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IN MEMORIUM Cst. Chelsea ROBINSON RCMP EOW 21 JUNE 2010 ``````````````````````````````````````````` Another shining light extinguished too soon. A rising star in God's great Universe, A vibrant smile never to be seen again, Laughter silenced, jokes untold, Joys and Accomplishments no longer to be shared. Another name on the RCMP Honor Roll, A name that should not be there, For you dear RCMP Sister were taken from us, But rest in PEACE knowing that we, your RCMP FAMILY Will NEVER FORGET you!! And we shall carry on for you and do our best to honour you!! For you Chelsea are our Sister, you always will be, even in death, For our large family never forget's, and you now join the other RCMP STARS in HEAVEN, and they will watch over you and take care of you now.... As those of us who you have left behind will take care of your family and your friends, all of the people that loved you dearly my Sister in Serge. We have your watch, and we will carry it out proudly in your me...

THE LATEST SCAMS as compiled by the RCMP and O.P.P., and I must give credit where it is sue and thank my buddies for telling me about the *hottest* ones out there at the moment. Call me old or even old fashioned but I grew up in the era when ' pro active policing ' was part of the norm and I still will if I have the time and opportunity I'm scheduled to give a talk to the members of my Legions Ladies Auxillary who are mainly seniors so I have made this handout for them to take home and review, feel free to copy and pass it on. I still believe in the Oath, and I happen to be a member of the group OATHKEEPERS!! No matter how disenchanted I get with the job , DUTY, TRUTH, and HONOR reign supreme , and trust me I am not trying to be super cop, I sstill happen to like the job, what can I say??!! ------------------------------------------------------ 900 Scams CRTC improves safeguards for 1-900 users The 900 scams are a variation on a prize scheme. The consumer is encourage...

The G20 conference is on full swing in Toronto at the moment and I'm watching the news over dinner and what do I see?? Idiots rioting in the streets, a police car on fire ( one of 5 SO FAR) people acting like fools and throwing crap at my Brothers who are there trying to keep the peace, protect the populace, and maintain some semblance of moving traffic!! So far it has cost the taxpayers in Canada close to $1 BILLION for security and these morons are adding to the cost by every police car they torch. At a cost of a fully outfitted Crown Vic being around $80,000 don't these assholes realize that it is going to end up costing them more in taxes!! Or is it?? From the live news photos I've been seeing it seems the majority of the protesters seem to be students ( going to University with the help of our tax dollars) and recent immigrants to Canada ( who are most likely on assistance as they don't have work visa's.) But what is really pissing me off is the fact tha...

PROPERTY MARKING Marking your property is one of the most simple and effective ways of protecting your possessions. Personally I prefer your drivers license number. Be sure to identify the number you use as to province, state, school or other traceable record. * For a start, property marking puts burglars off because it let's others know that the item has been stolen, making it much more difficult to sell. The other big advantage is that it makes tracing and returning your stolen property a lot easier for police. *There are two main types of property marking: the first is known as permanent marking, when you engrave or "punch" your property with your street number and postcode. Inexpensive permanent marketing kits can be bought from most DIY stores. * Make sure you engrave with a fine drill or sharp-pointed tool, and use a template or stencil to keep it neat and tidy. Punching is a form of permanent marking that is done with a hammer and a set of punches bearing numbers...

Bryan : I was thinking about you last night Bryan!! I was thinking about Brandy and your little man, your nephew Conner ( Who's getting OLD now Bry-- the big 16!! ), all of your family who I've come to know and love also through FB, and all of your co-workers at the PD. And hey Bro..you made me shed a few tears again..so what does an old cop do in that case?? He put's pen to paper so my thoughts will never be lost. This is for you Bryan...I miss you..and I'm not ashamed to say I love you too, I'm a bit of a softy under this gruff old cop exterior, but you know what I mean cop to cop when we say we love each other. And Bryan, if any of your co-workers or family ever need to talk..I'M HERE FOR THEM! Rest peacefully my Brother, one of America's heroes!! A COP CRIED LAST NIGHT Yes, a cop cried last night, And that Officer was ME! I cried over the loss of your life, your smile, your laughter, your humour and wit. I cried for the fact that we'd never be able t...

Have You Ever Danced? An old prospector shuffled into town leading an old tired mule. The old man headed straight for the only saloon to clear his parched throat. He walked up and tied his old mule to the hitch rail. As he stood there, brushing some of the dust from his face and clothes, a young gunslinger stepped out of the saloon with a gun in one hand and a bottle of whiskey in the other. The young gunslinger looked at the old man and laughed, saying, "Hey old man, have you ever danced?" The old man looked up at the gunslinger and said, "No, I never did dance... never really wanted to." A crowd had gathered as the gunslinger grinned and said, "Well, you old fool, you're gonna dance now," and started shooting at the old man's feet. The old prospector --not wanting to get a toe blown off-- started hopping around like a flea on a hot skillet. Everybody was laughing, fit to be tied. When his last bullet had been fired, the young gunslinger, ...

WHAT IS POLICE WEEK???? A civilian friend asked me this simple question and like I explained it is a lot of things to different people, but to me it is the following: It is a time of rememberance, reflection, and the celebration of the lives of the many Law Enforcement Officers who gave all in the line of duty, doing what they loved best, protecting and serving the communities that they worked for and whose lives were taken suddenly, sometimes by the act of a coward, sometimes by a motor veichle accident, and sometimes by helping to save the life of a fellow human being, where the outcome was not the outcome that they had intended. It is a time of the year when every LEO has the chance to get together with one another, to renew old friendships and to make new ones. It is a time of year that when remembering the fallen it is okay to shed a tear or two and to know that your fellow officers feel the same way, and can come up to you and put their arm around your shoulder and say, " ...