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- A burglar has a smile on his face as he hears all the additions police have to read before they make an arrest...a long list of endless guarantees of of appeals until state goes broke. Crime may not pay but it sure costs a lot of money. 1
- Chief Munger is assigning police to jaywalker control, pool hall curfew, tipsy patrol, etc. 1
- Colorado Springs Police Union throw a union vote pie at Chief Munger, hits the city maid trying to clean office. 1
- Defense attorneys for Vernon Wayne Templeman can dance on police officer Mark Dabling's grave. Their sob stories and trial tactics worked to get their convicted murderer a life sentence. Mark Dabling is dead. 1
- Drug Suppliers are sent to jail. Get out on the other side to the the demand side (drug users) are in stronger demand. One policeman to another "Maybe we should pay a little more attention to the demand side." 1
- Famous O.J. car chase is reversed. Instead of cop cars following O.J.'s white SUV, white SUVs (labeled, "public inquiry") are following Los Angeles police car. 1
- It used to be, when police stopped an obviously drunk driver, they would ASK for their license. Now, with a new drunk driving law the police can TAKE their license. 1
- Mass murderer is being held at bay by policeman holding gun. Child says, "Saay, Isn't that the gun without the trigger?" 1
- News items covered a crackdown on jay walkers. Policeman on scooter hiding behind a trash can hoping to surprise a jaywalker. 1
- Panel 1. Budget storm hits local office. Panel 2. Atlantis plan to disrupt speech. Panel 3. Skiers need to pay for rescue. Panel 4. Judge Williams' loitering gals. 1
- Panel 1. In the old days, when I saw someone getting arrested by the police, I thought the person getting arrested was in trouble. Panel 2. Not anymore. If the police arrest a leftist rioter, the police and the people they protect are in trouble. 1
- Panel 1. Obvious emergency at public school. Police arrive. Panel 2. Firemen arrive. Panel 3. Medical people arrive. Panel 4. Clergy arrives. Panel 5. ACLU runs in. Panel 6. Teacher says, NOW we're in trouble. 1
- Panel 1. Pictures of Los Angeles police beating up a black man (a really bad thing...) Panel 2. ...stir up the LA riots...(which are even worse). 1
- Panel 1. On TV we can see a popular show, Miami Vice, two handsome dudes with cool, expensive cars and lots of weapons to fight crime. Panel 2. In Colorado the Legislature is pretty tight with money. Colorado vice has no money to fight crime. Not cool. 1
- Police accused of "selective enforcement" need to make arrests of gun-toting Girl Scouts meeting in the Methodist church to make up for all the time they spend harassing Blood gang members. 1
- Police arrest people and put them into a police department van while District Attorney, Bob Russel, lets them out through a plea-bargaining door. 1
- Police load gambling gear in trucks, arrest a game boss under big billborard for Powerball. It's called Powerball because the government has power to arrest competition. 1
- President Obama would like to make the jobs of law enforcement, border-control agents and judges easier by adding provisions to that it's OK to enter America illegally if you are a "good person." He defines "good" by being a good voter for Democrats. 1
- South Korean student protester lights a Molatov cocktail and throws it. It bounces harmlessly off North Korean cop's shield. Judges say, "the North Koreans must be terribly disappointed." 1
- The long road to justice has Judge rolling out red carpet over the murder victim. The Accused is riding like king. Policemen are in tears. 1
- Truck with teeth arrives at the Bush police department. Dogs are happy, rats are not. Street is going to the dogs. 1
- Two figures in battle gear. Well-equipped riot policeman holds shield. Well-equipped leftist, communist protester holds moderate demonstrator as a shield 1
- Two panels. 1. Los Angeles police are shown beating a black man. (Rodney King?) 2. In Tibet thousands of Chinese Police are beating Tibetan monks. Media is not present. 1
- Uncle Sam and law enforcement guy are held hostage by drug dealers. Uncle Sam thinks they've been so successful in the war on drugs maybe they should also consider stemming the flow of semi-automatic weapons. Right. 1
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- 705 South Nevada Avenue - Police Operations Center 3
- 705 South Nevada Avenue - Police Operations Center Parking Garage 2
- African-American police officer stands in front of building with flowers blooming in windowbox. He is writing on tickets with tags dangling. 1
- Albert McLaughlin, Captain/Commander of the Junior Police, hands plaque to Irvin "Dad" Bruce in room with brick walls, striped sofa and mullioned window. "Time" Magazine is on small table next to couch. Photo identified on back as "Dad Bruce 11-7-52." 1
- Colorado Springs police department on the steps of City Hall. 1
- Colorado Springs police. 1
- Dad Bruce, holding plaque, stands between Albert McLaughlin, Captain/Commander of the Junior Police (left) and unidentified man (right) in room in front of brick wall and window. Photo identified on back as "Dad Bruce 11-7-52." 1
- Eight images on a full-page spread. 1
- Friends and acquaintances pay final respects at the funeral of Police Chief I.B. "Dad" Bruce in St. Mary's Catholic Church. 1
- Group photo of the Colorado Springs Police Department taken on the steps of City Hall. This was the last group photo taken of the entire department. For those missing, see make-up photo 001-864 that was taken at a later date. 1
- One of eight images on a full-page spread. 1
- Rookie Patrolman Walter Head (standing left) and John DeWeese direct Officer Wayne Anderson in photographing "evidence" as part of a three week training in Memorial Park for new Colorado Springs police officers. 1
- Vehicles line Kiowa in front of St. Mary's Catholic Church for funeral of Police Chief I.B. "Dad" Bruce. Silver State Cadillac [Adams Motor Company] visible to left, formerly the Marksheffel Garage. 1
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