Me in a police hat, indian moccasins and tighty whiteys. I basically invented the Village People when I was two. Perhaps I should sue for concept infringment. From an old, very damaged,  Kodachrome slide by Hazel Eggar. It was a chore restoring this one but the subject matter demanded my full attention.
This Tuesday, April 2, 2013 photo shows Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver holding up his cell phone with the Brimfield Township police department website shown in Kent, Ohio.  Oliver uses the reach of his department’s increasingly followed Facebook page to interact with residents and take to task criminals and other ne’er-do-wells, his preferred term is “mopes”, for the stupid, the silly and the outright unlawful in messages that mix humor and blunt opinion. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
This Tuesday, April 2, 2013 photo shows Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver's coffee cup resting on his desk in Kent, Ohio. Oliver uses the reach of his department’s increasingly followed Facebook page to interact with residents and take to task criminals and other ne’er-do-wells, his preferred term is “mopes”, for the stupid, the silly and the outright unlawful in messages that mix humor and blunt opinion.  He is capitalizing on that popularity by pitching mugs and T-shirts with “no mopes” logos to raise money for school security improvements. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
This Tuesday, April 2, 2013 photo shows Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver, in Kent, Ohio. Oliver uses the reach of his department’s increasingly followed Facebook page to interact with residents and take to task criminals and other ne’er-do-wells, his preferred term is “mopes”, for the stupid, the silly and the outright unlawful in messages that mix humor and blunt opinion.  (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
In this Tuesday, April 2, 2013 photo shows Brimfield Police Chief David Oliver talking about his facebook page in Kent, Ohio. Oliver uses the reach of his department’s increasingly followed Facebook page to interact with residents and take to task criminals and other ne’er-do-wells, his preferred term is “mopes”, for the stupid, the silly and the outright unlawful in messages that mix humor and blunt opinion. (AP Photo/Tony Dejak)
Police Station in Kabukicho, Tokyo's Red Light District. A lot more calm and clean than you'd expect.
Me in a police hat, indian moccasins and tighty whiteys. I basically invented the Village People when I was two. Perhaps I should sue for concept infringment. From an old, very damaged, Kodachrome slide by Hazel Eggar. It was a chore restoring this one but the subject matter demanded my full attention.
Me in a police hat, indian moccasins and tighty whiteys. I basically invented the Village People when I was two. Perhaps I should sue for concept infringment. From an old, very damaged,  Kodachrome slide by Hazel Eggar. It was a chore restoring this one but the subject matter demanded my full attention.
Me in a police hat, indian moccasins and tighty whiteys. I basically invented the Village People when I was two. Perhaps I should sue for concept infringment. From an old, very damaged, Kodachrome slide by Hazel Eggar. It was a chore restoring this one but the subject matter demanded my full attention.
See photo in original gallery.