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Tuesday, February 14, 2006

Incredible Hulk is now sheriff's deputy

One of my all-time favorite t-shows is The Incredible Hulk from the 1970s. Now, the Hulk himself, Lou Ferrigno, has become a reserve deputy in the Los Angeles County sheriff's department. Just don't make him angry. You wouldn't like him when he's angry. From the Associated Press:

Ferrigno began training to become a reserve deputy last September after passing a background check. He completed training in firearms, first aid, and high-speed driving techniques and was recognized as "an outstanding trainee" by Sheriff Lee Baca.

Ferrigno will serve at least 20 hours a month, help recruit new deputies and work with the sheriff's Youth Activities League and the Special Victims Bureau, which assists abused children.

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