New Orleans Police Department - The Vigilante's Way

I would sleep in the Paul Willman Leib's home with a nominal meter car being rifled strapped across my chest and a radio car so I could keep in contact with the others who are unarmed but doing patrols, you know. And I was in the house. The other 36 volunteers that slept in the back yard were asleep. You know, Lucky for us. They were a bunch of cowards and they kept it moving. Because they knew that I was not afraid of them and I was armed as well.