Photo by Nova Scotia Government
Beginning this week, Nova Scotia Sheriff Services will switch their current grey uniform shirt to a midnight blue version. During the transition, people may see Sheriff Officers wearing either shirt, until the move is completed by mid-fall. A Sheriff Officer can be identified by the shoulder flash saying Nova Scotia Sheriff Services and by the gold “Sheriff” wording on the front and back of body armour.
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@ry_and_chaser That's only like $113 a year in taxes for us all each. Can't we give a little to the police in these trying times
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@thisisofficialjagaban My guy😍😍😍😍
@misterjoelocke May I continue to live a life such that I have no idea what colour uniforms law enforcement officers wear! 😂
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@slapshot_mac7 I don’t know what you want me to do with this information
@primeusinterparus interesting, in consideration of the mass casualty event and the police impersonation issue why you would wish to have an official govt non police personnel further confusing the general public a situation that could easily be manipulated by someone with sinister motives
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@billhayer005 First Class. 👏
@michael_velek Gray looks better. Another L for the Canadians
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@tagen.lane WE WANT HEALTHCARE
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@slapshot_mac7 I don’t what you want me to do with this information
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@sarpanchsaab0700 Big change brightness 100 to 0
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@tina.capalbo.writes It doesn’t look better or more functional. How much did this cost us? I ask because you decided to spend our money this way in lieu of funding our libraries or Arts & Culture programs. 😒
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@gregmonette Why is anyone complaining about this? It’s not costing anymore. Their uniforms are already provided. Just changing the colour of the shirt.