Something you don't find every day...

[Anonymous]

I found this Sheriff's Department badge a couple days ago, with my CZ-20, in 4' of water at a local lake. I didn't think it was real, as there's no badge number, but when my other half took it up to the Sheriff's Department, they said it was real. She gave it to them, as I wanted to return it.
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I've found a couple kid's badges before, but this is my first real one.

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HH from Allen in MI

 

[mtdoramike]

either that, or got frustrated with the system and chunked the badge, I've come close to doing that a few times myself. hahahahahahahaha

 

[Dan-Pa.]

As a retired Pa. Statepoliceman my number was given to a new trooper.This ID number was on all my reports and Citations..Guess all departments differ being so many in the U.S.....

 

[mtdoramike]

at least where I'm from, they go by ID numbers. Which was good for me, because the turn over rate was so bad, it would have been a nightmare trying to keep badge & ID numbers straight.

 

[wayne_etc]

n/t

 

[Anonymous]

No, it's just a salad recipe from where I work.

HH from Allen in MI

 

[Dan-Pa.]

I came from a large outfit where turnover was usually by retirement or extenuating circumstances and I stand corrected as it appears many indeed do not have a badge number as we called them....actually the number was an ID for any report or process of law we did. Goes to prove all agencies have their own way and although have to abide by laws in their jurisdiction how it is performed does vary...