Recent content by "Doc" Fox

You should have seen what I carried when I was a Police Officer....now, that was a lot of gear :P

Me Too :D

On my car: Blue SOL Decale over the Third Brake Light In my Trunk: BLS Kit ABC Fire extingusher Tools for Flats, and any other vehicle emergencies Reflective Triangles for flats, and other things Refelctive Vest, so I can be seen.....hopfully In the passanger compartment: All...

Illinois: All Sworn Law Enforcement-Red/Blue/Clear/Amber All Fire, Rescue, EMS, career & vol.-Blue/Clear/Amber Most Auxiliary Law Enforcement-Blue/Clear/Amber Tow, US Postal Service, State vehicles, utility, and construction-Amber/Clear Private Security Services-Amber/Green/Clear Funeral...

Great, Happy Birthday by the way :)

I've always carried one since I was 14, and in the Boy Scouts, that's when I had my first CPR cert.

Uncle Mikes Pro-3 Nylon duty belt Company issued Nextel CPR Barrier mask in nylon pouch 2prs. of non-latex gloves in nylon pouch Personal Nextel Sure Fire 6P in nylon pouch Gerber Mutli-tool in nylon pouch Key clip I like nylon duty gear, it's easier to clean, and does not absorb...

Dang....I can't belive I fell for it. <_< Hopfully so will my buddies. HAHAHAHAHAHA

I'm a father of three daughters, and after some of the stuff I've seen other parents do with ther kid(s), I have to go with Sasha here, and I agree that people should have a licsnse, or at least a common sense class for parents. That's my two cents on the issue, but I'm glad that the parents...

I'm glad I kept it. But right now it's a very heavy duty scanner, since we do not use radios at this time, but it's nicee to lisen in on what the locals (PD/FD/SD) are doing. In a college town, I'm five minutes away from NIU, we hear some pretty funny calls. :rolleyes:

LMAO...I can just see someone using there mask to do compressions. No, I what I mean, is I'll stick to manual compressions, mask not needed for that. Still funny to think about. :P

The multi-tool is great for the pliers, and screawdrivers. I have also lost one knive before, and not noticed untill I reached for it...Do'H. It's also a side effect from my time serving as a Auxiliary Officer, and in public safety. Some habits are hard to break I guess.

I think I found my replacement knives. :P

I carry on my belt a Gerber Multi-tool, and in my right, and left pockets are S&W S.W.A.T. knives with the black finish.

I wear Propper EMT, or Propper BDU pants. As a Medivan Driver, I don't need a BP cuff yet. EMT school is coming soon though.