Baltimore City Police History
While working on putting this page together, a page with Misc police pics, of our brothers and sisters in the field, doing what we do, pics that will help preserve our history, and provide some sort of back-up or assistance to the active officers. My thought was to call it either “Police Paparazzi” or “Paparazzi Police” each having a funny meaning, but Police in front of, or behind the word Paparazzi can give it a different meaning, and still not change the effects of the shot. The added security I or anyone of us that stops to take a pic of our brothers in the line of duty, and if need be the on-scene 10-16, as I am sure if the officer needed a back-up we would put down the camera and help. All that said and done, I was talking this over with one of my site developers and design techs; I was a little excited ( I know hard to believe – I get a little excited about police stuff, our history, my time with the BPD and this site….. ) Anyway, I was a little excited, and when I went to say one of these two police/paparazzi/police phrases, and not knowing which should go first, my mouth took over and coined a new phrase, a phrase that I think will be the phrase we are going to use. I called it “Cop-parazzi” a phrase that I fell in love with almost as quickly as I was hearing it. I love how my mind works, it would be nice though if it, and my mouth would communicate better… so I would know what I am thinking before I say it. Sometimes I hear it for the first time, the same time Patty hears it, and that can be dangerous LOL.
Taken in Central
LT Col Melissa R. Hyatt – Ret Det Kenny Driscoll – Commissioner Anothony Batts
Three Bad Mamma Jammas
Dave Eastman, Jerry DeManss and Leonard O’Connor
Mark Tomlin
Courtesy Mark Frank
Trash Detail
Your man at work Heather not Sabian Curt
Wayne Earley and the Orioles Bird
Mark Tomlin
Todd “Strong Man” Eibner – Tightening the Tire
Todd “Supermodel” Eibner
Officer Terry Smith
Brunch on the Sergeant
Monument Street
Lou Seibert
Courtesy Tedd Hennpict
Look him up on Flickr
Courtesy Tedd Hennpict
Look him up on Flickr
Ray Butler
The RAM
Sig 31
Morgan Clasing – 3 Feb 2015
Morgan Clasing receiving her badge from her Dad Bernie Clasing – 3 Feb 2015
Morgan Clasing receiving a word of advice from her dad Bernie Clasing – 3 Feb 2015
Morgan Clasing and her dad, Bernie Clasing – 3 Feb 2015
Which finger do you put the strap?
Officer John Scales and Officer Howard Lindsay EVU Pre-QRT and CNT days
Officer Howard Bud Lindsay Officer John Scales