In fairness, it'd be the same if you used a new fork.

In California, a police officer cannot make an arrest for a misdemeanor not committed in his or her presence. Rather, they will have the witness to the offense (who is often also the victim) make a citizen's arrest in their presence, then take the arrestee into custody. It's a legal fiction used in California and…

As I understand it (and despite his not fitting the mold), Jim Nabors was a Republican. Of course, Republicans were different back then.

General Burkhalter, I presume?