Kops in Kilts

**RockyR** · 12th December 08, 08:14 PM

I've made Solid Black with grey fringe kilts for police members. Also, the Bethlehem City (PA) Police force is allowed to wear kilts ON DUTY during the 3 days of the Celtic Classic Festival in Bethlehem every year in September.

**dowofbuchanan** · 12th December 08, 08:30 PM

im still working out how to ride a bike in a kilt ... doesnt that lead to indecent exposure charges... ?

**Livingston** · 14th December 08, 04:49 PM

The Estes Park, CO, PD wears kilts in the Estes Park tartan during the Longs Peak Highland Games every year. This was started by a sgt in the department years ago when he wore his. He ended up being the chief and on the city council.

On another note, my son-in-law is on the Clive PD and is starting to get interested in kilts.

**Riverkilt** · 14th December 08, 07:38 PM

So far have collected 16 kilted cop pics. Here's the three of my own.

Arizona State Corrections Officers at Arizona Highland Games

City of Flagstaff, AZ police officers at Flagstaff Highland Games.

Kilt police might disagree with how some of the kilted police put together their turn out, but dang it, they ARE kilted.

Ron

**Cavebear58** · 14th December 08, 07:42 PM

Graham

**macwilkin** · 14th December 08, 08:14 PM

Originally Posted by Livingston

The Estes Park, CO, PD wears kilts in the Estes Park tartan during the Longs Peak Highland Games every year. This was started by a sgt in the department years ago when he wore his. He ended up being the chief and on the city council.

On another note, my son-in-law is on the Clive PD and is starting to get interested in kilts.

Would that be Clive, Iowa, Livingston?

Todd

**Derek Conley** · 14th December 08, 09:15 PM

Man, let's get more pics posted... perhaps I can convince someone at my Department that it's a great idea...

**morrison** · 15th December 08, 02:05 AM

Originally Posted by Tim B

I am a police officer and only recently became "kilted". . .
. . .small department. . . . . . my Chief. . . (he knows that I occasionally wear a kilt)...then said, "You'd want to wear bike shorts, wouldn't you?" . . .
Tim B.

ith:
I know that the bike shorts would be a mute point. Consider the probabilities of a flying tackle in the pursuit of a suspect. I wonder what the Chief was musing over in his comment? I'd hope it would be generous rib jabbing rather than a call to your better judgement!