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Hello Lou, I think not, in most city and county agencies. But clearly, the more you can pony up for "ksa's" (knowledge skills and abilities, the more attractive of a candidate you make. To be certain
Hello Rodney, I wish I could say with absolute certainty, what the exact preconditions of employment in the state of Georgia are. But, as you might suspect, I do not have those specifics. First, I would
Hello Russell, Typically, to be considered for a local or state law enforcement agency, requires a HS diploma, or GED, clean criminal history, decent driving record, no debt problems, no domestic-violence
Hello Anna, As you might suspect, prophecy is not one of my gifts. I don't know with absolute certainty, one way or the other. What I think, is that it won't hurt you at all. Some people belive that
Hello Paul, OK, what's the question?? If police work is your passion, you might have to weigh that with your other duties, in terms of providing for your large family. I'm guessing, that you currently
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