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Hmmm, seems like they're not individually numbered/tracked. So, someone with a colour printer and the right template could distribute them at-will. ;)

• ceejayoz 2y ago
  They have the issuing officer's name phone number on them, and you're encouraged to call and verify it. I suspect being found to have a fake one is... frowned upon.
  • justinclift 2y ago
    Well, if someone's going to go to the effort of counterfeiting them, they might as well put together a list of officers who have passed away and use those names. o_O
    • ceejayoz 2y ago
      Now you’re getting thumped because the dead officer was their buddy and you can’t tell one anecdote about them. There are riskier games to play, but not all that many.
      • justinclift 2y ago
        Meh, it's pretty easy. "My wife gave me the card, just in case." That'll generally only go wrong if you're not married. ;)