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COSTUMED CRIMEFIGHTERS ACADEMY â Online (for the duration of the emergency)Review Lesson #15: The Authorities. One of the more curious âperksâ of our profession is the ability to operate outside the limits of the rules of engagement most duly authorized law enforcement agencies are obliged to follow. (Consider: When was the last time you saw any of our graduates read a suspect their âMirandaâ rights?) Granted, the crimes perpetrated by our typical adversaries often are not found âon the booksâ (as it were); one such notable case involved turning a cityâs water supply into strawberry jam. (Refer to Famous Cases: Joker, B. Wayne, Class of â39, Dean Emeritus) It is for precisely this reason, however, that interference by the local constabulary â not to mention the "perpâs" lawyers â can greatly hinder a crimefighterâs efforts. This is why the CCA strongly emphasizes the importance of getting the authorities on our side. In rare cases, the protagonist can be officially sworn in as an agent of the cityâs police force (B. Wayne, above); generally, however, all that is truly needed is to let the District Attorney in on the unusual resource the office has available in order to keep the gendarmes at bay while he or she does his work (Refer to B. Reid, Class of â36). But however the authorities are dealt with, it is absolutely critical to maintain the goodwill of the âbeatâ officers, detectives and the public in general. Our applicant has not done any of these things and, indeed, has gone the opposite direction; breaking into shops for supplies, harassing local fishermen and firing âwarning shotsâ into the windshield of a boat. Thus, the local police chief now brings his unwelcome attentions into the matter. Our hopeful hero can still turn the chief to his side, if he âplays his cardsâ correctly. Having seen his operations thus far youâll pardon us, we hope, if we do not bet the Academy grounds on him doing soâŠ
davidf42 over 4 years ago
Morning, Anniephans!
This Chief of Police seems like a very wise and intelligent man!
davidf42 over 4 years ago
Leonard Starrâs Annie
âMay Flowersâ
September 12, 1980
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/EZGdrpPXQAEqMqQ?format=jpg&name=large
davidf42 over 4 years ago
Little Orphan Annie, week of March 2, 1969
https://drive.google.com/file/d/12heF9S1cEiW87N6xmPWvoPNc7yin_DQ9/view?usp=sharing
jrankin1959 over 4 years ago
COSTUMED CRIMEFIGHTERS ACADEMY â Online (for the duration of the emergency) Review Lesson #15: The Authorities. One of the more curious âperksâ of our profession is the ability to operate outside the limits of the rules of engagement most duly authorized law enforcement agencies are obliged to follow. (Consider: When was the last time you saw any of our graduates read a suspect their âMirandaâ rights?) Granted, the crimes perpetrated by our typical adversaries often are not found âon the booksâ (as it were); one such notable case involved turning a cityâs water supply into strawberry jam. (Refer to Famous Cases: Joker, B. Wayne, Class of â39, Dean Emeritus) It is for precisely this reason, however, that interference by the local constabulary â not to mention the "perpâs" lawyers â can greatly hinder a crimefighterâs efforts. This is why the CCA strongly emphasizes the importance of getting the authorities on our side. In rare cases, the protagonist can be officially sworn in as an agent of the cityâs police force (B. Wayne, above); generally, however, all that is truly needed is to let the District Attorney in on the unusual resource the office has available in order to keep the gendarmes at bay while he or she does his work (Refer to B. Reid, Class of â36). But however the authorities are dealt with, it is absolutely critical to maintain the goodwill of the âbeatâ officers, detectives and the public in general. Our applicant has not done any of these things and, indeed, has gone the opposite direction; breaking into shops for supplies, harassing local fishermen and firing âwarning shotsâ into the windshield of a boat. Thus, the local police chief now brings his unwelcome attentions into the matter. Our hopeful hero can still turn the chief to his side, if he âplays his cardsâ correctly. Having seen his operations thus far youâll pardon us, we hope, if we do not bet the Academy grounds on him doing soâŠ
gozar over 4 years ago
Cave opening drawn by guest artist Georgia OâKeefe.