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Times Square New York Police Dept In the UK police building do not look anything like this but I suspect that most in the USA don't either it's just that this one is in Times Square. This is such a colourful and busy scene that I almost converted to black and white as there is so much going on, every time you look at this photograph you see something different. By Paul Thompson Photography

Step into the gritty world of Frank Serpico, the iconic cop played by Al Pacino, who dared to expose corruption. This vintage-inspired design pays homage to his unwavering commitment to justice. With its powerful message and classic aesthetic, wear it proudly as a T-shirt and stand against corruption in style.

Experience the world of Frank Serpico, portrayed by Al Pacino, in these exclusive T-shirt designs by me. Serpico's relentless pursuit of justice and his battle against corruption have inspired these vintage-style creations. Wear these T-shirts as a symbol of integrity and as a tribute to a true hero who refused to compromise.

Experience the world of Frank Serpico, portrayed by Al Pacino, in these exclusive T-shirt designs by me. Serpico's relentless pursuit of justice and his battle against corruption have inspired these vintage-style creations. Wear these T-shirts as a symbol of integrity and as a tribute to a true hero who refused to compromise.

Experience the world of Frank Serpico, portrayed by Al Pacino, in these exclusive T-shirt designs by me. Serpico's relentless pursuit of justice and his battle against corruption have inspired these vintage-style creations. Wear these T-shirts as a symbol of integrity and as a tribute to a true hero who refused to compromise.

Police Line Do Not Cross Police use wooden barriers marked "Do Not Cross" to cordon off an area temporarily. It's clear that this could be useful and convenient while the police are actively dealing with an incident. However, it's also clear that the boards have sometimes been left in place long after the police have gone. I thought this image would appeal to residents of New York City, where this was taken and also fans of the NYPD alike. By Paul Thompson Photography

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