#chief of police

[wonkagifs]

WONKA (2023) dir. by Paul King

[webwizkid]

Them but as marketable plushies

[todayisyourturntolose]

since wonka is on digital now that means i can FINALLY post the sweet tooth clip (would've earlier but there were only cam recordings and those are not too good)

(also i hope its not just me noticing this but mat's voice is exceptionally clearer here than it is on the official soundtrack. not complaining though ofc)

[service4cops]

Daddy knows when to pump and when to dump, so he knew exactly what my mouth was for and made full use of it.

Well, he is the boss and so can do what he likes.

[blogofsara]

Chief Jones

Ladies and gentleman! Chief Jones from my Criminal Case AU 👮‍♂️.

[smallbeanstalk]

Thought I should post this drawing I made of Lin Beifong!

Beifong Supremacy!

[alnstarr]

Toph as a mother

[chubthings-by-georgie]

So i saw wonka. obviously I HAD TO WRITE ABOUT THE FAT CHIEF OF POLICE

Felix Fickelgruber of the chocolate cartel is in need of personal security as well as a new taste tester, and of course, he'll go straight to the man who’s been loyal to him through this entire process-- the Chief of Police.

But, it's a little different this time. After Felix finds himself attracted to the chief's new larger form, he invites him over for a special meeting where they take their relationship to the next level.

[shanicetjn]

This was my first gif I ever made. I can hear the quotes from this scene

OH this is fantastic work!! I never wrapped my head around how people made GIFs and I always found it very impressive.

I love this scene so so much. Look at all those different personalities and characteristics shining through and through!!

Poor Felix tho.... xD

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"URGE HABITUAL CRIMINALS BE GIVEN LIFE SENTENCES," Toronto Star. July 7, 1943. Page 34. --- Resolution Asking For Mandatory Term To Be Discussed by Police Chiefs --- A resolution asking mandatory life sentences for "habitual" criminals will be discussed today by the Chief Constables' association of Canada in convention at the Royal York hotel.

After delivering a paper in which he called the "repeater" criminal "the greatest menace to the war effort," Chief Constable Samuel Newhall of Peterboro presented the resolution. It urged that any man convicted twice within a five-year period for any major crime such as shopbreaking, safebreaking, armed robbery and picking pockets, be held in penitentiary for life; that no judge or magistrate be allowed to give bail to any repeater criminal until after the preliminary hearing and that no concurrent sentence be allowed a prisoner who commits a crime while he is out on bail.

The resolution, if acted upon, would be similar to the Baums law in U.S., upon which third offenders are given life sentences.

In his address Chief Newhall explained the mandatory life sentence would not be urged for those "of weak moral fibre who are carried away by sudden temptation."

Drop Stupid Methods "The punishment of crime falls short of what it should be," he declared. "We should shake free once and for all from the present stupid methods applied in the punishment of crime."

The war effort meant nothing to the habitual criminal who doesn't hesitate to steal victory bonds and won't work at any war work when he is released from penitentiary, Chief Newhall added.

"A stronger backbone is needed to reduce the cost of crime to this country," he declared. "When I see a prisoner getting a light sentence, I feel they are not getting British justice. I often wonder if judges and magistrates take into consideration what crime does to the victim.

"There is no need for any man today to be in crime to make a living. The habitual criminal seldom reforms. Whoever heard of a pick- pocket or safebreaker reforming: I never did."

Thirty Convictions Chief Constable D. C. Draper, of Toronto, said the convention should turn its complete attention to the resolution. He told of the recent release of a man with a record of 30 convictions. "Think of a man of this type being allowed to ply his trade in this country," he said. "This type won't work. Why should they prey on society?" He urged the convention to attempt "to put teeth into legislation to force the issue possibly through selective service."

George A. Shea, secretary of the association, said the remission branch at Ottawa was doing the best job possible under the circumstances. He urged that when chiefs of police learn what efforts are being made to have a convict paroled they should communicate their views.

[wonkagifs]

Have you got a sweet tooth?

SWEET TOOTH in WONKA (2023) dir. by Paul King

[webwizkid]

“Have you got a sweet tooth?”

[todayisyourturntolose]

ah yes, sweet tooth. aka "the chocolate cartel seducing the chief of police for 2 minutes 10 seconds"

[service4cops]

He's the boss so he gets what he wants, when he wants it.

[nakeddeparture]

Maxwell, Christ Church, Barbados. The CCJ has spoken. Sharif Mohammed and Marie Kavanagh must be charged in the Apsara Restaurants arson/fraud scheme they devised.

https://youtu.be/VJauGJ_zMwA

The Chief of Police, the Attorney General and your DPP were handed a gift from the CCJ. Now let’s see how many Barbadoses you have there. Have your say. Naked!!

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[starcurtain]

I think one of the funniest things about the Sabzeruz event is that the devs choose to go with Candace, Traveler, and Paimon having a whole "Ooh, two mysterious men are going into an alley to have a 'private' conversation; they must be bad guys!" only to then go "Oh just kidding, it was only Alhaitham and Kaveh doing typical Alhaitham and Kaveh things."

Except the "Alhaitham and Kaveh" thing in question this time was talking about Mehrak, a sentient robot that Kaveh built using absolutely forbidden technology, and which he then whole-heartedly willed would develop a consciousness of its own, violating one of the central taboos of his nation's governing agency, committing what amounts to an inherent and extreme felony punishable by law.

Alhaitham and Kaveh: Listen, we're not bad guys discussing illegal activity here. We're just two men having a private, personal conversation. Happens all the time.

Paimon, Candace, and Traveler: Oh cool, they're not doing a crime; they're just gay.

But they were, in fact, doing a crime.