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just saw this on the People of Wal mart website.



I for one, am at a loss.

Why does she have Belt Keepers but No Belt? Also why do we have the Same Belt?

Everyone knows you don't wear brown shoes with a black belt.

I know there is Latin for "Always Ready" or ready for anything. That's the best I can come up with.

Sometimes, the law can't sleep.

"Why do I always run out of mascara on 183 headed for work? You don't think I'm comming in here without my duty gear. Have you seen what shops here?"

"Officer Smith, you are not wearing the regulation color of mascara today. You are a disgrace to the uniform! I suggest you redress into your civis and go find a cosmetics counter. I do not want to see you degrading our uniform with improper makeup again. Dismissed!"

Causal Day has gone too far.

Business casual LEO stlye

mikeintexas wrote:I know there is Latin for "Always Ready" or ready for anything. That's the best I can come up with.

Semper Paratus is always ready

LarryH wrote:

mikeintexas wrote:I know there is Latin for "Always Ready" or ready for anything. That's the best I can come up with.

Semper Paratus is always ready

I knew someone would chime in! Thanks Larry!

I saw that too. It was tagged as taking place in Texas, and in the comments section someone quickly pointed out that this had to be an off duty officer.

chabouk wrote:I saw that too. It was tagged as taking place in Texas, and in the comments section someone quickly pointed out that this had to be an off duty officer.

Boy, I sure hope she was off duty, or that department sure has some tacky looking uniforms!!