Training period depends on different states police departments. If you are a graduate then you can give groups exams of particular state and enter the police department. It nearly takes one to two years of training.
Yes, you will do excercise tuff in officer training, but be in shape and fit
Yes, a police officer undergoes a physical bootcamp before joining their department. The bootcamp helps trains them on how to move with a weapon.
Go down to your local police station and inquire within. They will be able to tell you what the best places to take the training are. They might even do the training in house at the station.
Becoming a police officer doesn't require a criminal justice degree. That is typically for people who will have public positions or government jobs. If you want to become a law officer it typically requires classes and field training.
They take some combatives training. How thorough it is really depends on the individual departments and their training staff. The training is more focused on avoiding physical confrontation and controlling situations without violence. If a police officer has to resort to combat, he has probably already failed in his mission.
Yes, it is required to take 6 months of police academy
Although it's possible to become a police officer with just a high school diploma and going to the police academy, it's not the best course of preparation. Most police departments nowadays prefer a four year degree. http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/criminal-justice-resources/police here you go, this is a summary of the common needs of a police officer official.
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To become a police patrol officer on a large city police force, such as Chicago, you must take a written test as well as a physical test. A high school diploma is required. See the below link:
If the repo agent can demonstrate that he has lawful claim to take the car then the Police Officer cannot prevent him.
I don't think they can, even if they are law enforcements, it would be wrong for a Police officer to do that.
Yes, this should not prevent one from becoming a police officer...assuming that the person applying is upfront regarding the condition that he/she is receiving the medication for.