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Copdar – The Ride Along
By Cuffsandcops
Through the convenience of social media, I was able to connect with a friend of mine from high school who chose to become a police officer in the town we grew up in. We chatted for a while about his work and the different positions he has held within the department over the 10 years he had worked there. I asked a lot of questions about some of the requirements to get into the field, as I was beginning to get bored with my career choices. He passed along a lot of information and told many tales of his patrol.
We met up a few times while he was off duty when I was back in town visiting my family. I will save those stories for another time. I tried to give him a heads up each time I was coming into town in case he had time to hang out. At one point in our chatting, he asked if I had any interest in going for a ride along with him one day while he was on patrol. Of course I was interested in doing something like that! We had had several conversations related to his gear and handcuffs, so to get a firsthand look at everything in action was something I definitely wanted to experience.
Copdar – The Submissive State Trooper
By Cuffsandcops
During the early part of my 20s, I spent a lot of time on various websites and in chatrooms figuring out who I am and what I like. It was in these forums that I discovered my Copdar. This is a story of an officer who made it blatantly obvious who he was and what he liked. I regularly checked into chatrooms that were within a reasonable driving distance from my home. While in a room that was 2 hours away, I noticed a screen name with the words bound, cop, and some number that I cannot recall now. I immediately struck up a conversation with him.
Copdar – Banned From the Mall
By Cuffsandcops
The city where I attended college had two malls. I worked at a store in one of them during the end of my undergrad. I was attentive to the loss prevention officers in the store and the mall cops that regularly patrolled the corridors. Any time officers from the local police department were in the store, I made it a point to be nearby to see what they were up to. Unfortunately, the mall and my store in particular, were not very popular, because it lacked the size and variety that the other mall in town had.
The other retail center was always bustling with people in its multiple levels and large food court. The mall cops there wore white uniform shirts, blue pants, Stratton hats, and duty belts with everything but a holster for a weapon. Whenever I was there, I would take a few extra laps around just to see if I would cross paths with one of the officers. Since I didn’t work at this location, I began to take chances by engaging the mall cops in conversation about their duties and the gear they carried when I could get them to stop to talk.
Folsom Street East 2015
It was great to see so many guys out at Folsom Street East today!
Thanks to everyone who came by the Metalbond table to say hello and try on handcuffs and belly chains!
Pictured above, from the top:
Boy Ed in a Metalbond T shirt; CTRubberman; Cuffsandcops with speed cuffs and a federal corrections officer shirt (both genuine issue); Kenji with some New York Bondage Club clothespins on his nips; Neil the Erotic Hypnotist; nycslave4training, showing off his leather-harnessed torso and chain collar, and opening up his football pants to reveal a metal chastity device; Sir Robert and Boy Jeff; and a hot guy in a “please tread on me” T shirt, wearing high-security belly chain.
Copdar – An Introduction
By Cuffsandcops
After chatting with Metalbond himself for a while and as a result of his encouragement, there are some stories that have to be told of my experiences with members of the Law Enforcement community. Some of these tales are sexual and some of them are not. The title of these stories comes from my uncanny ability to pick out officers on apps, websites, and in the real world. I have no problems approaching officers who are on duty and asking them questions. I am very fortunate to have some that can be called friends throughout the country who have contributed to the experiences that will be shared.
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You can find CuffsandCops on Recon. One of these days I hope this guy sends a story for the Prison Library