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Tuesday, May 20, 2008

Sheriff bans tattoos

Hamilton County Sheriff Simon Leis is banning tattoos on his deputies — at least visible ones.

Jessica Brown has the story here


17 Comments:

at 2:18 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

I agree with Sheriff Leis on this issue. Ham.Co. deputies in my area are very professional and present a positive image.

 
at 2:46 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...


He makes them shave their legs and chest, as well !

Bi-Si likes his young recruits fresh, clean, with only his mark embedded !


 
at 4:09 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

2:46 PM -

You are sick. Get help.

And quit hanging out in men's bathrooms at CVG airport. That's the tin hat-wearing, foot-tapping bold typist's hunting grounds.

 
at 5:45 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

too bad the sherrif won't ban speeding tickets (and cops)

 
at 6:02 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

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"Anonymous said...sick. Get help...in men's bathrooms at CVG airport...hunting grounds. 4:09 PM, May 20, 2008"

Typical wRong wingnut whacko spewing the elephant dung propaganda !

Looks like another 'concealed contribution' party misleader attempting to grand-stand !

We see you foot-tapping and waving those shaved hands underneath that partition !

Here ya go, speak to Mr. Microphone !

Oh my goodness, the rhetoric is spewed all over your face !

If you only had a brain ms. scare-crow !

Once again it's XXX judge Tryintofoolyou !

PATHETIC 'family values' !

HAD ENOUGH, VOTE DEMOCRAT 2008 !

 
at 6:10 PM, May 20, 2008 Blogger Cheviot Sports Authority said...

How long til somebody sues his @$$ on this one? LMAO.
St CSA

 
at 8:23 PM, May 20, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

It sounds like a few other Departments should follow the Sheriff’s lead. As a tax paying citizen of Hamilton County it is nice to know that the Deputies will still maintain a professional appearance. I have seen so many other Police Departments who have officers that look so unprofessional, from tattoos to being over weight. I can tell you an over weight officer with a wrinkled dirty uniform does not look professional.
Keep it up Sheriff.

 
at 12:06 AM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

The good Sheriff just keeps making a fool of himself. This is a non-issue unless the tattoo would be considered offensive, vulgar, profane, a distraction, or illegal.

Even cops should have a personal right of free speech.

I hate, hate, hate tattoos - but this is ridiculous

 
at 10:05 AM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

12:06 This is the day of Political Correctness. Any tattoo could be offensive to someone.
Your employer has a right to demand a dress code. If you don't respect authority, you shouldn't be a sheriff in the first place.

 
at 10:42 AM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

reminds me of that cartoon character who keeps saying:

respect my authoritay

 
at 11:12 AM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

o my god needs to learn how to spell authority before he can grasp the concept.

 
at 12:43 PM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

11:12, guess you've never watched South Park, else you'd know 10:42 is spelling it as it is pronounced by one of the characters on the show.

Ask your mommy if she can unblock the Comedy Channel from the cable box in her basement. This steady diet of Limbaugh, Hannity, and Fox News is warping your mind.

 
at 4:26 PM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

why doesn't he ban speeding tickets? Ohio's ticket-fraud is more evil than tattoos; that's like the principal of FH HS saying that not wearing a hat in class is more important than not coming to school doped up on illegal drugs and carrying weapons, aka swat team

 
at 4:27 PM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

are we allowed to wear Red Sox baseball hats? Patriots 12 shirts?

 
at 4:27 PM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

sorry buddy, nothing you do is going to make me respect your black-shooting cops; that was more harrowing for me than 911

 
at 10:18 PM, May 21, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

4:27 I'm black and I never had a problem with the police. Maybe you should change your lifestyle? If you ever have an emergency, you'll be the first person to call the police. Get a life bud.

 
at 5:18 PM, May 22, 2008 Anonymous Anonymous said...

10:18

ok, babe

 
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