Police Officers On Duty - Kilted

**Riverkilt** · 16th July 06, 08:14 PM

Just emailed the pics to their chief to forward to them.

If you wanna thank the chief for allowing them to work kilted, or wanna apply for a job, the chief's email is document.write('JMcCann'+'@'+'coconino.az.gov') JMcCann@coconino.az.govFor security reasons, you must enable JavaScript to view this E-mail address.

Ron.

**David Dalglish** · 16th July 06, 10:59 PM

Nice pics-Great to see Policemen entering the spirit of things

**Pour1Malt** · 16th July 06, 11:38 PM

guid oan them!

**M. A. C. Newsome** · 17th July 06, 04:17 AM

It looks to me like they are wearing the Sutherland tartan.

I like the officer in #2 better. The dark hose, pulled up, look sharp and more in keeping with the uniform.

The officer in #1, with the hose pushed down, looks too casual for being on-duty. To me, the hose-pushed-down look is a casual, wear to the pub, go for a walkabout, kind of look. Rather like the equivalent of wearing your shirt untucked. Loose, casual and comfy. For an officer on duty, I would have worn them pulled up.

And one last thing -- if you wear your hose pushed down, please no garter flashes!

**Mattg** · 17th July 06, 05:19 AM

That's great!

**davedove** · 17th July 06, 05:38 AM

Kudos to the City of Flagstaff for allowing their officers to "blend" into the event.

The sporran on the first officer looks like a bit of overkill with all the pouches on his belt. Still, I guess he still needed somewhere to put his keys and wallet.

**Livingston** · 17th July 06, 06:27 AM

Looked at my pics of the Long's Peak games in Estes Park last night. Over 6 yeras of pics and I couldn't find any of the police officers. I'll have to make sure I get several this year.