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Thai Police deploy 'superheroes' to intimidate criminals (PHOTOS)

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First off, kudos to the Thai police for community relations. Police all around the world do this kind of stuff which is supposed to put a kindler, gentler face on the police.

Mocking their efforts has some basis but let's not pretend McGruff the Crime Dog was intended to actually stop criminals.

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Second, I'm guessing this is exactly the kind of stuff the PM tosses off about every night before going to bed. It's totally in his model of "feel good" junk.

So, yes, the cop who came up with this idea probably made a very important career move. At least he understands how the system works and I wouldn't be surprised if he didn't get a promotion out of this.

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How about Article 44 Man ?

Faster than the rule of law, more powerful than an elected PM and able to leap due process in a single directive.

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Watch out...He's looking for you!

That's a mighty scrawny Hulk, and how did Darth Vader & a storm trooper get to be super heroes? Weren't they the bad guys?

It fits, the BIB are not really the good guys are they

That's a mighty scrawny Hulk, and how did Darth Vader & a storm trooper get to be super heroes? Weren't they the bad guys?

This proves it. Darth Vader IS a bad guy!

'Darth Vader' arrested after Jacksonville Beach attempted robbery

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