Just A Heads Up

[Viking45]

Just want to take a minute to advise my friends here to simply wave,give a "thumbs-up" or buy a cop a cup of coffee.
Let these guys know we are on their side.
Somehow someway show them their efforts are appreciated.

Also if you are not already doing so please fly your flag or just put an Ole Glory bumper sticker on.
Let's show our pride. I mean people are being arrested and kids are being suspended from school over our nations flag. Sad.

[Tom19176]

Good advice....Having been in law enforcement years ago, I often say hello to uniform officers and they are almost always surprised that someone just says hello to them. For the most part, they assume your a present or former officer or you would not say hello....Yesterday a patrol car was driving down my street as I pulled to the curb in front of my house, and I smiled and nodded my head at the officer, which made him slow down as if to wonder if I needed help or something....lol....I suggest you guys get the "thin blue line" stickers to put next to your car plates to show support for law enforcement. It also helps with the traffic red light cameras as it is a sign you are in support of law enforcement....like these:

http://www.ebay.com/itm/6-pack-REFLECTI ... 25a09ef41d

[Viking45]

That's cool Tom,I was not aware of the blue line thing.

[hogwild]

Went ahead and got the 6 pack. I know a few cops suck but I'd hate to see what things would be like without them.

[Bonzo]

Mr. Viking,

I hear all the bad stuff from my Deputy son. What he hates most is people who neglect or mess with kids. A recent dope bust landed 2 very young children in foster care. Kids who had soiled diapers that had not been changed in days, vermin running around the house, visible lice in their hair, hypodermic needles on the floor in their immediate reach, meth within reach. The house was condemned by the health dept. and boarded up. The parents are in jail without bond (thank God!). My prayer is these kids never be released back to the parents and they are adopted by a loving family who can raise them in a stable household.

I could never do the job.


Best regards,

Bonz

[TRYKER]

my father was a cop, my cousin was a cop, my brother is a deputy shiriff, and his son is state police dispatcher.