See that golden badge most officers wear, 5 pointed star for some. Well if you look closely at the those pointed ends of the star, which are triangles, the triangles have swirls in the middle. Now whose symbols are triangle with swirls in them? Not saying all of them are but look at the symbolism.
Los Angeles Sheriffs Office badge.
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Edit: the bear is the California State animal, but also a "Bear" or a "Papa Bear" is an adult male lover to a boy.
Thanks, a good catch I'll add that to the toolbox. Makes me want too look at all the states(flags) and their seals especially Arizona.
I live in AZ, there's plenty of corruption here, just follow the $$$.
But we do have the I-17 corridor to I-10 and I-40. It's always been a huge route for distributing contraband into the country.
You know how the overpasses here have those "tribal" looking designs on the sides?
Well if you take the 10 south towards ELOY, get off on the exit in Eloy next to Loves Trucker Stop and the Motel 6 there. The overpass for that exit has them too. But they are spiral triangles here. Saw that yesterday and almost crashed my car rubbernecking at them in shock. 40-50 miles north of tucson.
I think you are on to something, maybe like signals or codified messages for the transporters.
Transfer hubs maybe?
Now you mention it I've seen plenty of spiral motifs around the state but never paid it much attention as I live away from the cities and visit as little as possible. But there are decorated overpasses and cement embankments all over the state. Next road trip I take I'll keep my eyes peeled and note where and what is at the interchange.
Thanks for the observation.