Post 165.
As for the rest of your list of demands, it’s not up to me to lay out the framework for you to justify the claim that you already made. Here is what you said:
You made this claim. You back it up.
I did with the link in post # 254
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What is the hiring process?
There are some barriers to employment in public safety that do not apply to most ordinary careers. You should be aware that the application, selection and appointment process may take four to six months to complete, and in some circumstances, up to a year.
After a relatively simple initial application process, a promising candidate must successfully complete the following:
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If you get past all that, you then get to go through an exhausting physical and mental challenge known as
the police academy. It should be noted that some agencies will require completion of an approved police academy course before applying for open positions, so be sure to check with the specific departments you’re interested in; almost all large agencies, like the NYPD, will require completion of their own in-house program once a conditional offer of employment has been accepted.
And yes, you have to complete a police academy prior to becoming a cop, even if you already have a college degree in a criminal justice-related field. While there is no standardized curriculum for police academies nationwide, you can expect
an average of 833 hours of classroom instruction, which will take just shy of five months to complete.
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After that, you’ll enter a tough
on-the-job training program with a field training officer, after which you can expect to be on probation as a
rookie officer for at least a year – in some places, up to two.
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A veteran officer breaks down the rigorous process to land the job — do you have what it takes?
www.police1.com
The one year OJT adds another 2,000 hours at least. Pushing training and process up towards 3,000 hours and two years at least.
If have to do two years of OJT probationary, than towards 5,000+ hours and three years.
You and fellow criminals and police haters should learn how to research and find real data and facts. Would be a start toward not getting on the wrong side of the law so often as you do.