Endtown by Aaron Neathery for April 26, 2017

Now it got ugly. But he did comply with the officers orders. There was no explanation from the officer on HOW to put him down. I have heard that kind of defense used in court.

His swing it a little wild; he’ll never make it to the big leagues if he hits like that.

On the police vehicle…….borrowed from the the German Police? Ein Volkswagon? Convertible for the big guy.

That’s going to leave a mark.

Liked the bull cop with the bullhorn.

That’s not how you earn respect.

That’s not flinging. That’s being hit like a baseball with a bat. Look at the motion lines. That’s an impact. Harbottle could possible be seriously injured or dead.

Duck! (I meant the officer in the back.)

“Put. The officer. Down.”

In a world of anthros, being “put down” is not always a good thing.

I remember the officer bull. He was the one who politely moved Wally and Holly on, after their chase and first kiss. (I bought the original artwork and had it framed.)

It would have been much better to have a police wolf in the rescue team. This one is again: “We wolves against the herbivores”

Finally! Time to put the two little piggies and the big bad bull in their place. And what wolf? You know police recruiters have been discriminating against carnivores for years.

still less violent than Antifa

Whatever happened to the rat police force? They know how to disperse a mob quickly.

The rats no longer go into Endtown after the Milk Trial. We don’t know yet who they take orders from now. It could be someone different from whoever’s running Endtown.

Chief Bogo?

I miss the rats. They were cute. We did get a small glimpse of their thoughts and feelings. I didn’t like that they seemed to lose their tails, figure they had to sacrifice them for the job. Still they lost what gave them a precision sense of balance.