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In order to become a law enforcement officer, one should have a college background involving something related to criminal justice. From there, one needs to apply and go through the proper officer training.
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What education is required to become a truant officer in the USA?
To become a truant officer, one must have at least graduated from high school, and most positions require a certain rank of law enforcement to be obtained.
What is the crime of impersonating a police officer?
Answer: Representing yourself, by speech, actions, or clothing, as a law enforcement officer, when you are not.Answer: Impersonating a police officer; a felony.
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One drink equals__________ in the eyes of law enforcement.
How can an officer of law enforcement search a workplace without a warrant?
They can't so if one did he could be fired
Can you be a cop with a pacemaker?
A pacemaker will disqualify one from meeting the physical requirements to be a member of a law enforcement officer.
Is a pump pellet rifle considered a firearm gun and prohibited by a felon in Missouri or can you buy one?
This question is best answered my local law enforcement not WikiAnswers. Check with your probation officer or law enforcement
How does an individual become a cop?
To become a cop, or law enforcement officer, one must first of all attain a basic high school education. Further education at college or university is recommended and may help with the very competitive selection process.
Is it against the law if you fail to comply with a law enforcement officer?
Answered by Reid Breitman. This is for information only and you should consult a lawyer before relying on anything on the internet. It is dangerous to your health not to comply with a law enforcement officer. Having said that, I think the law is that one must comply with any lawful order or instruction given by a law enforcement officer. So if an officer tells you to go kill someone, or a bad cop orders a driver to provide sexual favors, obviously those are not lawful orders and they can be disobeyed. But unless one is absolutely certain that the order of a law enforcement officer is unlawful, it is safer to follow it. You might not know the underlying reasoning for the order, and the officer might not have the time to explain it to you, or might not be at liberty to explain because that could divulge confidential or sensitive information. Sometimes, you just have to trust law enforcement officers to know what they are doing. But the best way to say it is "I'd rather be wronged and alive, than right and dead."
How does one become an undercover cop?
To become an undercover police officer, a person must have at least a high school diploma. Courses that pertain to criminal justice and law enforcement can also be beneficial. Training is a big part of becoming an undercover cop as well.
What are the qualifications required to become a cop?
In order to become a police officer, one must finish high school, and attend a police academy. Completing an undergraduate program for criminal justice or law enforcement may also be important in certain cities, but not all of them.
Can a police officer who is fired for dishonesty be hired with another police department?
Possibly. Each law enforcement agency establishes its own standards for hiring. Conduct that would be grounds for termination by one law enforcement agency might be discounted by another.
What service weapon do St. Louis police use?
The type of firearm carried by any law enforcement officer is determined by the officer's employer and sometimes the officer him/herself. Most law enforcement agencies permit their officers to carry any one of several sidearms from an approved list. The most commonly carried firearm in the United States is Glock, with about 65% of the U.S. market.
