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Is it possible for a police officer to lose his accreditation?
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Yes. If his department, city, county, or state have set minimimum requirements for certification to be a law enforcement officer, they must be complied with. If they are not met, even after a certain number of attempts to come into compliance are made, then they may have their accreditation/certification withdrawn.
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What type of crime is interfering with a police officer?
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I heard through the grapevine that the Biology department lost their accreditation three times due to failing too many students.
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you lose sight
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