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