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"Open Mouth - Insert Both Feet"

Denny and Denny are out joy riding when a deputy sheriff pulls them over for reckless driving and possible DUI. Both men claim their name is Denny. After a roadside sobriety check, the men are cuffed and put in a caged unit in the back of the sheriff’s patrol car.

Waiting for a tow truck, the deputy inventories the two Dennys’ car. Meanwhile, back in the patrol car, the boys are running their jaws.

“If he finds our dope stash, we’re in a mess of trouble,” says Denny #2.

“He ain’t gonna find nothin’ in the car ‘cause they ain’t nothin’ to find,” says Denny #1. “All our dope is stashed back at the motel. I got the key hid in my under-drawers.” The men laugh hysterically as the deputy climbs back into the patrol car.

The would-be desperados are booked into the county jail and the deputy sheriff goes back on patrol. Waiting for his next radio call, the officer rewinds his windshield-mounted video tape camera and listens to the audio portion to see if the idiots had anything interesting to say. You, of course, already know what happens next.

A quick turnaround and the deputy is greeted in the sally port by a jailer holding up a motel room key, The jailer explains: “Denny pretended to be sick while he was changing into his prisoner’s jumpsuit. When I heard a ‘clink’ in the toilet bowl, I figured he was trying to flush something, but I got to it in time.”

A narc team with a search warrant finds 81 baggies of heroin in the motel room. During an interview, the deputy informs both Dennys: “Smile, you guys, you’re on Candid Camera.”


Copyright-Bob Ford-1999      


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As a police reporter turned retired South Carolina Cop, Bob Ford writes "Call the Cops" with authority. "Call the Cops" ranges from the humorous to the outright bizarre and is published in several media throughout the Southeastern United States.   Bob is also CopNet's South Carolina Screening Officer.



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