Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Police. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 17, 2011

Tin Pei Ling Police Report

Tin Pei Ling Police Report

The NSP to the attention of the Department of elections a book, also in Tin of Ms page of Facebook or around0021 hours on Friday, after it was cooling day began: a clarification by the inhabitants of the zone b of Macpherson Committee. MS Tin is the PAP candidate expects is responsible for the Parliament as elected Macpherson.

The clarification was about an incident that the Caisse of Ms NSP had said in his speech rally on Thursday.

The NSP increased a third incident with the Department of elections in the complaint. The party says he has informed that copies of the brochure entitled “hot topics” PAP were divided: the residents of block 428, Tampines St 41, on Friday of cooling off.

“This distribution seems to be in conflict with the pea [parliamentary elections Act], regardless of when the brochure, actually had published,” said the Secretary-General of the party, Mr Goh Meng Seng, in its press release.

MS Seah will pay a visit to the Department of elections on Saturday morning at 10 am to inform about the status of the complaints.

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Saturday, May 22, 2010

Tattoosday Goes to Hawai'i: Dottie's Tribute to Daddy

On my last day in Hawai'i I had some time to kill before my flight. I wanted to stay close to the airport, so I headed over to Pearlridge Center to do some last minute shopping.

One of the first people I met was Dottie, a Kentuckian who had moved to Oahu.

She had this touching tattoo on her calf:


It is a memorial piece for her father, who was a constable back in Kentucky. Sadly, he was killed in the line of duty in 1984. The rose is part of the shield he wore and she incorporated it into the tattoo design.


Thanks to Dottie for sharing this emotional tattoo with us here on Tattoosday.

Update: Dottie has filled me in on some missing details.
 
The tattoo was inked at Big Daddy's Tattoos in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. She also wanted to clarify that the shield with the rose is the symbol for the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund and encourages people, if interested in the memorial, to visit the website here.