Took them a while to figure it out too.  

Teen pleads not guilty to impersonating officer
       
Mon Jan 26, 1:27 pm ETCHICAGO – A 14-year-old boy accused of impersonating a police officer and going on patrol has pleaded not guilty.

The teenager appeared in a juvenile courtroom on Monday with his hands cuffed behind his back. A judge ordered that he be held at the juvenile center because he could pose a danger to himself.

On Saturday the teen, wearing an officer's uniform, walked into a police station and was assigned to go on patrol. He partnered with another officer for about five hours before the ruse was discovered.

Police say the boy did not have a gun, never issued any tickets and didn't drive the squad car.

The Rev. Roosevelt Watkins says the boy had lived with him for much of the past year and is fascinated by police work.

Dupe and I'll bet eggs didn't have anything to do with it.

how does something like this happen?

Slap him on the wrist and get that kid into an Explorer's uniform.

To funny, a good news story for once.


Bravo for the kid to have as goal and be passionate about it. He went about it the wrong way none the less. but punishment should be enrolling him in the Police Explorer program for kids and serving that time in the program.


I wish him the best in his endeavors.

Huh, well I'll be damned.  Quite an accomplishment for a 14 year old, however misguided it was...

I don't understand where did the eggs come in to the story? And why would he need eggs to do this? Do they cast magical spells?

I agree with this.

They're just pissed cuz the kid is smarter than half the force.

He must have read the title to read inseminated a police officer.

edt, after re-reading the title, it says huevos which are eggs.

Wow...

Me like the pretty lights,,,Whoa!..........................Cool

Didn't you see Nacho Libre?  

in this context it meaning balls.