Bondage

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Nice work Michael.

Posted by Kal Almeric on Wed 22 Nov 04:32:06

Very appropriate names for the 'squad' Michael! Nicely done.

Posted by Carole Swingler on Wed 22 Nov 07:55:14

Really elegant work Michael it's got to make you laugh

Posted by Dennis Rounding on Wed 22 Nov 08:19:41

Thanks Carole and Dennis.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 08:24:01

😉😉😉

Posted by Adele Elgood on Wed 22 Nov 09:07:19

Ha ha. Love it Michael, keep going...(-:

Posted by Jim Morris on Wed 22 Nov 09:21:56

Thanks Jim.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 09:25:53

Brilliant LOL Michael!!!

Posted by Louise Naimian on Wed 22 Nov 09:26:15

Thanks Louise.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 09:27:56

Great sketch Michael ☺

Posted by Linda Drury on Wed 22 Nov 10:03:30

Thanks Linda.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 11:56:26

Hilarious Michael! Not your sketching by the way. Did you do any detached duty with this squad Michael, thought you may have some experience in vice?!

Posted by Fiona Phipps on Wed 22 Nov 16:04:35

Thanks Fiona. Durham's never had a dedicated Vice Squad Fiona. Not a lot happening here. The odd brothel now and again and plenty of naughty gentlemen's toilets.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 16:14:39

Excellent!

Posted by Gudrun Ståhl Sharpley on Wed 22 Nov 18:24:35

Thanks Gudrun.

Posted by Michael Mcmanus on Wed 22 Nov 18:26:02

Hang on Studio Wall

21/11/2017

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Detective Sergeant Willy Balls and his colleague Detective Constable Rosie Bottoms of the Pornography Squad, Bondage Section. Pastel.

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Michael Mcmanus

I was born in 1946. In the 1960s and part of the 70s I was an airman in the Royal Navy, Fleet Air Arm. I joined Durham Constabulary in 1971. In 1999 I retired from policing and began teaching sociology and criminology at Durham University with emphasis on policing and researching crime. I am drawn…

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