To Mr. Dave Arnold, I am frequently perusing your site when it gets quiet here. I must say that you have put an extraordinary amount of work, blood, sweat, and tears into the contsruction and upkeep of this site and I certainly thank you for all the effort you put forth. I hope that someday, I too can become a contributer to your site. I don't know about you, but I'm starting to get sick from all this sweet talk! All kidding aside, great site and keep up the good work! Ofcr. Dan, your friendly neighborhood "Kiddy kop".

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Well, thank you so much for sucking up! I love when that happens. About time you recognized my sacrifices and paid homage. Stop in any time.

Dave

Hey Greg, great site! While I was purusing this particular photograph, I noticed that the caption read "Crism scene unit". Hence my remark. "Stay safe, keep your powder dry and watch your six." Thanks for a great site.
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I only now do I see what you're refering to.

Thanks for the kind words about the site but, as Dave Arnold makes it very clear, this is HIS website. I am but a mere contributor and frequent emotional punching bag for Dave when he gets deeply depressed over the compliments that I continually receive for this site.

Greg
copcar dot com

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Yes, let's give credit where credit is due. Greg just plays here. All the work sweat and blood belongs to me.

Dave Arnold
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As well as credit for 99.9% of the screwed up captions.....

Greg

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Sorry but I cannot blame you for that caption, Greg. It hasn't even been captioned. That is the file name as given by the contributor. Like so many of the photos, the captions never get done because those who were allowed access as assistants seem to only want to work on their own folders... or refuse to respect my wish for a standardized captioning.

Dave

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Typical cop-out, pass-off-the-blame excuse by management

Greg

The cryptic comment must have something to do with the Crime Scene markings on the back fender. But hey, who knows what he's talking about on an open site.

Judging from the amount of dust on the vehicle, not much "Crism" goin' on in Clarkstown. :) Sorry, But I just had to say that.

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Would anyone like to explain to me just what "crism" is and how its ability to go on is directly affected by dust?

Thank you

Greg
copcar dot com