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SCTAXPAYER
12-15-2005, 10:58 AM
This is to make the tax payers of Suffolk aware what is going on. All of the Police academy recruits have been pulled out of the academy for holiday foot patrol. These recruits are not even New York State Certified Police Officers. Whose Idea was this? STEVE LEVY. This opens the police dept to some heavy law suits. They do not even have the laws of arrest block...WAKE UP
OHS__T
12-15-2005, 11:11 AM
now that what I call OJT!!
This is to make the tax payers of Suffolk aware what is going on. All of the Police academy recruits have been pulled out of the academy for holiday foot patrol. These recruits are not even New York State Certified Police Officers. Whose Idea was this? STEVE LEVY. This opens the police dept to some heavy law suits. They do not even have the laws of arrest block...WAKE UPThe way we are doing it in my pct, the ppos are with a regular officer and are just window dressing for the season, its not the 1st time they've been used, in the city they were used right after 9/11, they are not be certified, and they wont be until after field training which is concluded several months after they are out of the academy. But they are sworn members of the force with all the same powers as any other cop.i
concerned citizen 101
12-15-2005, 02:54 PM
How do I tell the difference between them and a normal cop? Different shoulder patch, no gun, no bagde, etc?
Also what communities get foot patrols?
are they carrying guns yet??????????
NYPD has been doing that for years...no gun no shield and academy uniform.
guest11111
12-15-2005, 05:54 PM
There is no way to tell the difference unilike teh city the new cops have all guns and equipment and have also had all laws of arrest it is the 1st thing you learn in most academys
guest11111
12-15-2005, 05:54 PM
There is no way to tell the difference unilike teh city the new cops have all guns and equipment and have also had all laws of arrest it is the 1st thing you learn in most academys
How do I tell the difference between them and a normal cop? Different shoulder patch, no gun, no bagde, etc?
Also what communities get foot patrols?
there is no difference between them and regular cops they all have their badges, patches etc. they are missing their collar brass thats all.
i'd imagine at least 40-60% are from other police jobs like every other class.
The moment a Recruit gets sworn in regardless of amount of training, they have full Police Powers. The Bureau of Municipal Police Training Council promulgates that an officer once sworn in must complete a BMPTC certified police academy within one year of getting sworn in. The minimum training time (well exceeded by Nassau,Suffolk,NYC) that BMP requires is 440 hours. For all of you liberal non-math majors that equates to 11 weeks at 40 hours per week. To break it down into little parts for you. A person could get sworn in on January 1, 2006 and not have to start the academy until the beginning of September. During that time they are empowered to go out on the street and without any training whatsoever perform all of the duties of Police Officers.
PeteMcGoon
12-16-2005, 08:32 AM
The moment a Recruit gets sworn in regardless of amount of training, they have full Police Powers. The Bureau of Municipal Police Training Council promulgates that an officer once sworn in must complete a BMPTC certified police academy within one year of getting sworn in. The minimum training time (well exceeded by Nassau,Suffolk,NYC) that BMP requires is 440 hours. For all of you liberal non-math majors that equates to 11 weeks at 40 hours per week. To break it down into little parts for you. A person could get sworn in on January 1, 2006 and not have to start the academy until the beginning of September. During that time they are empowered to go out on the street and without any training whatsoever perform all of the duties of Police Officers.
True, true....
Or, you could put my crack force of Airport Police/Secuirty Guards on the street to sooth the publics worry about crime. I hire my guys and put them right into a police uniform, give them police id and badges and cars and a big ole glock pistol and WHAM !!! Instant police officers. I dont bother with 440 hours of training, the state gives me a waiver since most of my officers have years of experience in law enforcement, such as Arrow and Pro-Tek Security
happy trails
12-16-2005, 09:28 AM
the recruits will be carrying tec-9's.
The moment a Recruit gets sworn in regardless of amount of training, they have full Police Powers. The Bureau of Municipal Police Training Council promulgates that an officer once sworn in must complete a BMPTC certified police academy within one year of getting sworn in. The minimum training time (well exceeded by Nassau,Suffolk,NYC) that BMP requires is 440 hours. For all of you liberal non-math majors that equates to 11 weeks at 40 hours per week. To break it down into little parts for you. A person could get sworn in on January 1, 2006 and not have to start the academy until the beginning of September. During that time they are empowered to go out on the street and without any training whatsoever perform all of the duties of Police Officers.
True, true....
