A Political Cartoonist Inside the Dallas Police Department

On Twitter, WFAA reporter Tanya Eiserer has shared this artistic creation that depicts the Dallas Police Department as a less than happy place:

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This drawing is going all around DPD. It was drawn by an officer who clearly isn't happy w the state of the dept. pic.twitter.com/znIQxqBghl
— Tanya Eiserer (@tanyaeiserer) February 24, 2016

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It references the recent departure of Dallas’ second-in-command to become Mesquite’s chief and a slew of officers who reportedly left the department to join Fort Worth PD in the last year.

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A Political Cartoonist Inside the Dallas Police Department

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