police reports

The Chronic Offender

Jun
30
2026
Workers vent about crushing workloads as chronic offenders dominate police caseloads
Ingrid Rice, British Columbia, Canada
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In a two-panel scene dated July 5 2026, office workers discuss heavy workloads caused by economic conditions, with one claiming to handle the work of three people and another fifty. The exchange shifts when a man on a bench identifies himself as a chronic offender, while a nearby newspaper headline reports British Columbia tracking 420 such individuals responsible for the majority of police files.

Not cheaper by the dozen

Apr
14
2025
Easter Bunny Gets Brinks Escort for Real Eggs
NOT CHEAPER BY THE DOZEN by John Darkow, politicalcartoons.com
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An armored Brinks truck and two police officers watch as the Easter Bunny carries a basket of eggs down a suburban street. A speech bubble notes the use of real eggs, tying into ongoing shortages and price spikes from bird flu affecting groceries ahead of Easter.

Nothing happens unless the liberal media tells you

Sep
12
2024
Nothing happens unless the liberal media tells you
NOTHING HAPPENS UNLESS THE LIBERAL MEDIA TELLS YOU by Rivers, politicalcartoons.com
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Haitians eating pets is not unreasonable

Sep
12
2024
Haitians eating pets is not unreasonable
HAITIANS EATING PETS IS NOT UNREASONABLE by Rivers, politicalcartoons.com
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Reports of Haitians eating pets

Sep
11
2024
Reports of Haitians eating pets
REPORTS OF HAITIANS EATING PETS by Rivers, politicalcartoons.com
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Blind Justice

May
27
2020
Blind Justice
BLIND JUSTICE by Dave Whamond, politicalcartoons.com
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