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with all of these recent cop beating help-less citizen threads lately, I'm curious
How much training does it take? Anyone with knowledge/experience on this?
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Go to the kids store, ask for a police costume that fits your size.
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Hmm, seems easy enough:
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Ask yourself if you are ready for this career. When young women and men decide on a police career, they have no idea what they are getting into. It is best to research all of the procedures, training and tests that will be performed during the recruitment process. Officers will face the realities of society, see things and undergo situations like no other.
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Examine the different types of officer you can become. You can choose from a wide variety of officer roles and some examples are sheriff, urban officers, state officers and investigative detectives. Find out which role will match your personality and be more suitable for you to become.
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Check the prerequisites of becoming a cop. Most police departments require you to be of a certain age and to have a certain amount of education/experience. Some police departments require that you have a college degree.
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Prepare for intense physical and mental tests, as well as medical exams. To be a cop, you must have high levels of health and mental capabilities. You will face stressful situations as a cop, and the department wants to know you will be able to handle these experiences.
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Train to become a cop. Police departments will require that you take a 12 to 14 week training period at the police academy. In this career training, you will learn about state laws, constitutional laws and accident investigation, to name a few.
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Ask ronnie coleman. Word has it, he won the job in a raffle
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how difficult is it to become a cop?
Apparently not very. Proof? Mental midgets like Bob Chick and Ronnie Coleman were cops.
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It can vary. In the county I grew up in, a college degree was required to become a policeman. In the adjacent county no degree was required. Guess which county had a lot more trouble with rogue police and documented abuse of citizens by officers? :(
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easy as fuck.. shit i went federal
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It can vary. In the county I grew up in, a college degree was required to become a policeman. In the adjacent county no degree was required. Guess which county had a lot more trouble with rogue police and documented abuse of citizens by officers? :(
college degree, most certainly
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Do you like donuts, bribes and power trips ?!? are you eaily corrupted and steal case evidence (ie. money or cocaine?) if so you just might be the perfect candidate
95% of cops are crooked pieces of shit, 100 times worse then any criminal they put away.
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Depends on where you're planning to join. LA was a nightmare for a friend of mine
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Do you like donuts, bribes and power trips ?!? are you eaily corrupted and steal case evidence (ie. money or cocaine?) if so you just might be the perfect candidate
95% of cops are crooked pieces of shit, 100 times worse then any criminal they put away.
hi convict
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hi convict
Truth hurts, don't it ? ;)
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Depends on where you're planning to join. LA was a nightmare for a friend of mine
Almost any big city P.D can be a bitch, especially if your'e a white boy. Ethnicities rule these days and caucasians are now a minority group... ironic, no?
Don't forget the extensive background checks. They will call the friends you grew up with and ask if them if you ever farted in public.
Corrections could be cool because of the pay and benefits, but if your'e in Cali, you can forget it. They put a hiring freeze on most state employees.
Arnold say's that 11,000 minimum security inmates will be let loose this year due to the exorbitant cost of housing a prisoner for a year. It's somewhere around 80K for a year to support an inmate.
BTW, anyone here ever put money on someone books? Ever notice the percentage that is taken for restitution?
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It can vary. In the county I grew up in, a college degree was required to become a policeman. In the adjacent county no degree was required. Guess which county had a lot more trouble with rogue police and documented abuse of citizens by officers? :(
Unfortunately, a college degree isn't what it used to be. Back when I went, only people who were either pretty intelligent or who were from upper-middle class or better backgrounds or both had degrees. These days, every dipshit out there has a "college degree" from some third-tier fly-by-night "college".
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Truth hurts, don't it ? ;)
"doesn't" :-[
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EASY to become a cop. You do a simple academy and that's it. Pass some screenings etc.. ANY moron can be a cop. I did an academy, was a cop, then decided to do more and become a lawyer.
Most cops are jokes.
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it's not difficult. you just need a GED if you don't have a highschool diploma......hahahahahha haha
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It can vary. In the county I grew up in, a college degree was required to become a policeman. In the adjacent county no degree was required. Guess which county had a lot more trouble with rogue police and documented abuse of citizens by officers? :(
lol.....it's Obvious.
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EASY to become a cop. You do a simple academy and that's it. Pass some screenings etc.. ANY moron can be a cop. I did an academy, was a cop, then decided to do more and become a lawyer.
Most cops are jokes.
And most lawyers are scumbags... you strike me as a prime example.
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I dont know, but to tazer someone is pretty easy.
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In Ireland all you have to do is have family in the cops and you're in
Its laughable what comes out of the academy these days
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I dont know, but to tazer someone is pretty easy.
And fun.
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in PG county maryland you coulda been a former felon and still be a cop
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It's easy as fuck. If you can read and have a spare 3-6 months for training you pretty much fit the qualifications.
