what is a cops basic salary?
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Here in Indiana its 34-39 grand a year
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Go To Salary.com hope that helps you.
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Between $75,000 and $150,000 depending on geographical area, responsibility, duties and experience.
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In California, Parole officers usually come under 832PC which is the same statue giving authority to Reserve Police Officers and Correctional Officers (also some lower LE positions such as Lottery Agents, etc).  This gives them the authority to arrest "for the people" (meaning they have protections when they make an arrest that normal citizens don't possess), when they are on duty or in the performance of their official duties.  \n\nOn the other hand, Police Officers (which include full time sworn Deputies, local cops, Highway Patrol, agents with the CDOJ, etc) come under 830.1 which means they have full authority 24/7.
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This varies from city to city.  In Houston, Texas, someone on a SWAT team picks up an additional $1,800 per year.  \n\nIn the City of Albuquerque a SWAT officer picks up an additional $50 a month.\n\nBottom line, as in many hazardous positions, the pay is not the major motivator.
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In Sacramento PD as follows:\n\nOfficer, Corporal, Sergeant, Lieutenant, Capitan, Deputy Chief, Chief of Police.
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They do have age restrictions and requirements so if you are planning on going to work for a particular agency you better find out what theirs is. 26 is an average age for law enforcement so I suspect you will be fine. There are not a lot of what you are calling CSI's and very few just hire in off the street even with a good education. Most agencies require tenure and experience before you are allowed to poke around on dead bodies and bodily fluids
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I'm assuming you are refering to shift officers.  Which by I'm assuming you mean patrol.  If not, then disregard the rest of this.  Some officers do more than others.  It would depend on the hiring requirements of the agency.   Mine requires a bachelor degree, or years of experience can substitute.  I, personally, have a bachelors degree and am nearly finished with a masters degree.  So, yes I understand it.  Probably not fully, because who can understand anything "fully"??  With that said, there are also training in most academys on this line, but not as indepth as college.  We all know the basics, people are not all good, people are not all bad.  \nAnother thing I'd like to add is working as a police officer is the best way to learn to understand the behaviors of people.  That is what we do.
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An Army captain in the US is at pay grade O-3, and receives pay of at least $3200 per month, depending on the length of service.  At over 3 years of service, the pay is over $3900/month, and at over 4 years of service, over $4200/month,  with the maximum pay at that grade rising to just over $5200/month after 14 years of service, though at that point in a career, one should be at least one pay grade higher.\n\nhttp://www.dod.mil/dfas/militarypay/newinformation/WebPayTableVersion2006updated.pdf
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Street hooker- $5 to $20 bucks a trick (cops)\nEscort- anywhere from $150 to whatever they charge-a night.
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You have to go to college and obtain a degree in a policing field first.  Then you have to be hired and go through training. Then you have to be on the force for a few years, perhaps several years obtaining basic experience. Not sure the steps from there, I'm still in college.
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Probably the wages vary according what part of North America you are living in and whether you will be dispatching for police, fire, ambulance or all three. I dispatch for police and fire in a small town of approx 11,000 and get approx 10 dollars per hour.  You could probably go to your local police dept, fire dept or ambulance to find out what dispatch centre does their dispatching and go from there.
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Usually a state job.  I'm sure they would be on call for some shifts it depends on the office.  You're not gonna get rich off of it, kinda like a police officer.  Prob. better off in pre-law or forensics.  In general not gonna get paid what you should unless you go to law school & open your own practice.
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"So policemen are just those who catch or apprehend criminals, a worthy occupation. And a copper is someone who seizes, a usage first recorded in Britain in 1846." - thus we have the word "cop"
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clerk of court is a public servant so the county commissioner office set's it's own starting salary. The best thing is to check with the county that is has the position
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I am a police officer.\nIt depends on what you are doing it for.\nA major con is that the majority of the people don't like you, you run the risk of being shot at or killed on a daily basis and you will get lied to about something EVERY SINGLE DAY!!!\nYou will start to look at the world and everyone differently. Everyone becomes a liar to you. You start to believe that no one is telling the complete truth and that becomes your reality.\nNow if you are joining to help people. That can also become hazardous because you have to remember. We only get called after the sh*t has hit the fan and by the time we get there, it's usually too late.\nSo a lot of times, you won't be able to save someone, only be able to look for/catch the bad guy. A lot of officers are depresed and become alcoholics because they let the job affect them.\nIf you are in it just for the money (depending on what state you are in), then you might be ok, but then you aren't really going to be one of the "good" officers that do your job properly.\nYou have to remember to be safe and remember that no matter what, YOU need to go home at the end of the night to your girlfriend and child when you have one.\nKeep thinking about it and if you have any more questions, contact me.\nBy the way...I make waaay more than $30,000 a year.\nOh and SWAT officers get the same pay as the rest of us...They just have more training and have to put their lives in more danger than we do.
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Depends on the county and state you work in...check out www.salary.com