The Nazi laws were imposed as soon as the occupation began: the forced wearing of yellow badges (her mother began measuring the yellow badge and started to dance, asking, "Well, how does it suit me?!"), a ban on Jews walking on the pavement ("I remember walking on the pavement, because I asked: How do they know I am Jewish? Why should I start walking in the middle of the road?"), etc.
There's sexy Detective Stahl who, like most sexy female cops on tv, wears her badge on her belt because if she wore it on her shirt, it would block her cleavage.
Having petitioned the city council the previous year for the introduction of female police officers in the LAPD, Wells wore her badge on her hand-sewn uniform with pride.
Christine L. Knowels, loyal seven-year employee at Wal-Mart, had to turn in her badge and her discount card.
"Really, the agent was nice enough," he began as we boarded the plane, "but her badge said her last name was Powers.
You shouldn't work here," the man yelled at her, poking the badge on her jacket that identified her as a transportation authority employee.
Adams, whose infectious smile is never far from her face, danced a jig and patted the badge on her vest after her arm was raised, although the extent of her historic achievement will probably only become apparent in the coming days.
She tells Salon that the new badges make her uncomfortable and are an invasion of her privacy.
Susan Matula, who was shopping recently at the Paper Works stationery store on Seventh Avenue, added that the round-the-clock presence of a hospital, with uniformed staff members wearing ID badges, made her feel safe walking at night.
Carefully arranged on a cabinet in Howard's front room are two sets of shoulder badges, from her first role investigating child abuse, and from the DPG, guarding embassies and foreign missions around London.
She is captured by El Macho, who finds out she is an AVL agent after Pollito, his pet chicken, retrieves her AVL ID badge from her purse.