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in PG county maryland you coulda been a former felon and still be a cop
hahahahahha........I know a guy in PG who became a cop after just 7months of training with a GED.......hahahahahhahah a
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And most lawyers are scumbags... you strike me as a prime example.
Good call on someone you've never met jackass.
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Here in New York City you need 60 college credits with at least a 2.0 GPA. Clearly not very hard. The biggest obstacle in becoming a police officer is the drug testing. I love my marijuana.
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takes 2-3 years in sweden I think.
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i don't know about being a cop but i hear becoming a state trooper is worse than boot camp
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Good call on someone you've never met jackass.
I've read your post's....you fit the bill, chief.
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I've read your post's....you fit the bill, chief.
Showstoppa....um.. Showstalka?
little punk
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Showstoppa....um.. Showstalka?
little punk
Easy now, cockdrain....things must really be hopping at your law firm..... ::)
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hahahahahha........I know a guy in PG who became a cop after just 7months of training with a GED.......hahahahahhahah a
The county above you is worse....
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Easy now, cockdrain....things must really be hopping at your law firm..... ::)
go write some parking tickets scrub boy.
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go write some parking tickets scrub boy.
I'm not a police officer.....just like you're not a lawyer... 8)
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Do you like donuts, bribes and power trips ?!? are you eaily corrupted and steal case evidence (ie. money or cocaine?) if so you just might be the perfect candidate
95% of cops are crooked pieces of shit, 100 times worse then any criminal they put away.
do this:
if you get pulled over for a ticket and the cop is a tool
usually they are
Just get name/badge number
file a complaint with their department...in writing
say they were unprofessional, sarcastic, whatever
they probably will not even hear about it
however
the complaint goes in their permanent file
and this makes it harder for them to get promoted ;)
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do this:
if you get pulled over for a ticket and the cop is a tool
usually they are
Just get name/badge number
file a complaint with their department...in writing
say they were unprofessional, sarcastic, whatever
they probably will not even hear about it
however
the complaint goes in their permanent file
and this makes it harder for them to get promoted ;)
Fuck bro, I've been doing this since about '99 ... 3/4 of the time they apologize and let me go, I've had a few guys call my bluff but in the end I persavered and got the their supervising officer's name and their badge number
most of the time they will piss their pants, esp. if they are rookie's. That or I tell them that my uncle is the editor of the local newspaper and he would love to do a story on corrupt cops harrassing innocent civilians and powertripping ;)
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I'm not a police officer.....just like you're not a lawyer... 8)
hmm thats funny. Call the judge who is hearing my motion to suppress this morning... ::)
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do this:
if you get pulled over for a ticket and the cop is a tool
usually they are
Just get name/badge number
file a complaint with their department...in writing
say they were unprofessional, sarcastic, whatever
they probably will not even hear about it
however
the complaint goes in their permanent file
and this makes it harder for them to get promoted ;)
lol biggest crock of shit.. every person who gets a speeding ticket can write a complant. and of course the complaints do come in regularly. if your doing your job thats expected. however they have no bering on anything.. in fact the good officers usually do have more complaints because they know your not sitting on your ass all day.
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Fuck bro, I've been doing this since about '99 ... 3/4 of the time they apologize and let me go, I've had a few guys call my bluff but in the end I persavered and got the their supervising officer's name and their badge number
most of the time they will piss their pants, esp. if they are rookie's. That or I tell them that my uncle is the editor of the local newspaper and he would love to do a story on corrupt cops harrassing innocent civilians and powertripping ;)
oh brother.. your local politicians would put your uncles head on a stick.
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hmm thats funny. Call the judge who is hearing my motion to suppress this morning... ::)
Is it Judge Judy or Mathis? 8)
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Is it Judge Judy or Mathis? 8)
Definitely a cop with that amount of brain work.
Adios twinkletoes
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Definitely a cop with that amount of brain work.
Adios twinkletoes
Nope, but I do respect it. Thankless job.
But you are obviously at a thriving law practice to sit on getbig and post ::) Who are you billing for these hours? ....haha more likely law school at some po-dunk university. Or maybe a legal secretary.....yeah, that's more like it. Fetch me some coffee Martha...
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Nope, but I do respect it. Thankless job.
But you are obviously at a thriving law practice to sit on getbig and post ::) Who are you billing for these hours? ....haha more likely law school at some po-dunk university. Or maybe a legal secretary.....yeah, that's more like it. Fetch me some coffee Martha...
Unreal jealousy. And no, i'm not billing hours. I own my own practice in NY. Crim. defense/Estate Admin.
Go eat another donut fatboy.
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I've always been curious about this as well. I think this would be a really interesting job. I dont understand people that get pissed when they get a ticket. You do understand the most of the time its nothing personal, its just there job. If you dont want a ticket then dont speed its as simple as that.