How do you become an armed career criminal?
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The first requirement is extreme STUPIDITY !!!!!
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I'm certain it's the same as California's - 3 felony convictions and you get the mandatory life sentence(usually 20 years) you're considered a "career criminal" with little chance for rehabilitation. - Try Cal. State Law - and see if there's mention of Ariz.
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Armed robbery is a FELONY, and FELONS are usually sentenced with several years of incarceration, it does not matter how much was taken. Crimes with guns have harsher penalties than others.
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take the gun safety courses from a certified trainer and the american redcross cpr for police its also got the defibulator course go to the local police supply shop for more info a security gaurd course may be out ther and also the police training courses are open to applicants you can pas and not apply to a city
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1.  Meditate. Decide upon a series of ideas, morals and philosophies that you truly believe in and that will enable you to go through with illegal and immoral acts without much regret or guilt.\n2. Read up on the Ninja's role throughout history, this will help you decide if you truly wish to become a Ninja.\n3. Learn the ability to hide your feelings and your emotions, or rather, obtain a poker face.\n4. Learn to control people and manipulate events not by force, but by words and actions, so that you can obtain a goal without having to resort to any manner of fight. Use peoples desires, needs and wants against them. Humans need security, wealth, pride, strength and to have their lust satisfied. Use this against them, Compliment them and gain favor, Money and bribes are often useful.\n5. There are times when stealth is needed. Not so much putting on a hood and breaking into a house, but rather the ability to walk quietly and enter a situation without becoming the focus of it. Or the ability to not be conspicous on a scene, the ability to look as if you naturally belong. Learn to walk silently.\n6. Learn to study a group, the mission, and the method to solve the task.\n7. By the time you have learned this, you are a true Ninja. Ninja's don't wear black and "drop down from the ceiling and slice everyone to pieces". They use the situation and humans to gain the knowledge and power needed to complete their task without anyone assuming anything.\n8. Buy a samurai sword. You don't need to buy an authentic or antique sword, just a decent quality sword for about $20-60. Plastic will suffice, but cheap steel might be more useful. \n\n* Meditate Often\n* You will never be able to control others if you cannot control yourself\n* Although the ninja of ancient Japan no longer exist, their modern decendants are spies or (in situations that require stealth) commandos (the stealthy ones).\n* Take a psychology class. \n\n* Ninja's don't "Flip down from the ceiling and kill everything with Ninja Stars". If that is what your looking for, go play a video game :).\n* Even words and simple actions can be illegal (like lying to government officials)\n* Watch who you make your enemy, but watch who you make your master or leader even more closely\n* This will take a few years to be decent at this, Don't try for a week then give up.
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The responsibility associated with a law enforcement career is significant; however, there is tremendous benefit and pride in serving and protecting others. Not only will you ensure the safety of citizens, but you will also uphold the law, and ensure that the rights of citizens are preserved. These responsibilities make this profession among the most important in maintaining the integrity of the laws created on the local, state, and federal levels.   \n  \n \n- Step One -\nYES!!  I Want to Be A Police Officer!!  \n \n\nThe first step in the testing process is to file an application and Abbreviated Background Questionnaire (ABQ) \n\nThe Abbreviated Background Questionnaire (ABQ) is a preliminary background review. This DOES NOT REPLACE the more extensive background review conducted for those applicants who receive a passing score on all four phases of the examination. However, this Questionnaire will be reviewed prior to scheduling candidates for the exam. PLEASE MAKE SURE THIS INFORMATION IS ACCURATE. This document must be completed and submitted to take the examination.\n\nThe requirements for filing an application follow:\n\nYou must be 20 years of age at the time of application and 21 years in order to be   appointed.  (No maximum age restriction applies). \n\nYou must possess a valid driver's license. \n\nYou must have a high school diploma, or GED equivalent. \nSome Require College or College credits\n\nYou must be a US Citizen. \n\nPrior police experience is not required.\n\n\n-Step Two-  \n \n\nIf your application and ABQ are approved, the Police Departent will notify you of the time and place to report for the four-phase examination. The phases of the examination follow:\n\n \nI.    Physical Capability (Pass/Fail)\nII.   