It all started just after 3:30 p.m. Tuesday, when Glendale officers noticed a man looking into the windows of parked vehicles in the 1500 block of E. Colorado Street then enter a restricted motel area, Glendale Police Department officials said in a news release.
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Just shoot the dopey looking creep.
ReplyDeleteNo biscuit for that k-9 unit.
ReplyDeleteSo they sent in the K9 without backup? Same should happen to them.
ReplyDeleteThe K9 officer should have been there with a drawn weapon to cover his dog.
The cops should have borrowed NYPD's "Digidog".
ReplyDeleteAnother oxygen thief in need of quick departure to the nearest woodchipper. Ohio Guy
ReplyDeleteAnon, my thought, too. Oxygen thief, cut off his oxygen.
Deletefrom the 'I wish I kept a copy' department:
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About fifteen years ago in the main newspaper of Sacramento California, side-by-side articles discussed identical identity theft cases and falsified prescriptions.
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According to one article, the criminal entered a 'guilty' plea to a felony and received seven years in the penitentiary.
In the adjoining article, the criminal entered 'no contest' to an infraction, and received a reduction in rank and assignment to desk-duty for six months.
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One criminal was a Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy sergeant, the other was not.