Absolutely !... Police forces have set ages at which they deem officers are too old to effectively do their job. A police officer needs to be fit, and mentally alert - which is why you would never see a 70-year-old officer chasing a felon on foot !
a policeman can retire at normal retirement age. If he wants to leave early, he can also.
I am not really sure. I would assume around the same age as police officers- at the age of 55 after serving for a minimum of thirty years
Police officers in the United States can opt to retire with 20 years of service for half pay.
Most police retire at 55 because it is such a physical job.
That will depend on the specific force that they work for. In most cases the union representing them have determined what the requirements are.
They're not. Most retire by 45.
In Ireland you will have to be a minimum of 27 years of age before you can apply to be a police.
Most states require you to be 18 years old to begin training.
In the states of Missouri and kansas that age is 55 check with your local doc on your states retirement age In New Mexico, you can retire after 20 years at 75% pay if you are over 50 years old. If you are younger, you can't retire until 50.
Certainly a police officer can question a 7 year old.
No.
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The answer depends on the type of officer: military? police? corporate?
It's possible, but unlikely. In any event, you would have to demonstrate many intervening years of lawful conduct before you would be eligible to be a police officer.
No, a sixteen year old is not legally old enough to own a firearm to begin with. Also, you must be at least 18 years old to sign an affidavit.
Never in life.
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