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Many are intimidated by police officers. They enforce the law of the land, and having that power imbalance as a regular citizen can be daunting.

But that doesn’t mean that these folks don’t know how to laugh. And you will see their sense of humor in the following social media posts.

You won’t expect some of these one-liners from official police department pages. And when you do, it’s definitely something you would take a screenshot of. A lot of these are, indeed, comedy gold.

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#1 Okay, But Who Thought Of “Pawfficer Donut”?

#2 Throwing A Party And Being Rejected By One’s Peers Is One Thing, But Being Rejected By The Cops Is A Whole New Level

#3 Dutch Police Force

Social media gives the public better access to law enforcement officers, whether through official announcements, safety updates, severe weather warnings, or alerts about incidents to watch for. Through this, transparency builds trust in the community.

#4 The Power Of The Dark Side

#5 Kansas City Fire Department Saves The Kansas City Police Department From The Elevator

“To all the media outlets inquiring, here’s the skinny: About 1 p.m. yesterday, April 27, 12 Tactical Team officers got into the elevator at our Police Academy. Then they couldn’t get out. The weight limit had been exceeded. So Academy staff called for the Fire Department to respond. They did, and we appreciate them getting our officers out! Everyone was physically safe, but egos were severely injured.”

#6 Imagine The Police People Actually Placing The Dog In Their Chair And Taking This Photo

You were likely pleasantly surprised to see a silly post from an official police department page. Some of you even had to take a screenshot and post it online. But that then raises the question, is this acceptable silliness?

Darren Wright, Oro Valley Police Department’s public information officer, says it still depends on the audience.

#7 Not One Eaten

#8 In Sydney?

#9 You Can See The Smile On That Pig

“If you’re the chief of police at a university or in a school setting with a predominantly younger demographic, then using messaging that resonates with them is a good choice. They respond well to humor, fads, and the latest viral crazes,” Wright wrote.

Wright also notes that memorable content does not necessarily equate to effective communication.

#10 I Love This Thread

#11 Assume You Gave Her A Warning

#12 How Else Are You Going To Learn How To Drive In The Snow?

At the end of the day, these official accounts must maintain professionalism when communicating with their social media audience. Wright recognizes the struggle to find the sweet spot between humanity, humor, and respectability online, but there is a time and place for silliness.

“Once it’s out on TwitFacestagram, it’s never coming back,” he wrote.

#13 So Cheesy, We Camembert It

#14 Sounds To Me Like That Officer Was Just Chosen By A Cat

#15 Criminal Dropped Phone Running From Police. They Took A Selfie And Told Him It Can Be Picked Up At The County Jail

But ultimately, seeing the lighthearted content on these official pages adds some levity to your social media scrolling. It gives you a much-needed timeline cleanse from the toxicity during these tumultuous times.

#16 New Dog On The Job

#17 The Social Media Manager Here Deserves Some Award

#18 It’s A Fun Little Surprise After You Tell Us

#19 I Don’t Know Who Is Managing Your Social, But They Are Doing A Great Job

#20 So Everyone In My Town Is Anxiously Awaiting For Dunkin Donuts To Finally Open. Today, The Police Department Posted This On Their Facebook

#21 Premium Too

#22 So Johnny Depp Is Walking Around South East Queensland Dressed As Jack Sparrow. Local Police Posted This Selfie To Their Facebook

#23 Maybe They Got It At A Thrift Store?

#24 It’s A Good Message And Made Me Laugh

#25 The York Regional Police Department Is Pretty Humerous

#26 On His Toes

#27 If Cops Have Ride-A-Longs, Do Firefighters Have Sleep-Overs?

#28 Brilliant

#29 Local Sheriff Department Has A Good Sense Of Humor

#30 Mad Police

#31 My Local Police Department Posted This

#32 Basically, Saw A Post On Facebook And They’re Now Using Bunnies On The Job

“Officer Gyurina and Cinnabun took the streets this week and have already made an impact on the community with their first arrest. Cinnabun searched a vehicle during an enforcement stop where she located suspected controlled substances and assisted in taking the suspect into custody without incident.”