CLick On the pictures to see full size versions. Long ago there was a young lady I had the hots for in a big way (Yes, I know that hots is not a word). She was pretty, incredibly bright, and had some real elegance about her. She had a love for children and basic kindness that you don’t often see in someone her age. I met her parents and could understand she came from a much more stable home than mine. I was raised by a single, welfare mom and suddenly found myself way out-classed. For whatever reasons things did not workout they way I had hoped. Sadly for me, we went on our separate ways. From time to time I’d run into this lady in various places where our job had taken us. Whenever this happened my heart would skip a beat or two. I left my hometown Chicago, and moved to Arizona where I founded my detective agency. As a private eye and soon a TV news producer too, my career took me to the highest profile criminal events in Arizona and throughout the country. There’s no question that ...
I received a video this morning that provides a rare exhibition of Chicago’s finest at work. This is an artsy montage of photos and video clips going as far back as the Haymarket Riot and decades later 1968 Democratic National Convention. This is a must see video I think everyone will enjoy.
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rogerbay@rogerbay.net
I'd love nothing better than to somehow be able to get paid to produce some serious video programing for the CPD. Training tapes, PR videos and historical interviews of various bosses before they retire.
The department seems to need this much more than they realize.
I'd love to produce some retirement parties videos too!
Even though I don't work CPD, it does make you guys look good!
I'm proud to have worked beside you when I was assigned to the "City" - worked out of ISP District 4... I patrolled mainly on the Ryan.