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Home Alone - Police Officer? I Don't Think So!

If you look closely when the Police Officer chasing Kevin, look at his badge, first off, this badge looks nothing like a badge that is issued to the Chicago Police, also the badge number doesn't even exist!!! I looked it up!! Trust me, my dad is a police officer and I've seen this movie 137 times exactly, including 4 times today!

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Bluebrit writes:: I have several friends who are also police officers and they all said the same thing about the badge. It would be against the law for the movie makers to use a real badge for the movie so obviously, a fake is used. Just the same way they're not allowed to use real telephone numbers either thus the infamous '555' area codes all the time.; 28 of 30 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

squijee writes:: Who cares??? The film is aimed at a young audience, yeah? How many of the youngsters out there watching this film (besides yourself) would go and check on the badge number of a policeman on a movie? If you think this is worth a 10 then you must be kidding yourself. I suppose you are gonna tell me now that the two bad guys don't have criminal records.; 23 of 31 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Capman writes:: RedSox02, According to your other post about the Tic-Tacs, you saw the movie 294 times. Yes, I know it's you who signed anonymous at the initial post up top. Why did you change your name? Any way, just a question: Why would they put a real badge number on an actor? Do you try and call those 555 phone numbers to see if those are real too? I give your So called slip up a BIG OL' 1; 12 of 14 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

KittyKat20 writes:: Geez RedSox, you really need to get a life. I mean, actually admitting to watching the movie 137 times plus the 4 times when you submitted this mistake is really pathetic.; 5 of 6 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

moviechic writes:: redsox02, WOW!!! First off, I can't believe you admitted that you have "seen the movie 137 times exactly." And, secondly, this is one of the dumbest slip-ups I have ever seen. And your comment as well. Should we say that every movie has a slip-up because the numbers begin with 555!!!? I don't think so.; 6 of 11 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Heidi Prickett writes:: Why would they have a real badge number on a police officer in the movie?; 1 of 1 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Monti writes:: Actually, the 555 prefix on telephone numbers does exist. However, all 555 numbers that are not fake TV numbers (and maybe by coincidence even some of those) are information numbers.; 2 of 5 people found this comment helpful. Did you?

Gandolf2k1 writes:: 555 isn't the area code in movie phone numbers, it is the prefix. The order of numbers in a phone numbers is area code, prefix, number ex. 782(area code)-555(prefix)-0102(number); 3 of 8 people found this comment helpful. Did you?