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Artists, amateur or professional, in all parts of the country, are invited to forward to this office specimens of their work in the way of sketches or unique drawings illustrating current sensational and criminal events or other subjects of an interesting character. We retain the right to use your work on PoliceGazette.US; you retain all other rights. If mutually satisfactory, regular engagements may be effected. This is a great opportunity to build a portfolio, so send your submissions to wam@policegazette.us. Now let's see what you've got!
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As American as baseball, gunfire, apple pie, drugs, George Washington, Jesse James, and secret sex, the National Police Gazette informed, shocked, outraged and entertained its way into the hearts of millions for over 130 years. This website is an homage to the National Police Gazette in its coverage of current events, as well as an archive of historical materials from the original publication. Current items can be found in Today's News, Eccentric Tantrums, and the Sports Page, while historical articles and illustrations from the original National Police Gazette can be found in The Morgue.
We replace current female surfing sensation Anastasia Ashley on the Police Gazette homepage with this illustration from the cover of the August 18, 1888, Police Gazette. It is the first-ever depiction of a person surfing on the east coast of the United States. Special thanks go to Al Hunt.