The cosplaying cops over at the St. Louis Police Officers Association want all their members to adopt an image of the murderous comic book anti-hero, the Punisher, as their profile pic on social ...

As the St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department conducts an internal review of cops who published a range of concerning images and statements on social media, a police union asked its members Wedne… ...

Members of the St. Louse police community are butting heads over the use of the Punisher’s logo as a symbol of police solidarity. The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Department is in the midst of ...

In Punisher #14, the gun-toting vigilante tears into some officers who want to take a selfie with him. "You help people. I gave that up a long time ago." ...

Police and military personnel have adopted the Marvel character The Punisher’s iconic skull as a symbol of force in recent years—but the character’s creator, Gerry Conway, told Forbes that ...

Now, the head of St. Louis’ police union is calling for its members to support their fellow cops by liking themselves to Marvel’s violent vigilante character the Punisher.

The Punisher skull is definitely something I would be worried to see an officer wearing if they pulled me over, but it’s still arguably less bonkers than a Sheriff’s Deputy with a QAnon patch.

However, the St. Louis Police Commissioner, Colonel John W. Hayden, Jr., disagrees, sending a memo to department members Thursday urging them not to post Punisher skulls because the character ...