Multiple Choice Examination (Pass/Fail)\nIII.  Writing Sample (Pass/Fail)\nIV. Oral Exercise \n  \nThe phases of the examination are numbered according to the order in which the exam will be graded.  The phases may not be administered in the order they are listed above.  Phases I, II, and III of the examination are administered as "hurdles".  Candidates who fail to pass a phase will not receive a score for subsequent phases.  A candidate must receive a passing score on all phases to be considered eligible.  Passing scores from Phase IV will determine the candidate's ranking on the eligible list.\n\nIn summary the standards for the Physical Capability test will measure the following:\n\nEVENTS\n STANDARD\n \n300 meter run\n 70 seconds\n \npush-ups\n 20 repetitions\n \nsit-ups\n 31 repetitions in one minute \n \n\nPhases I, II, and III are administered on a pass/fail basis only. Candidates who pass all four phases of the exam will be placed on the eligible list wholly on the basis of their Phase IV scores. Information sessions will be offered by Civil Service prior to testing, and we strongly urge you to attend one of these classes. There is no appeals process for the Civil Service test.\n \n \n- Step Three -  \n Candidates who score high enough on the Civil Service examination(s) to begin the selection process will be placed in one of three bands--90, 80, or 70--depending on their B-Pad test score.\n\nMilitary veterans who take this examination, upon presentation of appropriate documentation no later than the final day of testing, may be eligible for Veteran’s Preference credit.  \n\nAll candidates will be notified by the Police Department of their final test score(s) and successful candidates will be notified of the band to which they have been assigned.\n\n\nBeginning with the 90 band candidates, a personal history questionnaire will be provided to, and must be completed by the candidate.  The candidate will then be required to report to Police Headquarters for a pre-interview with a background investigator. Pictures, fingerprints, and waivers will be completed to assist in an extensive background investigation.  A polygraph examination and oral interview will be scheduled at this
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It depends on a) how old you are, b) if you have any kind of criminal background, and c) if you're qualified to do any of the jobs that they have openings for.\n\nThe link below will take you to Interpol's recruitment site.
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Some colleges ask on your application if you have a felony, ignore that. You were not 21. I work with organizations that are trying to stop the discrimination that is preventing people with CORI to move forward with their lives. As far as a career, your robbery will depend on the circumstances, you will need to work on your community service and do well in school to show an employer that you are worth hiring. I am going to give you a website to contact to assist you and others facing the same challenges. Go to school and pursue your dreams. Your past is just that your past it is not the person you are today. Good Luck
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You should be over age 21, no record of domestic violence, no felonies, clean driving record, no assault convicitons. Have good eyesight and hearing. Ability to run, climb, etc. Weight in proportion to height. No psychiatric illness. Decent credit record. You can take criminal justice courses at college. You can contact the academy in the state you want to work in and ask about putting yourself through pre-service program (pay your own way to become POST certified). Being POST certified makes you a better hiring candidate.  Starting out as a dispatcher can be good (you'll become certified for that too). Dispatching isn't easy though, so don't think of it as "the bottom:".  It's high stress and you MUST be able to multi-task to a high degree. Otherwise you need to be able to keep your cool, handle stress and confrontation, deal with mess (dead bodies, feces, vomit, all that fun stuff) and have good common sense. POST stands for Peace Officers Standards and Training. There should be a POST in your state.  If you want to work and train in another state go to their POST website and academy website.  There are also pre-service programs for dispatchers.
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Interpol (the International Criminal Police Organization) has wanted posters of some of the world's nastiest criminals:\nhttp://www.interpol.int/Public/Wanted/Default.asp\n\nAs to where to gain the skills, I would recommend  the United States military - the Navy has SEALS, Army has Delta Force. Both are elite units where you learn the types of skills that would come in handy hunting international criminals.\nhttp://www.sealchallenge.navy.mil/\nhttp://specialoperations.com/Army/Delta_Force/\n\nThe FBI and Secret Service also specialize in the apprehension of criminals, and both offer excellent training for agents.\nhttp://www.fbijobs.gov/\nhttp://www.secretservice.gov/opportunities.shtml\n\nBy the way, a "guerilla assassin" would be someone who works way, way outside the law. I believe the title you are looking for is "global vigilante".