Or, you could put my crack force of Airport Police/Secuirty Guards on the street to sooth the publics worry about crime. I hire my guys and put them right into a police uniform, give them police id and badges and cars and a big ole glock pistol and WHAM !!! Instant police officers. I dont bother with 440 hours of training, the state gives me a waiver since most of my officers have years of experience in law enforcement, such as Arrow and Pro-Tek Security
Dude...this stopped being funny a long time ago--let it go already
The moment a Recruit gets sworn in regardless of amount of training, they have full Police Powers. The Bureau of Municipal Police Training Council promulgates that an officer once sworn in must complete a BMPTC certified police academy within one year of getting sworn in. The minimum training time (well exceeded by Nassau,Suffolk,NYC) that BMP requires is 440 hours. For all of you liberal non-math majors that equates to 11 weeks at 40 hours per week. To break it down into little parts for you. A person could get sworn in on January 1, 2006 and not have to start the academy until the beginning of September. During that time they are empowered to go out on the street and without any training whatsoever perform all of the duties of Police Officers.
True, true....
Or, you could put my crack force of Airport Police/Secuirty Guards on the street to sooth the publics worry about crime. I hire my guys and put them right into a police uniform, give them police id and badges and cars and a big ole glock pistol and WHAM !!! Instant police officers. I dont bother with 440 hours of training, the state gives me a waiver since most of my officers have years of experience in law enforcement, such as Arrow and Pro-Tek Security
Dude...this stopped being funny a long time ago--let it go already
New version:
True, true....
Or, you could put my crack force of Harbor Police/Bay Constables on the street to sooth the publics worry about crime. I hire my guys and put them right into a police uniform, give them police id and badges and cars and a big ole glock pistol and WHAM !!! Instant police officers. I dont bother with 440 hours of training, the state gives me a waiver since most of my officers have years of experience in law enforcement, such as Arrow and Pro-Tek Security.
the recruits will be carrying tec-9's.
wrong they carry glocks
shaft
12-17-2005, 05:26 PM
o, i thought it was paint ball guns with red paint to simulate a kill-shot.
Guest 26
12-26-2005, 10:23 PM
Just another Steve Levy ploy so he can eventually say, LOOK WHAT I'M DOING!!
Unfortunately, most people in Suffolk buy into his line of crap.
Just another Steve Levy ploy so he can eventually say, LOOK WHAT I'M DOING!!
Unfortunately, most people in Suffolk buy into his line of crap.they'r actually hiring guys on o/t for this, to chaffuer recruits around to malls. The directive is they are not to get involved in anything unless it occurs right i/f/o them.
BS begets more BS
01-02-2006, 06:47 PM
First of all - WHO CARES.
I don't think anyone gives a rats a$$ what the Suffolk cops do or are doing. Next you'll have a post on here that you poor suffolk piggies are missing out on even more pay because these recruit people are working your jobs. Then you'll say it's all another ploy by Steve Levy to exploit you poor underpriveledged PO's.
Wahhhhhh Wahhhhhh wahhhhhhh , sob sob sob , wahhhhh !
First of all - WHO CARES.
I don't think anyone gives a rats a$$ what the Suffolk cops do or are doing. Next you'll have a post on here that you poor suffolk piggies are missing out on even more pay because these recruit people are working your jobs. Then you'll say it's all another ploy by Steve Levy to exploit you poor underpriveledged PO's.
Wahhhhhh Wahhhhhh wahhhhhhh , sob sob sob , wahhhhh !
If you don't care, then why are you here? Moron!!
underpriveledged
01-03-2006, 04:37 AM
First of all - WHO CARES.
I don't think anyone gives a rats a$$ what the Suffolk cops do or are doing. Next you'll have a post on here that you poor suffolk piggies are missing out on even more pay because these recruit people are working your jobs. Then you'll say it's all another ploy by Steve Levy to exploit you poor underpriveledged PO's.
Wahhhhhh Wahhhhhh wahhhhhhh , sob sob sob , wahhhhh !
Who cares? obviously you, otherwise you wouldnt be trolling here.
Do or are doing?? Whats the difference, its both present tense,lol I'm not even touching that word you made up underpriveledgededededed, wow, brilliant!!
Ok mr handicap speller??
First of all - WHO CARES.
. Next you'll have a post on here that you poor suffolk piggies are missing out on even more pay because these recruit people are working your jobs. Then you'll say it's all another ploy by Steve Levy to exploit you poor underpriveledged PO's.
Hah, wrong, I actually made 50 ohurs o/t driving these ''people '' around, not to do any police work. ok jeffrey?
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