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I think you left out a word in the left-hand panel on the third row from the top. It was probably meant to say: “Oh, you mean where *he* admitted….” (You omitted the word “he”.)
Yup. Dang.
Looks like you didn’t fix it; does that mean you don’t really give enough of a dang? ;-)
Out of curiosity, how is the requirement to declare weapons while being searched by a cop reconciled with the protection against self-incrimination, if carrying the weapon happens to be illegal? Is it just considered that the weapon would have been discovered shortly anyhow?
And, as always, you answer the question in the next comic. Thanks!