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lets get some thing strate non of you know what your talking about, shotguns are not classed as firearms there smothbors, rifles are firearms. Both you requiare a licence for which can be obtained by contacting your local constabulary for an aplication form, then the veting begins (shotgun and firearms certificate) As long as you have the right certificate then every hunnting rifel is legal to you, as long as its endorsed on your licence and you are a member of a clube or have the apropriate land to use it on. There is a rifle for every job from rabbits to foxs right the way up to deer and more
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Convicted felons are generally prohibited from possessing a firearm under both federal and many state laws.  That would tend to sink your ship right there, as law enforcement officers usually are armed.\n\nI'd agree with the other poster so far in that I can't imagine a law enforcement agency hiring a felon.  The felony conviction is something that would almost certainly have to be disclosed to the defense, and the credibility of the officer would effectively be shot.\n\nAs for being a lawyer: who knows?  Those guys get away with some of the most outrageous stuff I've ever seen (the DA in my county has been convicted of tax evasion and was sentenced to some period of time in jail...but he's still the DA and the liberal folks in this county seem to love him).  Go figure.\n\nGood luck with your quest...I hope you can find something that will make you happy and serve society well.\n\n1/29/06: Expungement is certainly something worth checking into, but don't let yourself be fooled into thinking you won't have to disclose your conviction to a law enforcement agency during the background process.  Laws probably vary by state, but I'd bet you have to disclose even an expunged conviction to a law enforcement agency you're applying to.
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You're in college. If you finish, you'll be a graduate. You have to routes, become an officer or enlist.\n\nPersonally, I'd recommend the officer route.\n\nYou want to become something in law enforcement, though, go enlisted.\n\nIf you become an officer, you'll be trained in an overall leadership position. To lead a crew, you have to know something about everyone's job. You'll be placed in different divisions that have nothing to do with law enforcement. You may be trained to lead in a security situation, as well as the locker leader in case of a damage control situation.\n\nOverall, officers go a more generalistic route.\n\nIf you enlist, you can become a Master at Arms and specialize in only law enforcement and such.\n\nIf you become an MA, you'll start from the bottom. A way to skyrocket as an MA is to get sea duty, but as an MA, that'd be more difficult. You'll be more likely to clean a space than to arrest someone. Even while you'll be arresting, you'll be swabbing.\n\nAs an officer, you'll tell people to do the cleaning, but no guarantee to do law enforcement. You can get €the sea duty and if even if you're the officer in charge of the MAs, if you get a small ship, you'll be the Administrative officer or even the Navigator, which has nothing to do with law enforcement. You'll have the pay and benefits, but if your heart is in law enforcement, enlist as an MA.\n\nTruthfully, my opinion is to graduate from school and apply at a police force and go to police academy. Even after you get out of the Navy and join the police force, you'll still be a rookie and you'll be 4 years late.
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could depend on the nature of the reckless. Was a car or firearm involved. Security work, body guards, private detective are not ruled out. The rest of the positions rest on the rules of the force you want to join. Is 19 still considered a minor in your state. Most of these records will are sealed at adult hood & won't go against you. Try to find someone  or write directly to the desired department & ask questions\nThe lockout is not as great as most people think\nIt is what you do from then on, education, effort, try getting involved with some community work. Keep your nose clean\nBetter to not even have a traffic ticket until apply
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You don't.\nIf you want one legally, you have to apply\nfor a special permit from the ATF.\nI doubt very highly that you'll get one.\nIf you do get one, don't get caught.\nA air gunner had one on his air rifle, it got confiscated,\nhe got arrested, went to court after over a year in prison,\ngot a very, very big fine, and went back prison. \nDon't screw with the ATF. \nIf you don't know what that is, Alcohol, Tabbaco, and Firearms.\nIt's the Feds.\nGo ahead, try it, I love it when I hear of people in the news for trying stupid things like that, I laugh my azz off.
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Federal requirements:\na) Rifles & shotguns- 18 years of age\nb) Handguns- 21 years of age\nc)Must be a citizen, or an alien in this country legally\nd) Must be sound of mind\ne)Cannot be discharged from the US military under dishonarable conditions\nf)Cannot have committed a felony punishable by a jail term of a year or more.\nThese are the basic federal regulations. Local regulations vary from state to state. Some states are stricter than others,check with your local authorities. When buying the gun, you will also need a driver's license, or state issued  ID card as identification.
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Be over 18 and go to a gun shop, fill out paperwork. Pay your money and pick up the rifle.