I ran out of time and energy on Sunday evening, so when Lu dropped off Tuck’s “Mason for Sheriff” sign I slipped it behind the counter for Monday morning. When I came in about Noon, as scheduled, Marcus had already done his magic with both the sign and a display around it. He’d hung Tuck’s sign off to one side of the display, prominently but not absurdly so, and at the top of the window, he’d made a banner that said, “Good Cops/Bad Cops” with an arrow from “Good Cops” pointing down to Tuck’s sign. It was lovely.
The books around the signs were perfect, too. He had displayed The End of Policing by Alex S. Vitale, Mindhunter by John E. Douglas, and Richard Scary’s A Day at the Police Station among other titles that both supported police officers and critiqued them. It was a thoughtful displ
