i wish to become a police officer, prefferbly armed but i dont know the requirements to be an armed officer.?
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A dislike of brazillians in large coats and an itchy trigger finger?
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Head to your local County Clerk's Office for a pistol permit.  You'll have to fill it out, get fingerprinted and wait.  And wait.
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pretty simple.  Go to a recruitment center and sign up.   Becasue of your degree you might qualify for officer school.
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Go out and join law enforcement. If you have the education and the training, you should do fine.\n\nHowever, be aware that the people who you will deal with are living a different reality than you and me. They operate on the law of the jungle. The strong survive and power means everything. I happened to be a tall, strong law enforcement officer and I rarely have a suspect fight me. They have told me my size made them think twice before fighting. If you are small in nature, you may have to fight more. And keep in mind, most of the time you will have one or more back-up officers with you. Citizen who see us three or more deep arresting someone don't realize that we bring a lot of officers out to avoid fights. We know the nature of these people.\n\nWith that said, all of the smaller officers I know are fully capable of doing this job. Just be aware of what you might be getting in to.
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JOIN THE POLICE ACCADAMY.
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What has not been mentioned is that you must also complete and pass a POST (Police Officer Standards and Training) Academy.\n\nAnd Chrissy, you must be living in Mexico.
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YES! To qualify for a concealed carry permit, by federal law, you must be at least 21 years of age.
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Contact the police in Singapore to see what the requirements are. Do not try freelance education
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All states I am aware of follow thier state POST ( Police Officer Standard and Training) requirements for that state.\n\nI would suggest you do a research ( web search) on POST traiing.\n\nNormally police policy merely states they require and follow POSST standards
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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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The M4 is a fully automatic rifle and you must have a class 3 firearms permit which allows you to own fully automatic guns. You do not have to be a member of any elite force or anything of that nature, you just have to be able to meet the qualifications of the class 3 firearms permit and be financially sound enough to afford this permit, as they are very expensive.  It is a lifetime permit, but I believe it is near impossible to get one, as the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms does not want just anyone owning a fully automatic weapon.
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You do NOT have to have a college degree to become a cop.  A lot of agencies prefer them, but there are several cops who actually get their degree while they are cops.\n\nThe MP is a good thing, but not the only thing you can do.  I'd suggest some of the vocational schools who offer some training in criminal justice.  That can help give you a background on how to look at the law etc.\n\nFinally, go to different agencies and ask them.  Some will pay for you to attend the academy.  If you have the money, you can go to the academy on your own and then have that under your belt and hope for an agency to pick you up.\n\nBest of luck, and if you are successful - BE SAFE!.
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TO QUALIFY TO TAKE THE POLICE OFFICER EXAMINATION, YOU MUST:\n\nBe at least 20 years old (there is no maximum age limit). \nBe a U.S. citizen or a permanent resident alien. There is no residency requirement. \nHave a valid driver license. \nNot have been convicted of a felony in California or of an act in any other state or Federal jurisdiction or in any other county that would have been a felony if committed in California or any misdemeanor that carries a penalty prohibiting ownership, possession, or control of a firearm. \nTO BE HIRED, YOU MUST:\n\nBe at least 21 years old. \nHave: \na U.S. high school diploma or \na G.E.D.  or \nCalifornia High School Proficiency examination or \ntwo-year / four year degree from an accredited college or university \nBe a U.S. citizen. \nSuccessfully complete all components of the Police Officer examination and the background investigation process.\n\nTHE POLICE OFFICER COMPONENTS ARE:\n\nA multiple-choice written examination that tests English grammar and syntax, spelling, vocabulary, and reading-comprehension skills.\n\nA physical ability examination that measures strength, endurance, equilibrium, and flexibility. Additionally, a trigger-pull exercise that measures handgrip and arm strength.\n\nA situation-response oral examination that tests oral communication skills, decision-making, self-control, and flexibility.\n\nCandidates who pass the three-part Police Officer examination move on to the background investigation process.\n\n\nTHE BACKGROUND INVESTIGATION PROCESS CONSISTS OF:\n\nA psychological evaluation that includes a written evaluation and an interview. \nA polygraph examination that focuses on information provided in the candidate's personal history questionnaire. \nAn employment-character-background investigation. \nA medical examination that includes a vision test, a hearing test, and height/weight measurements. \nAt the time of the vision test, your corrective lenses (glasses or hard or soft contact lenses) must be made available. Vision must be at least 20/30 either unaided or corrected with glasses or hard or soft contact lenses. If glasses or hard contact lenses are worn, uncorrected vision must be no weaker than 20/100. If soft contact lenses are worn, there is no limitation on uncorrected vision provided the wearer has successfully worn these soft lenses for at least six (6) months. All candidates must have entirely full visual fields and must achieve a passing score on a color-vision test.\n\nAt the time of the hearing test, the uncorrected auditory threshold for each ear in the speech frequencies of 500, 1000, 2000 and 3000 Hz should average 20 db, or less in the ANSI 69 calibration. Hearing loss in these frequencies should be no greater than 35 db.\n\nAt the time of height-weight measurement, the following standards will be strictly adhered to:\n\n\nMEN WOMEN \nHEIGHT MAXIMUM WEIGHT HEIGHT MAXIMUM WEIGHT \n5' 151 4'6" 116 \n5'2" 159 4'8" 122 \n5'4" 167 4'10" 130 \n5'6" 175 5' 138 \n5'8" 183 5'2" 144 \n5'10" 193 5'4" 152 \n6' 204 5'6" 161 \n6'2" 216 5'8" 169 \n6'4" 229 5'10" 179 \n6'6" 241 6' 190 \n \nCandidates may be disqualified from the background investigation process if they withhold, misstate, or lie about background information; if they have a felony conviction; if they have an unacceptable driving record; or if they have a history of use or association with illegal drugs.\n\nCandidates who are disqualified during background investigation process must wait two years from the date of disqualification before they may reapply to take the Police Officer examination. Candidates who are disqualified because of uncorrectable medical problems, serious drug abuse or because of criminal records may possibly not be allowed to reapply.\n\nWhen the candidate's background investigation process is completed, th
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I think the minimum requirement in GA is that you have to have held a Law Enforcement Position for a mimimum time of 2 years, or Military Equivelent.   \n\nThe best thing to do is to get a job with a PI Agency and get the experience.  Most agencies will help you get your individual license, but until you do...you would be working under theirs.
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I know you have to go through gun safety class and have a permit to carry.\n\nHere is a link to the state site:\nhttp://www.dps.state.mn.us/bca/CJIS/Documents/CarryPermit/permittocarry.html
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most major corps like disney do 10 year criminal checks. to be a security officer in Fla. you must not have a felony in last five years and no crimes, misdomeanor or otherwise involving theft, domestic violence, or moral turpitude(lying,or falsifying info). they will also most likely do a credit check. Unarmed officers must have a class D license, and armed officers must have the D & G license.
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First off you have to be an American citizen and it all depends on what kind of job you want to do for them. If you are looking to be a clandestine officer they like you to have a bachelors degree in political science or world politics. You can always check out their website. Yeah I know huh a secret organization advertising lol but they do it's where I got my info.