Police/Military/Emergency/Fire Careers

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2009-11-20 Careers: Police - sworn officers:

Hello Students, This is an extremely broad question. I could probably be here for two hours typing all of the things that a police officer may do in the course of a workday. I also could probably

2009-11-20 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - Waiver:

Dear Wayne -- An answer on your waiver should take no more than 120 days. The duration will depend on the waiver required, whether the waiver can be granted by an officer or must be reviewed by a board

2009-11-19 Careers: Police - Police Officer:

Jason: Right now employment is extremely difficult with very few agencies doing any hiring at this time due to the economy. Even the ones that are, the process takes at minimum, six months in many

2009-11-19 Careers: Police - D:

I am not sure what I can do for you. Obviously these police departments are disqualifying you because of your record. An impersonating a police officer charge is a huge red flag and I am sure that your

2009-11-19 Careers: Military--Army, Navy, Airforce, Marines - Enlisting:

Justin: Your "side" of the story isn't what they are looking at, it's the charges. Plus the fact you seem to have gotten charged more than once. That makes you a 'high risk' candidate and unlikely