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Personal Narrative: Cop Detective

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Cop Detective My shoe has six inch heels and police lights around the top edge. These pumps have lights and a little car bumper on the front of the toes. The back heel also has "POLICE" flashing across it. Almost all of the shoe is black except for a little on the bottom and the sides. The nickname for these kicks are "High Street Patrol." As the owner of these heels I was a women police detective at a height of about five feet, five inches. My jet black hair went well with the shoes and usually my dark eyes had the effect of freezing people in their footsteps. Sort of what a Cobra might do to a Mongoose. There was was a queer feeling in the air, as if time was standing still and something very bad was going to happen. "AROOOO".

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