Thanks Guys
Sign over at the 33rd and Wallace construction site:
Nice to see some people know which end is up.
Nice to see some people know which end is up.
Labels: good news
posted by SCC at 12:01 AM
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
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40 Comments:
Thank you and God bless you guys from a leo
Nice to know we got support out there, thank you guys.
I was at a local buffet this afternoon wearing (proudly) my Police Memorial shirt when a male 1 walked past my table and put his hands up as he walked past. A number of diners saw this and made it a point to walk past and say thank you. To those who actually read the circumstances surrounding NY and Ferguson (and understand what they read)...you're welcome.
GOD BLESS ALL OF YOU
THIS CITY IS BACKWARDS, and the bastards that let this lawlessness, slander, & harassment continue need to wake up. Shame on them !
Please know that the citizens STAND WITH YOU,& are voicing their opinions all over the internet.
Anyone who chants FTP needs their ass handed to them,back in the day we didn't do this, we knew better.
I am praying for your SECURITY & PEACE .. I am praying for this SLANDER to STOP
God give us all strength to see better days..
That's nice!
don't let the shit take you down, the silent majority approves of what you do, every day.
The vast majority of citizens are watching this shit and shaking their collective heads. They are behind the police. Most believe in the system. It is the method we use for justice. And in these 2 cases, ferguson and New York the system did not fail. Seems like a bumch of bored kids have taken up this flavor of the week protest just to get out of their moms house and get themselves on Youtube. Hang in there coppers. We got your back.
Thank you. It is always nice to hear not everyone hates the police.
Thumbs up
My son and I went to a local Christmas tree vendor a few days ago. I did a good job of covering up but my son said I was a Cop and the vendor mentioned that he couldn't imagine what it must be like to be a Police Officer right now. He thanked me for our service, mentioned the Charles Barkley interview and shook my hand. Some still appreciate us. Keep your heads up, do the right thing, don't back down and remember, being a cop is Honorable.
And...Thank you sincerely to the kind person who wrote that.
That is really cool. I guess everyone on the south side does not walk with their knuckles dragging.
Now, kees me you fool!!!!
You guys (and gals) have a lot more support from the public than you realize. Thanks for what you do. Hang in there.
The sign is actually located at 39th wallace, on the southeast corner. I'm not a Police Officer. God bless and stay safe.
Thank you go whomever wrote , built and posted that.
It certainly feels like we're alone.
Made by good citizens that do hard work for a living. Tells you something...
actually its at 39th and wallace.
across the street from hamburger heaven
you have more support then you realize...
A firefighter
SCC, thanks for posting that, it made my day.
You can tell that sign was not made by a leftist...
...... there's no misspelled words.
The average citizen has respect for the police,and appreciate what you do day after day.We also realize your hands are tied by the vote pandering politician's and liberal suck up media.Technically wouldn't that be the ville? Mr South side...
Count me as another Chicagoan who appreciates everything you guys do.
I appreciate the support from the silent majority, however it would be a huge shot in the arm if those who are silent become vocal. Maybe a counter demonstration starting at Holy Name Cathedral. Maybe shout a slogan like "Resist committing cirme, Not the Police."
Thanks to whoever wrote that. Too bad the fop won't come out and speak for us bunch of fuck sticks. Where's my retro check?
Stay safe and god bless CPD
The manager at my bank branch told me she'd been waiting for me to come in and asked how my department was doing with all this fracas. Then she asked me what I thought....and all I could say was "nobody cares what we think." She nodded her head in agreement and told me several times to be safe and she was thinking about us. I told my old man if they ever let her go I wouldn't come back.
now that is what we need to see more of.. yes the people who follow the law know.. but it's getting harder and harder to follow it when they are using the police to enforce non violent social behavior like tickets for cigarette butts or these stops hoping to find someone with an infraction of the law while the bad guys have a field day knowing you are all tied up..
There was a workplace shooting across the street around 10 yrs ago. Although not there, live nearby. All responding units showed courage under fire.
God bless CPD
A Bridgeport resident and police SUPPORTER
Most tradesmen like the police. When I was working I had the pleasure of working with a few CPO's who started out as tradesmen and then got on the job. Wanted to keep their pensions going in their trades. Stay safe.
I agree with this sign 100%
THANK YOU TO THE POLICE FOR ALL THAT YOU DO TO SERVE AND PROTECT THE PEOPLE. I TRULY THINK THAT IT IS A VERY THANKLESS JOB. BUT I APRECIATE YOU ALL IMMENSELY.
CFD
The morning after the Ferguson verdict I walked into Dark Matter coffee on Chicago Avenue in uniform. The guy behind the counter was definitely a hipster. I asked for a large coffee, saying I might need it. He nodded at me, we exchanged awkward smiles (he knew what I meant), and then told me to be careful, and wouldn't take my money. I left a good tip, and realized that even the people you might think would be against us can understand that we do a tough job.
Oh, boy.
Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.
All y'all work careful, work safe, take 'er slow, watch where you step, get home OK. Dangerous from the foundation work all the way to topping out. We look, we see too.
God bless you and keep you.
Well Derrick rose could not have painted this sign. All of the words a spelled correctly.
Being a cop reminds me of how I felt in 1971 at Sea/Tac airport when all the anti war protestors were calling us names and throwing shit at us. Since that time I always knew that the American people never had a clue so all those years on CPD and the time in the infantry taught me to be loyal to my own, to never run ,to never leave anyone behind, to never forget those I lost. All that ever mattered were family, close friends and all my brothers in blue. As for America and the direction it is headed I gave up on America and the American people a long time ago.
That sign, I'm sure, is meant as support for ALL of Chicago's first responders.
(It's just our turn in the barrel CFD.)
Thank you and God bless and watch over all our police, fire and military.
A lot of good people work to make the world a better place. Just called Elmwood Park public works to thank the crew who rigged the pretty blue lights on the town water tower for Christmas. Way high up there, cold, windy, icy...not me.
Down in a manhole on a summer day when all the a/cs are pulling and those cables are getting hot...folks working in all kinds of places to keep things going for everyone. You are all noticed, you are all remembered, you are all appreciated.
"I was at a local buffet this afternoon wearing (proudly) my Police Memorial shirt when a male 1 walked past my table and put his hands up as he walked past."
12/10/2014 12:23:00 AM
What a ridiculous situation, huh?
How the hell people can render half of a city useless, bulls__t going down 24 hours a day, bullets coming through walls and killing little kids in their beds, and on top of that try to run a guilt trip on everyone about it...
"The guy behind the counter was definitely a hipster, I realized that even the people you might think would be against us can understand that we do a tough job.
12/10/2014 07:33:00 PM, ."
I know some hipsters walking around Wicker park right now that are Special Operations Veterans with numerous combat tours.
Be careful w/ that snap judgment mentality,you could wind up showing your ass, or having it handed to you.
I am a "hipster-in-the-coffeehouse" type but I also appreciate the men and women who do the most difficult and dangerous work there is around here. And I won't stay silent when others in my crowd bash the police, either. Be well and stay safe as you keep the Huns on the other side of the gate for us. THANK YOU.
Thank all officers protecting and serving the public,because without them the criminal would run amuck, It is not thankless to intelligent law abiding citizens!
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