Black Polo Officer With Radio Mid Incident
What This Image Shows
A close shot of a middle-aged, fair-skinned man with short-cropped light brown and grey hair in a high-and-tight cut, face tensed, mouth open mid-shout. He wears a black short-sleeved uniform polo in a synthetic athletic weave, with a silver star-shaped shield badge with scrollwork on the left chest and a black epaulet on the right shoulder. His right arm is bent, holding a black handheld two-way radio with the antenna angled up; a black digital sport watch with a green-tinted display sits on his left wrist. Other people crowd the edges of the frame.
The star badge is the identifying feature. Star-shaped shields are typically associated with sheriff's offices rather than municipal or campus police, which use different badge shapes — a detail worth checking against the agencies known to have been present.
He is the same black-polo figure standing beside the restraint in the neighbouring frame. Nothing here names him, and nothing establishes that he did anything improper. The open question is jurisdictional: which agencies had personnel on that plaza and in what capacity. See Law Enforcement, Security Team and the cluster overview.
Related Areas
- Cluster: Scott Wilson
- All photo evidence: Photos
More In This Cluster
- Previous: UVU Officer and Civilian Restraining a Man
- Next: Scott Wilson — Photo 4