That's me on the right, doing everything I can to make sure that crime scene tape stays untwisted. LOL. The guy on the left has been in law enforcement over 30 years. He's a walking encyclopedia of all things military and law-related. He can still whoop some ass too.

We were called to a murder scene inside the city. The shooting happened out in the county, but the suspect drove his vehicle into our city with the dead guy still inside before he was pulled over. We were keeping the scene secure until the coroner released it. Had I known I was going to be standing outside for 6 hours that day, I would have brought a cigar or two. The crime scene was RIGHT next to the local newspaper building, which is how the photographer got this shot. He was on top of his building shooting down. We had to cover the dead guy inside the vehicle with a sheet because the photographer could look down inside the vehicle and see everything from on top of that building.

Keep Up the Good Work . . .

LMAO!! Good work guys stay safe. MACS aspires to be like y'all.

Point a gun at him....he'll get the message.

There's a donut under that hat, isn't there?

Is that a box of donuts on the ground?

^ You guys are a bunch of asshats, you know that?

I almost photoshopped that box out because I KNEW that comment was gonna show up. That was actually one of the boxes for the forensics department but I'm not sure what they put in it. There were no doughnuts, though.

Buncha a-holes!

Do cops like donuts....I thought they were all really health conscious gentlemen. Next you'll tell they drink liquor too? Buncha fibbers

You need to get a travel humidor and keep it in the car, stocked.

That's what you got that walkie talkie thing for....to call someone and order them to bring you cigars.

Duh, let's see the little loop goes here and the big one goes.....

LOL

Charlie

tbrochin

Is that a Spartanburg, South Carolina police cruiser?

Big police response to Sonoma doughnut store robbery

Bay City News Service

Article Last Updated: 07/17/2008 02:09:28 PM PDT

Three law enforcement agencies in Sonoma County responded quickly to a robbery at a doughnut store Tuesday afternoon. The Sonoma County Sheriff's Department, the California Highway Patrol and Santa Rosa police conducted an extensive search of the area around Sam's Donuts on Sebastopol Road after the 2:40 p.m. robbery.

Sheriff's deputies were on the scene within a minute, Lt. Chris Spallino said, but despite a search by a CHP helicopter and by ground units the suspect escaped.

Spallino said the suspect entered the business, jumped the counter and pointed a pistol at the victim. The suspect took cash and fled.

The suspect is described as a Hispanic man, 18-25 years old with a medium build and short dark hair. He was wearing dark pants and a black tank top.

Copyright © 2008 by Bay City News, Inc. --

http://www.insidebayarea.com/ci_9897584 

I know donuts and that is not a box of donuts.

"what what what, this better be about pizza!"

#12: Yup, that's how we roll in Spartanburg!

#13: That's freakin' hilarious. We've got two *ahem* adult stores in our jurisdiction and it's usually always a race to answer a call their first. Our department also has a policy where we're not allowed to go into the doughnut shops (Krispy Kreme and Dunkin Donuts) in uniform unless we're dispatched there for a call. We're also not allowed to eat doughnuts in public while in uniform. I feel like I'm being repressed!

"Ya see here..if you fold this this way and then this way it no longer says "Do Not Cross" it now says " Donots" you know... like Donuts.

^ROFL

I for one appreciate your hard work!

Thanks.

Although it really doesn't look like I'm doing much in the photo, I had a hard time eating that sausage biscuit after seeing the gaping hole in the back of the victim's head while trying to avoid the brain matter in the back of the car he was in.

The biscuit, however, was delicious.