[exit82]

He told Harkins that according to the conversation he had with a Sanford PD official, since the department doesn’t have their own awards system, they simply went to the Army-Navy store and picked out Defense Department military ribbons. The official also stated that they intentionally chose World War II ribbons because there are not many veterans still alive from that era and they did not think anyone would notice.

Hey,dipstick. WE noticed.

Is there something in the water in Sanford?

When I first saw Ofr. Singleton, I couldn't believe she was wearing military ribbons. I have never seen them on a police officer.

Which one was for perfect attendance?

[Bidimus1]

Its reasonable but (cost wise) that the pd use ribbons from milsurp. There is no attempt to claim they are Mil Awards as they are not an Mil uniform. It would I think have been better if they added a device that made then obviously not military awards