Law Enforcement on Your Layout

Nice work Matt. Here's a shot of Matt when he first started on the Force. Don

This is another great thread. Arnold 

The Chase Scene:

Arnold

We've got a K-9 unit in town keeping the streets safe. 

Officer Dave taking in the pickup basketball game...and a donut. (I know its cliche' but I grew up with a donut shop near my school...always a police car there)

'55 Ford Ohio Highway Patrol Car

 Officer Harris issuing a ticket for double parking. 

A little area I put together....

I have zero law enforcement on my layout, but I don't have any people either.

Bryan, the cell block came out great.

Arnold the little details (scenes) around your layout really make it fun.

0% Crime rate, thanks to some resident heroes....

although the local police force is trying  to get a handle on the persistent parking in front of a fire hydrant problem...

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Two Detroit Police Cars, on their way to the motor city. Being delivered by the Detroit & Mackinac Railway. 

Gary

'just an average shift..

Many excellent pics here.

Have many on layout, not because of high crime rate, but numbers keep crime low. Here's just a few.

My version of Chicago law enforcement from above. 

DaveP posted:

0% Crime rate, thanks to some resident heroes....

although the local police force is trying  to get a handle on the persistent parking in front of a fire hydrant problem...

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Long live Batman!

I have many scenes.  here's just a few

There's a police station in one of the villages on my railroad, but the town board opted not to buy any police vehicles and to keep the police force very small. That's because there are only a few hooligans around from nearby Bellrose, so the cops still walk their beats.

One officer complained of being taunted by kids in the sewer just under his traffic directing spot in Floral Park. The little brats like to run around in the sewer system yelling to make echos. Another issue was rowdy kids torching mountains of discarded Christmas trees under the parkway bridge! One such blaze twisted some of bridge steel structure.

Keeping hotroders in check

Looks like the Bandit ran into a little trouble with Smokey in Alabama.

I have a first responders display, with several police vehicles included.

Love having police, SWAT, FBI, CIA and military on my layout. Here’s the non military:

directing traffic at construction zone

AF patrolman on bike

Mounted on horseback for the wedding ceremony

SWAT serving as security at the station

FBI car and agent in front of the car. SWAT figures in front of SUV

SWAT by SUV

Police cars rolling by the station: 2 road champs and a corgi highway patrol. Then some 1/43 scale royal Canadian mounted police leading the way

Police interceptor, office writing a ticket

Time for a doughnut break

Great pics everyone! Love how we all have a little of our own style but a little of the same(considering that there aren’t many cops and robbers out there that’s to be expected).

Bill- awesome county Jail scene, very intricate!

Lionman- like that cruiser car and that doughnut break is at Krispy Kreme

keep’em coming guys!

Who needs law enforcement when we've got this guy? I plan to get an O-Scale figure of him, or have one custom-made or custom painted. Best form of enforcement there is, with a 99% no-hobo-gets-a-free-ride guarantee.

One of my early scratch builds was the "American Association of Railroads Police HQ" Central Division'.  The facility is one of  the main tax revenues for the town'.

But first:  Union members from states, counties, and municipalities, meet once a year for their annual choir practice conference and festivities. The brethren of AARP,is hosting this years convention'...

Local Traffic Div' members, make way to the union hall...

While many enjoy the festivities, others are dutiful on routine patrol'..

Union president, and treasurer head to the hall.  Time check tells them they're running late'..

License and registration please'

Today, traffic detail is a pleasure with such beautiful scenery'' 

Luis, keeps an eye out on the graveyard shift'

 Finally, all is quiet'..

Rush hour shift change'

Can’t outrun the law!

It's a good thing the big old Suburban is blocking this fine officer's view from the shenanigans going on across from him.

TJ

Great pictures everyone!  Tonkanut, seems like quite a discussion the group next to the Suburban is having, but it appears the discussion is over for the couples to their left

Ed, a realistic scene right above as the officer writes the couple in the convertible a ticket!  Is the roadster a Z4?  I'd be curious to know the brand / manufacturer of the roadster and the patrol car.  Thanks...

Peace keepers of Patsburg.  Cop on motorcycle and watching over the chain gang. 

No worries on both sides (WV & OH) of the Panhandle.  We've got it in hand.  

George

Arnold D. Cribari posted:

This is another great thread. Arnold 

That is such a cool scene,man. Aerosmith used to play in a similar looking barn in Sunapee NH in their very early days. Looks like the old Aerosmith venue still exists.

Roo.

I have no law enforcement on my layout currently, of course I currently don't have much of a layout anyways. Though I do plan on putting some kind of law enforcement on my layout at some point. Just some things I want to try to test out first.

DaveP posted:

0% Crime rate, thanks to some resident heroes....

although the local police force is trying  to get a handle on the persistent parking in front of a fire hydrant problem...

 

Is that a heart attack victim?  Very nice work!!

We've apparently had a rash of failed Alien abductions leaving residents lying around