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'''Ed Powell''' is a recurring figure in soundboard prank-call culture. He is best known through the video ''A Cop Calls Bail Bondsman and Sgt. Fields'', where a police-themed call involving Powell became part of the wider set of recordings reused by prank-call communities. |
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Powell is usually discussed as a character within that community rather than as a public figure outside it. His page is mainly useful as a reference point for soundboard calls, quoted lines, and links between older prank-call subjects. |
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Ed Powell is a famous character within the soundboard pranks community, he was first introduced in the video "[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuYuqD3eUtw A Cop Calls Bail Bondsman and Sgt. Fields]". |
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== Background == |
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The imported page described Powell as a police officer connected with the Cleveland Third District. The main public source used by the community is the YouTube upload that presents the call. Because the subject is narrow and community-led, most details should be kept close to what can be heard or shown in the recording. |
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Ed Powell is a police officer in the Cleveland third district. He was initially called by the [[Springfield Pervert]] soundboard. |
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The call is linked with the [[Springfield Pervert]] soundboard and with other prank-call material that used real recorded voices as reusable clips. These recordings were often remixed into later calls, which is how smaller figures from one video became recognisable names in the soundboard scene. |
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''"Well, uh, what we're having right now is, we have, uh, the folks listening to this conversation as uh we're listening to you, listening to, you know, the folks listening, and, uh, we're listening to you right now." - Ed Powell'' |
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== Role in Soundboard Calls == |
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Powell's importance comes from the way his voice and situation were used by callers. Soundboard prank calls normally work by playing short clips from earlier calls back to new recipients. A distinctive voice, phrase, or confused exchange can become useful for later calls because it creates a recognisable persona. |
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In Powell's case, the appeal was not a large public career or an independent media presence. It was the specific tone of the call and the way his side of the exchange fitted into the wider pattern of police, bail bond, and authority-themed soundboards. |
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== Common References == |
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Community references to Powell usually mention: |
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* The YouTube video ''A Cop Calls Bail Bondsman and Sgt. Fields''. |
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* His connection with bail bondsman [[Fred Herbert]]. |
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* The use of his voice or name in soundboard prank-call circles. |
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* The quote "I'll show you what due process of the law is, you little shit." |
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The quote should be treated as part of the prank-call record, not as a general biography of Powell. |
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== Legacy == |
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Ed Powell remains a small but recognisable name in the older soundboard-call archive. His page should stay focused on the call, the related soundboards, and the community context rather than adding unsourced claims about his personal life. |
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== See Also == |
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* [[Fred_Herbert]] |
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* [[Springfield_Pervert]] |
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* [[Soundboard_Prank_Calls]] |
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== References == |
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MuYuqD3eUtw A Cop Calls Bail Bondsman and Sgt. Fields, YouTube] |
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[[Category:Soundboard Prank Calls]] |
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[[Category:Internet Culture]] |