DOW female officer responding to the Shooting.

not just meth labs, lots of cartels mj fields out in the woods also

Dow has even more power in the woods. Probably some of the best LEO types out there IMO

Pretty sure DOW now goes to academy through Red Rocks Community College.

ewwww 16" with carbine gas system

SO last year up elk hunting I got checked by a different redhead up in unit 51. Now, she had a g21 on her, and not only that, she had a f350 diesel. Things are adding up for the dow, not only was there a diesel and a 45, but she made this gal look like she fell out of the ugly tree and hit every branch going down. Our whole hunting party had hardons and we allowed her to fondle anything she wanted....I have my gripes about the dow, but some of their officers are getting hotter and hotter out side of boulder county. Boulder county though, has 2 fat ass dikes that are complete bitches...They'd probably pull this crap at Arapahoe:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pv89_3rrW8Y

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Originally Posted by Sixgun

The DOW chick is hot.

Sorry but chicks with guns is always a win.

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what was the question again?

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Was just going through some of the photos of this whole event and came across photo #35 at this link: http://photos.denverpost.com/2013/12...in-centennial/

Not totally up to date on all the uniforms that LEOs around the area wear but in looking at this photo I notice that the sleeve patches indicate she is a Department of Wildlife officer. Do they normally carry "Urban Street Rifles" set up that nicely? Also wondering what tactical advantage does she get by just going with about 20 rounds in that 30 round mag?

Sorry, I would link the exact photo but I can't seem to figure out how to do it.

If nothing else, just thought that photo was interesting.

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It depends on their park. Sometimes the park provides and sometimes they have to buy their own. They are Colorado POST certified and go through a CO academy.

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When this was all going on I was listening to the scanner - and everyone under the sun was responding. As someone close to the situation said to me "Way too many chiefs... But we had a metric fuck ton of Indians.."

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It seems that many times there are way too many chiefs, especially under normal, every day operations, but that day did not seem that way at all. With so many elements, jobs to do, and positions to cover, there was actually not a ton of orders flying around. The command post communications, once up, ran pretty smoothly in my opinion and they relayed information as it came in and relayed what they wanted. There never seemed to be a power struggle at all.

She can handcuff me any time she'd like...

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It seems that many times there are way too many chiefs, especially under normal, every day operations, but that day did not seem that way at all. With so many elements, jobs to do, and positions to cover, there was actually not a ton of orders flying around. The command post communications, once up, ran pretty smoothly in my opinion and they relayed information as it came in and relayed what they wanted. There never seemed to be a power struggle at all.

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Good to hear this. It's always better if the left hand knows what the right hand is doing.