The 11 Deputies endure cold temperatures and long hours while posted along the Inauguration Parade Route. The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office and the Calvert County Sheriff’s Office worked together in securing a city block during the parade.
“It was great to be a part of history.” One Deputy stated.
The Worcester County Sheriff’s Office looks forward to participating again for the 58th Inaugural Parade.
8 comments:
Did they have to get sworn in to act as LEO in D.C.?
Honor? To participate in the inaugural parade celebrating the most vile, despicable, fraud of a president in history? Honor? Really?
I'm embarrassed for them..
Yes. They are dep federal marshals for the day.
'looking forward to 58th Inaugural Parade? Yes, me too. Just hoping it would not be Big O (Obamie) or Little O (OweMalley) or anyone from Socialist-Proggresive-Liberal Party EVER AGAIN.
It's an honor and a priviledge to be part of a Presidential Inauguration. Haters gonna hate.
We had to volunteer in August, 2 months before the election, and couldn't excuse ourselves due to election results...
Anonymous said...
Honor? To participate in the inaugural parade celebrating the most vile, despicable, fraud of a president in history? Honor? Really?
I'm embarrassed for them..
February 27, 2013 at 11:54 PM
I know right. Me to.
My buddy Chris Barrs was supposed to participate in this. Can't tell if he is in the picture though.
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