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What is a standard issue service weapon for Australian police?
Glock 22 .40 calibre
Does a police officer ever have to take physical training classes after he or she joins a department?
Yes, a police officer undergoes a physical bootcamp before joining their department. The bootcamp helps trains them on how to move with a weapon.
Are knives a standard issue weapon for Secret Service Agents?
According to the Department of the Treasury, Secret Service officers do not carry knives as a standard-issue weapon. Please See Link
What are the police department policy of police brutality?
It depends on the particular department. The general opinion among police officers is that the term is used too much and is used as a weapon by criminals and people with agendas. Usually, there is an internal affairs or professional standards office within the department. They investigate ALL police shootings to determine if they were justified, and any complaints from the general public. Law enforcement's answer to police brutality is often to turn the other cheek. This is commonly known as the "Blue Wall of Silence" which unfortunately happens way too often.
Why can police officers carry a fully loaded automatic weapon without having a federal tax stamp?
The Federal Tax Stamp you mention is required by the National Firearms Act for the transfer of ownership of a machinegun from one private citizen to another. The law creates an exemption for law enforcement AGENCIES, and the military. The police officer does not OWN the automatic weapon- his department does- and it is registered to his department. Whether or not it is loaded is not relevant to the law.
How can you find out if the police have confiscated a weapon and the serial number is available?
Talk to the police.
What is non-service pattern weapon?
A non-service pattern weapon (NSP) is a personal weapon that members of the military may have. NSPs are limited to one.
What weapon was used to kill Black Dahlia?
The police couldn't prove a precise weapon of choice. The official cause of death was "hemorrhage and shock due to concussion of Elizabeth Short the brain and lacerations of the face." Although the Los Angeles Police Department will not comment on the specifics of the weapon used to sever Beth's body, it is believed the killer used a butcher knife to eventually saw her in two. Most people think it was a saw.
Do police officers have to return their firearm when they resign?
Yes, they may keep it.- - - - - - - -Incorrect! Of course, they do. It's not their personal property. Badge and sidearm come with the job, but belong to the department.- - - - - - - -Added: Both answers are partially true. Some departments require their officers to purchase their own weapons, but the department sets the standards for the make, type, and caliber. Others give the option to the officer of either carrying an agency issued sidearm or purchasing their own (agency authorized) weapon, other agencies require the officer to carry only the department issued weapon.If you purchase your own weapon, obviously you retain ownership of it and can take it with you when you leave employment. If it is a department issued weapon, the department owns it and you must turn it in.Occasionally, a department will offer a retiree the option of purchasing their department-issued weapon that they have carried their entire career, but that is strictly up to that individual agency, and is not a universal practice.
What happens if you strike a police officer with a deadly weapon?
you get hung
What brand and model of weapon do detectives carry?
That generally depends on the regulations of the department that the detective works for. Some police departments require a certain model of sidearm, while others are more relaxed about the sidearm requirements.
What are the release dates for Police Story - 1973 The Empty Weapon 3-8?
Police Story - 1973 The Empty Weapon 3-8 was released on: USA: 21 November 1975
