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We have to decide not to carry garbage around ourselves and not to accept it from others.
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One of the great challenges of turning civilians into crime fighters is developing their sense of being initiated into a unique group of people who will share high-risk adventures and protect not only each other physically, but morally as well, preserving that collective honor we each hold so dear.
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Life's unfair. Get over it. If you understand this point you will have a long and healthy career and make it to retirement without hating everyone around you.
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The funny thing is most Americans can't even name the time zone they live in much less understand why they are changing their clocks twice a year, and they have to ask the flight attendant what time it is wherever they've just landed.
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My friend pointed to his weird five-toed footwear and said since wearing them his body had found new vigor and was pain-free.
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The scary part is when we ourselves are confidently wrong we're completely oblivious to it.
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Nothing focuses the mind during a search warrant like discovering a diamondback rattlesnake in a dresser drawer.
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We put high sensation-seeking folks like you in a highly structured bureaucracy and are shocked when it stresses the heck out of you.
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Kids, lawnmowers, dogs, court, phone calls, worry, sunlight, spouses, chores, side jobs, storms. Everything seems to conspire to deny us our rest.
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You can always tell the veterans because they don't wear hats or fake mustaches anymore.
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