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Originally Posted by John J
Does anyone know if Insulin dependant Diabetics are allowed to attend the SSPO or RTT academies?
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• a. uncontrolled diabetes mellitus or diabetes controlled through use of an insulin pump.
• a. diseases of the adrenal gland, pituitary gland, parathyroid gland, or thyroid gland of clinical significance,• b. nutritional deficiency disease or metabolic disorder,• c. diabetes mellitus not covered in Category A,• d. any other endocrine or metabolic condition that results in an individual not being able to perform as a police officer.
• (a) A Category A Medical Condition is a medical condition that would preclude an individual from performing the essential job functions of a municipal police officer, or present a significant risk to the safety and health of that individual or others.• (b) A Category B Medical Condition is a medical condition that, based on its severity or degree, may or may not preclude an individual from performing the essential job functions of a municipal police officer, or present a significant risk to the safety and health of that individual or others.
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Originally Posted by Killjoy
Absolutely....there have been several diabetic trainees, and now troopers in the last few classes.
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Originally Posted by rjts
What about people with asthma?
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Originally Posted by Wolfman
How about if you have 2 prosthetic arms and the IQ of a mollusk?
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Originally Posted by Wolfman
How about if you have 2 prosthetic arms and the IQ of a mollusk?
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Originally Posted by Wolfman
How about if you have 2 prosthetic arms and the IQ of a mollusk?
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Originally Posted by 94c
would be disqualified due to several priors of unarmed robbery.
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