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  • #1002166
    Drewdane
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    @PotomacCyclist 86167 wrote:

    U.S. Mint Police

    Do they wear bright green uniforms and enforce fresh breath?

    #1002169
    PotomacCyclist
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    @Drewdane 86309 wrote:

    Do they wear bright green uniforms and enforce fresh breath?

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    From the U.S. Mint Police website. Honest.

    #1002171
    PotomacCyclist
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    Or this might be their website:

    http://www.usmint.gov/about_the_mint/mint_police/

    I agree that they should come up with a better name. I mean, they changed the name of the FBI and CIA organizations (formerly the BOI and OSS), so why can’t they change the name of the Mint Police?

    #1002176
    cyclingfool
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    @PotomacCyclist 86314 wrote:

    Or this might be their website:

    http://www.keebler.com/

    I agree that they should come up with a better name. I mean, they changed the name of the FBI and CIA organizations (formerly the BOI and OSS), so why can’t they change the name of the Mint Police?

    FTFY. Also, more background info:

    Recent photo of the Chief of the Mint Police and the Mint he’s charged with protecting :D

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    #1002242
    brendan
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    Now I want a cookie…

    #1002284
    Mikey
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    @PotomacCyclist 86167 wrote:

    I think there are something like 20 or 22 agencies (federal, state and local) in the immediate D.C./Arlington area where the agents are licensed to carry firearms and charged with some sort of security or protection duties. The W. Post had an article about it a few years ago. I don’t remember all of the agencies, but here are some that I can think of off the top of my head (and some that I just looked up):

    Secret Service
    Secret Service, Uniformed Division
    U.S. Capitol Police
    ATF
    FBI
    U.S. Mint Police
    Pentagon Force Protection Agency
    U.S. Forest Service Law Enforcement & Investigations
    U.S. Marshals Service
    U.S. Park Police
    Metropolitan Police (D.C.)
    DEA
    Federal Protective Service
    U.S. Customs and Border Protection
    Federal Bureau of Prisons
    Dept. of the Army Civilian Police
    Arlington County Police

    and on and on and on.

    I can attest to this, each one sent about 10 cars down to the Navy yard during the shooting. Well every one except the Capitol Police, they were waived off, I guess they were too close to the action already.

    #1002302
    dasgeh
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    Most agencies have upgraded their security forces to police forces. So I’m pretty sure your list is missing a LOT.

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