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Dick Rogers

U.S.
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I`ve spent twenty-five years in law enforcement as a state trooper and deputy sheriff. Retired as a lead homicide investigator. My interest is in answering questions dealing with ethical and moral dilemmas facing officers in the field.

PaulKoinig

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i have trained over 100 police work dogs for patrol,narcotics and explosives. i am a nationally certified trainer with the uspca and npca canine associations.

Jack Toomey

U.S.
Available
U.S.: I am an expert in this category for the purpose of giving young people an idea what the hiring process involves for the position of police officer. I am getting a flood of questions from young people who are being influenced by unrealistic television shows. I'd ask you to consider that when you watch police shows on television that they are NOT realistic and most of what you see does not happen in real life. Please do not ask me about potential jail sentences that you, your friends, or family might receive in court. There is no way for me to know that. I am NOT a probation officer so I cannot answer questions about probation and parole matters. I am a retired police officer with 26 years experience.I worked in a variety of assignments including investigations, homicide, sex crimes, runaway investigations, missing persons, and fraud.I also dealt with the general public during that time giving a wide range of advice on matters such as domestic disputes, problem solving, teenage problems, civil/criminal matters, and dealing with the mentally ill. I am available to give sound and reasonable advice which can solve most problems. Please do .....

Loren Stevens

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Retired after 31 years in a large metropolitan PD. Areas of expertise: COVERT OPERATIONS. Management, Administration, Inspections, U/C development, Project design, Ethics, and other related sub topics in COVERT OPERATIONS.

Jim Pastore

U.S.
Available
I am a 23 yr veteran Police Officer in Ohio. I also am a past FOP Lodge President. I am well versed in Ohio laws both crminal and labor related, as well as Police contract neogations.

Jason Grabill

U.S.
Available
General Maryland Law Enforcement, Maryland Law & Traffic Law, the Court System. How to start the process to become a Police Officer, different Police careers, the Interview process, General Police career questions

William Payne

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 11/29/2009
South Carolina general law enforcement career information. South Carolina Criminal & Traffic Laws. Field Training Manager, Court Systems, Police Recruiting & Hiring, Personnel/Employee Evaluations, Non-Lethal Weapons & Use of Force.

Commander Chris Wagoner

U.S.
On Vacation
returns 12/01/2009
I have been a police officer for 28+ years and still going! I am the Police Academy Commander at a LAw Enforcement/ Corrections Academy in North Central Florida. I can answer most questions concerning law enforcement procedures, law enforcement training and general questions about law enforcment' I can also answer questions about becoming a law enfocement officer. I teach the following subjects: RADAR/LASER, Law Enforcement Driving, Law Enforcement Firearms and Patrol Techniques, Officer Safety, WMD's for Patrol Officers, Application of Law, Communications skills, Dealing with the Mentally and physically handicapped, and many more subjects. I have worked as a subject matter expert for the Florida Department of Law Enforcement and helped to write the police curriculum for the State of Florida. I like answering questions about how to become a police officer, and questions about why did an officer do this or that type questions. I also like answering any questions you may have about police work in general. I do not mind helping with homework questions or trying to answer your questions about legal subjects that I have knowledge of. You will never know the answer until you ask! If you do ask a question, PLEASE take the time .....

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2009-11-20 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

2009-11-19 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 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 Police careers:

Hi Brandon, From what you have told me you shoudl not have any problem. The minor drug use, as long as it was over 3 or so years ago should not be a DQ for most agencies. Be well and saty safe. You

2009-11-18 Basic vs. 2 year degree:

Brian, What that basically means is you need to be sponsored by a local Department in order to go through OPOTA. The Sheriff's Dept will usually give you a commission in order to go through the

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