Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 15, 1947
Caption:
LAW OFFICERS PRACTICE 'JUDO': Representatives of local police and sheriff's agencies practice an ancient art given a new and practical twist by FBI officials who are conducting a school for Ann Arbor's law enforcement officers. At the top, a defensive pass in "Judo," a bone-cracking combination of traditional Oriental and modern wrestling and fighting holds, is demonstrated by Warrant Officer William Marz and Patrolman Harold Olson, of the Ann Arbor police department. In the lower picture Police Sgt. Joseph Huizenga (left) disarms a pistol-packing "attacker" - Deputy Vincent Fox, chief of the Washtenaw sheriff's identification bureau.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, September 18, 1971
Caption:
Pig Bowl Trophy Recovered - Sheriff Douglas J. Harvey (right) receives the milk can trophy for the annual "Pig Bowl" football game from Deputy Police Chief Harold Olson at city police headquarters yesterday. The trophy, which goes to the winner of the annual charity game, was in the possession of the Sheriff's Department on the merits of last year's victory but Wednesday noon at a planning luncheon for the game it mysteriously vanished. It turned up in the Police Department's property locker and the sheriff recovered it after presenting a "writ of attachment" issued by Ypsilanti District Court Judge Edward D. Deake to Olson. The game this year will be played Nov. 7 at Eastern Michigan University.