FLA. LAW

Florida law enforcement is something else.

Doubtlessly, you recall

four (4) armed officers arrested

Pee Wee Herman for playing with himself

in a darkened adult movie theater.

Can’t touch that!

In Clearwater, a woman was arrested,

jailed and strip searched for

not licensing her dead cat.

Jacksonville police shot and killed a man

who was playing his

Glenn Miller album too loudly.

The big band lover opened fire first.

 

In Fort Lauderdale,

a man was ticketed for

walking his monitor lizard,

even though the lizard was obeying

the leash law.

A 9-year-old Thonotossa girl was arrested,

handcuffed

and fingerprinted for throwing rocks

at a go-cart.

Pasco County sheriff’s detectives

broke up a penny ante pinochle game.

Seven men were cited for gambling.

The Port Canaveral bomb squad spent many an anxious moment

trying to defuse a pot roast.

 

Fourth graders at the Lake Orienta Elementary School were frisked,

patted down,

and told to remove their

shoes by a security guard

looking for a teacher’s lost two (2) dollars.

In an apartment complex in Carrollwood,

neighbors learned one couple was

having sex with the blinds open.

A neighbor memorialized the action

on his video recorder.

The amorous couple was arrested

for disorderly conduct.

In West Palm Beach, a sheriff’s deputy resigned after

several women motorists claimed

he pulled them over

and ordered them to expose their breasts.

Just good police work,

the officer claimed.

He was looking for a lady bank robber

with a tattoo on her chest.

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A mall in Melbourne accused two brothers

with canes

of fraud for pretending to be sightless.

The two were kicked out of the mall

for soliciting.

Mall officials later learned the men really were

blind.

A nightwatchman in a Fort Lauderdale museum

called 911

when he was unable to awaken a woman

in the lobby.  Responding firefighters soon decided

the sleeping female was actually

a sculpture.

Three members of the state legislature,

all from the Jacksonville area,

proposed a bill last year

which would have allowed teachers

to use stun guns

on students.

Talk about blowing your nose.

A Key West woman,

groggy with sleep,

reached under her pillow

for an asthma inhaler

and pulled out a .38-caliber revolver.

She shot herself in the face.

She was not seriously injured,

according to newspaper reports.

A 25-pound block of frozen

urine crashed through a Miami roof,

landing in an unoccupied baby crib.

Official suspicion points toward an airliner.

Deregulation has come to this.

Book’em.

We’ll make up a law later.