Tide Becomes Detergent of Choice for.....Dealers?

Story is here....

Occupy and the First Ammendment

Inspired by this account of the breaking-up of Occupy LA.

Congress and Supercommittee and Pepper Spray

UC Davis Police Pepper Spray: Justice

UC Davis Police Pepper Spray Use: What it Says

UC Davis Police Pepper Spray and its Significance

I think this works better than yesterday's.

What the Occupy Movement is About

Super piece by the great Chris Hedges here and a typically spot-on take by Glenn Greenwald is here.

Occupy Camps Destroyed by Police

Police Violence at Occupy Oakland

FBI Raid IHOP in Evansville

Evansville's New Black Police Cars

Story is here. My five-year-old spent some time pointing out all the inaccuracies in my Darth Vader figures....

The Battle Against Saggy Pants Continues

Collinsville, Il, has outlawed saggy pants. No, really.

Casey Anthony Verdict and DSK Case

It is of course entirely possible that both of these people are guilty; but what disappeared almost entirely in the US media coverage of both cases was the PRESUMPTION OF INNOCENCE, a pretty important principle in my judgement. Now cue Humble Pie all round.

Texting while Driving now Illegal in Indiana

This Too is Britain

In which I make the highly original observation that, in the week of a Royal Wedding, there is more than one way to view the UK. Both scenes from the same week. Wonder which will get more attention abroad.

All in a Day's Work for Police Officers

Al of this actually happened, pretty much literally all in one day for the Evansville PD about ten days ago. Tough job.

Evansville Crime - it's Up and it's Down

First the news was bad but then it was good. This was in the Courier on Sunday and I expect a flood of letters to the paper thanking me for drawing a pro-EPD cartoon.....

Law Enforcement Consolidation Evansville

Evansville Police Diversity Training

Long running saga in Evansville over the way the police reacted to a graduation party at the beginning of the summer; result was the EPD taking on some more diversity training. The one person charged was acquitted and is suing. The comments posted on this Courier story tell you a lot about, well, the kind of people that comment on stories like this in the Courier. This cartoon is in today's paper...

Five days left, so please don't forget to vote for my cartoon in the UCS national contest - it's Number Ten here!

Ian Tomlinson: Injustice in High Places