Officer Selection and Training Process Paper CJS/210 Instructor: Amanda Fisher By: Chasity Hurt Due Date: September 28‚ 2014 What are the requirements of a police officer? What kind of training process does officers go through? Well‚ keep on reading. First topic to be spoke about is the requirements of the police officer and selection process. The second topic is the training process and career development programs. As all jobs there are certain age requirements. With jobs
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A Police Officer Education: Police officers must have a minimum of a high school education‚ or its equivalent‚ and larger departments may require one or two years of college. Federal and State agencies typically require a college degree. Since civil service regulations govern the appointment of police in most jurisdictions‚ officers must pass a civil service examination. Officers usually undergo a variety of testing including a physical examination
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Unprofessional Police Officers and Corruption Within The Police Force In the Internet I have found an interesting web-site “Bad Cop‚ No Donut”. This is a “weekly wrap-up of North American police brutality‚ misconduct and corruption”. In other words there are plenty examples of unprofessional police officers. Here I found three situations to analyze. The first situation is described in the article “Woman dies after being struck by police officer during shootout”‚ In general it looks like a
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room as assigned. The first part of the questions asked was about the qualification becoming a police officer. Townships‚ and cities do have different requirements and qualifications‚ some high school graduates‚ and police academy graduates‚ but many are now requiring some sort of college education‚ or an associate’s or a bachelor’s degree. The skills needed for the positions as a police officer are‚ being physical‚ communication skills‚ social skills‚ and adjusting being under pressure. One of the
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and advancing my field as a naval officer. Who I
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| | ARRC-CPR-RNTC 9 May 2011 MEMORANDUM FOR: President of the Board SUBJECT: Why I want to be an Army Officer Over thirteen years ago‚ as a young Private First Class‚ I had the same attitude as most Soldiers when they enlist into the Army; four years and I’m done. However‚ over the past thirteen years I have come to embrace all that the Army stands for
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The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) is a corporate officer responsible for managing the company’s financial operations. This officer is also responsible for all accounting functions including credit control‚ budgeting and financial reporting‚ coordination of financing and funding‚ expenditure and liquidity‚ monitoring and management of investment and tax issues‚ provide timely reports to the board‚ and providing timely financial data to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). In some sectors the CFO is
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their upmost attention to every detail that is put out to the person. Obeying an order from a NCO or commissioned officers is highly respect in the military world the proper way to respect an NCO or commissioned officer is by standing at the proper position for an NCO it will be standing at parade rest for a commissioned officer the soldier or personnel addressing the officer will stand at attention if the soldier of personnel does not do the proper actions then there will be an on the spot
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military police officer is to protect the lives and property on Army territory by enforcing military laws and regulations‚ control traffic‚ prevent crime and respond to all emergencies. There is a lot that goes into becoming an MP. There is school and special training thats involved. Another aspect is the crucial distinction between a civilian police officer and a military police officer. There is also many job benefits that also include life after the military. A military police officer is responsible
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among the public and other agencies. Each year we are recruiting more mature and better officers than ever before. These officers have the ability to carry our reputation of excellence and professionalism forward for years to come‚ but to do so; they must
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