-- "When police arrived, they stopped a woman named Roslyn Price, 26, because she matched the description of the suspect who was holding the firearm. However, as cops tried patting Price down to find the weapon, she allegedly started taking off her pants. Price’s nine-year-old son, who was nearby, joined the cops in helping pull his mother’s pants back up. During the commotion, officers then noticed a gun inside the child’s pocket." --
Ah, Chicago... don't ever change.
MEANWHILE BACK AT THE RANCH
-- "Regina Police Chief Evan Bray, appearing at a House of Commons committee on behalf of the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, says that police are already overstretched and lack the resources to administer the buyback program." --
