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Dick Rogers

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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.

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User	Date	K	C	P	Comments
Todd	10/15/11	10	10	10	This volunteer answered my question very well .....
David	08/29/11	10	10	10	Thank you for the fast and helpful .....
Melanie	06/12/11	10	10	10
Travis	02/11/11	10	10	10	Very knowledgeable. Straightfoward in his answers and .....
Ellen Zepp	01/29/11	10	10	10	Very helpful information.

Recent Answers from Dick Rogers

2012-01-13 crime scene investigation:

Brittany,I personally think that a four-year degree in a specialty would better prepare you for a career in CSI. The most useful tool for investigators, especially involving homicides is DNA and it requires

2011-12-30 would i still be able to get hired as a police officer?:

Daniel, when I saw the length of your query, I almost dropped...but then I saw that you were quite intent on getting into law enforcement and obviously you spent a lot of time getting your thoughts out

2011-12-01 advice please :):

Sally, even though you are in the UK, and background requirements are probably quite different, I will try to answer your inquiry. In the States, one generally must be an officer for quite a few years

2011-10-11 Military:

Todd, one thing is sure, if there is even a small cloud in one's background, and it is not disclosed, that would be enough to pass over a candidate. Given your description of the result obtained by the

2011-08-29 homicide detective question:

David, given the details as you've explained them, a detective would not be involved in a case where his son is one of the victims. The only way he could be involved would be to supply detectives working

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