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TOWER LADDER SAVES THE COPS FROM KAMIKAZE BIRD

March 07, 2007 For the last several years, a hostile bird has been traumatizing the Boys (and Girls) in Blue as they come and go from headquarters. This ferocious member of the Aves class reportedly dive-bombs any target of opportunity it sees passing through the station parking lot. Previously assaulted individuals include Dirk the Lawnmower guy, Mary the Meter Maid, Father Guido Sarducci, and the entire SWAT team, who on one occasion were seen scattering for their lives as they returned from a classified mission. Luckily that day, FF/SWAT Medic Mike Freeza was on hand to administer aid and pass out band aids and ace bandages to the injured. So, at the request of the Cops and the City Animal Control Officer, the Tower took time out of their busy schedule to raise a ladder up to its perch. The plan was to see if there were any eggs in Tweeties nest and, if not, take it down. The Tower Officer, feeling confident having consulted the Flintstones guide to Pterodactyl nest removal, ascended to the turntable accompanied by one of Manassas' finest in full SWAT regalia. The officer warned the Tower's Boss that the winged fiend had large talons which could easily puncture his gear and, thus, he was taking his life in his hands. Without regard for his own safety, the Tower's Officer brought the bucket up to the nest and came face to face with..... nothing but a few eggs. Assuming that mom was out hunting small game, which per the Flintstones guide to Pterodactyls included but was not limited to Water Buffalo, Whales, and small fishing boats, the mission was quickly aborted before she returned. As the ladder was being bedded, the fierce creature was spotted looming overhead as if planning its attack. Broken but not defeated, the crowd of once hopeful police officers scurried for cover. Seeing they're backup disappear and having no real reason to hang out, the Tower quickly got out of dodge before becoming the next victims of this unruly creature.

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