I mention this because, although I have seen a ferret on a lead, I am unaccustomed to seeing cats. This however would not be the case were I ever to visit the LA city of Glendale where it is an offence to have a cat outdoors without a lead. Most cities require dogs to be on a lead, with Pasadena even extending the law to include pot-bellied pigs. If the law was introduced as a safety measure, then I suggest it will actually have the opposite effect. Now, rather than motorists having the problem of simply avoiding wandring cats, they will in addition have to watch out for the cats' exasperated owners as they forlornly chase after their beloved moggies in the hope of attaching a lead.
Most men fantasize about women in uniform.
It usually comes a nano-second before they fantasize about the same women without the uniform. Well, one female Los Angeles police officer has dutifully removed the fantasy element from the equation by posing for Playboy both with and sans uniform. It was only back in 1994 that a female officer with the New York Police Department was fired from the force after posing for Playboy. One difference is that Harrison didn't use her own police equipment, but nevertheless she didn't bother consulting with her superiors beforehand. Having been taken out of context, I immediately speculate on what the other words surrounding the adjective might have been.