The Big Blue Fish Story

Every fisherman has a story about the "big fish" that they battled on the high seas. Whether the fish was caught or not is of no matter, as the story lives on forever. The size of the fish and the details always grow as the fisherman nears the shore and the story is retold...and so in these pages are the chronicles and tid bits of the big fish story as it pertains to the comical side related to those that protect and serve our communities; the Police. Hence, The Big Blue Fish Story.

Thursday, December 16, 2010

Can I use your Facebook while I Rob your house?

These "genius" broke into the home of Washington Post reporter Marc Fisher last week. He stole a laptop, cash and the coat you see him wearing. He then thought it would be a great idea to post this picture on Mr. Fisher's son's facebook account, as he boldly wore the stolen coat and pointed at the cash he stole. Genius....Just Genius!

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