#impersonating an officer

[fabuloustrash05]

Y’all say Rise Donnie would hate 2012 April when in truth, when he finds out she has psychic powers he’s gonna EAT THAT SHIT UP!

Do every experiment with her to see how powerful she is and try to convince her to use her powers to commit crimes with/for him.

[bradleycarlgeiger]

CRIMINALS ARE CURRENTLY IMPERSONATING THE PEOPLE WHO ARE SEEN IN MY PERSONAL HOME, WHERE I SLEEP, IN ORDER TO CLAIM AUTHORITY TO COMMAND TECHNOLOGY AND PEOPLE, AND ALSO TO EXPEND FEARS RELATED TO TIME TRAVELING CRIMINALS BY PORTRAYING ME AS ESSENTIALLY THEIR SLAVE!!! CALL ALL YOUR POLICE, CALL ALL YOUR MILITARIES, CALL EVERYONE ELSE'S POLICE AND MILITARIES.

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"TWO INDIAN YOUTHS JAILED FOR THEFT," Montreal Gazette. January 18, 1940. Page 23. --- Get 15 Months for Attacking and Robbing Fruit Peddler at Reserve ---- Two Indian youths who attacked a fruit peddler and robbed him of 75 cents worth of bananas on the Caughnawaga Indian Reservation a week ago were each sentenced to 15 months in prison when they appeared before Judge Gustave Marín yesterday following previous pleas of guilty.

The two sentenced were Christopher White, 20, and John Bordeaux, 19, both residents of the reserve who were taken into custody by Chief John K. Jocks, special Federal police officer of the Caughnawaga municipality.

Fernard Trottier, the peddler, was enticed into a lane in the Indian village on the pretext that a woman wanted to buy fruit. Four boys, two of them juveniles, attacked him and knocked his fruit to the ground. After punching him they fled with their loot. Advised of the thefts and given descriptions of the attackers, Chief Jocks rounded them up at their homes a few minutes later. The boys claimed that they had at- tacked the peddler only "to scare him."

A. Williams, 31, charged with the theft of $800 worth of tires, and office supplies as well as with stealing a truck, pleaded guilty when arraigned yesterday before Judge F. T. Enright. He will be sentenced on January 23.

Detective-Sergeants Boyer, Pashby, Clarkin and Harvey arrested him on Wednesday morning when they raided premises at 765 Versailles street. The stolen merchandise was the property of Tire Distributors, 744 Mountain street.

Henri Lasalle, 40, alleged to have posed as a detective and to have obtained fraudulently from Mrs. Rose Toupin, 40, 6770 St. Hubert street, a sum of $178 to provide a job for her fiance, was committed to further hearing yesterday by Judge Amedee Monet in Enquete Court. Lasalle will face the court again on January 24.

To obtain a job for Paul Emile Champagne, 40, 6720 St. Hubert street, Mrs. Toupin testified that she had paid Lasalle the money. The accused had represented to her, she said, that she must donate $15 to the electoral fund; money for presents to the Hon. T. D. Bouchard, buchard, Minister of Roads: similar disbursements for Hon. Wilfrid Girouard.

Atorney-General: and pay the expenses of trips to Quebec and Ottawa to further Champagne's application.

"I wanted Paul to have a job so much before we were married, that I paid over the money," said the witness.

[wyzzze]

Headcanoning that Harumasa heard Soukaku saying "sowwy~" one time and stole it immediately to use on Yanagi cutesy-cutesy style to help him get out of trouble since she's weak to Soukaku and her big wet eyes

[wordto-thewise]

I think my favourite thing about Paige is, in season one, we know her as this passive office worker who just up and finds the courage to help the people who kidnapped her after she witnesses a very law-backed atrocity. And you think how brave and/or insane it is of her, to go from smiling along with a human sacrifice to impersonating a police officer!

And then you learn her dad's an accomplished and previously convicted con man. If anything she probably could've impersonated a cop better if she wasn't so rusty.

[luckyyyduckyyy]

a challenger approaches! surrender all your candy! >:)

OH HO HO! A CHALLENGER! You'll be taking no candy from this gal, no-sir-ee!

Only two pokemon each? Then let's make this a double battle shall we?

Alright everyone! Let's-!

I knew the security system would finally come to use! The last log was only a few minutes-

Ah.

To think we've found TWO criminals... Verrrry fortunate. I believe we indeed did. Let's apply them to the this new route.

NEW CHALLENGERS: SUBWAY MASTERS SUN AND MOON GO FULL STEAM AHEAD!

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We're so cooked....

(I had too much fun making the faces.... I had to do multiple versions)

[hegodamask]

I’ve just noticed Cassian has a bunch of pens stolen imperial code cylinders on his belt here.

This show’s attention to detail just… 😗👌❤️

[agnesandhilda]

the thousand year old supernatural little girl trope is rightly despised but I think revealing an anime twentysomething who's "older than they look" is actually like. thirty. is hilarious

[fkinavocado]

what do you guys think are the chances harry actually did a full on professional striptease for someone (rippable clothes and all)

[eggthew]

one thing i think i will need to like. say "hey please dont call me that, call me this instead" is name stuff. pronouns are WHATEVER its fine but my deadname. I fucking hate so much and it feels so rancid and ikky to be called that

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"SEEKS TO VISIT JAIL AND POLICE HELP HIM," Toronto Star. April 16, 1934. Page 3. --- Charles Young Alleged to Have Impersonated Officer, Defrauded Taxi Firms --- Charles W. Young of Charles St. E. called a taxi and is alleged to have impersonated a police officer, saying he wanted to get to the jail in a hurry, on a big case. When police got wind of his rush, they helped him along but kept him there the week-end.

According to police, the accused ordered a taxi from the Bowes Cab Co. and requested it be sent to Sackville and Queen Sts. "The police flier has broken down and I'm working on a big case and need a car in a hurry," Young is alleged to have told William Claxton, dispatcher at the taxi company.

Claxton told police that the man gave him his police number and name and stated that for proper identification he could call the police central garage, which Claxton claims he did, and was told that there was a man by that name there.

After he had dispatched the taxi for the "detective," Claxton got suspicious and decided to check again. Before he could get the police garage on the telephone again, the cab-driver called in and told Claxton that he had taken the "detective" to the Don jail and to Pape Ave. and Dundas W. police stations.

Police allege that last Thursday he walked into the office of the Dupont Taxi Co. and told the owner. Sidney Gaskin, the same story about the police flier breaking down and that he was on a big case.

He then said he was Detective Young, operating out of the police central garage, and gave them his number so that they might verify his identity.

"This is a big case here and I'll have to stay and watch it all night," Young is alleged to have told Gaskin. "I'm a little short of money and will need cash to-night, so I'll give you a cheque and you can give me the change."

"At first I was going to refuse him and then I remembered he had established his identity as a police officer and cashed his cheque for $11.50, giving him $10 change as his fare came to $1.50," Gaskin told The Star.

[conspiring-limabean]

these lines from Jeremy Dewitte's wikipedia page are so fucking funny to me

[lifewithaview]

Rabbit Hole (2023) At Any Given Moment

S1E2

Triggered by the suicide of his friend and framed for the murder of Edward Homm, Weir tries to piece together what went wrong. The mysterious Hailey is sucked further into Weir's world as he tries to determine what role she played.

[novanhistorian]

Every day I must act normal despite knowing how the contrast between Memphis’s and Sana’s views of authority all traces back to how they see the same quasi-omniscient system exploited and by whom.

[writesghosts]

the idea in the book that whenever richie does a Voice of someone he knows he briefly telepathically nudges them and steals their voice until he's done