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Posted by: pixy01357

does anyone know anything about the natick pd?

Posted by: Dr.Magoo

They are in Natick. Sorry, had to.

Try asking a more specific question.

Posted by: DODK911

pixy what do you want to know?

Posted by: rg1283

There was an episode of Family guy where they go to Natick to the old Twinkie Factory which is now becoming an Ikea.

Posted by: RPD931

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Originally Posted by rg1283

There was an episode of Family guy where they go to Natick to the old Twinkie Factory which is now becoming an Ikea.

Is that a joke?

Formally from Natick and former Natick Aux.... What would you like to know?

Posted by: pixy01357

umm i just want to know if the dept is anygood...i mean i live in natick and it seems kinda boring around here...but i also dont really know what they have to deal w/. ummm....oo and i wanted to know if the chief is any good...uhhhh cuz im gonna be a senior next year so i really need to start considering which dept i would liek to work at....my dad works at the weston pd sooo i think thats outta the question and i know natick like the back of my hand, and i know some of framingham, waltham, so yeah if that tells you more about what im asking then thank you!
haha yeah that episode was funny!

Posted by: DODK911

Pixy,

I don't know how much you know about civil service, but you don't just decide one day what department you want to work for and walk in and say give me an application. Thats far from how it really works. Without getting into a short story book of how it all works, let me just tell you it all comes down to where you live and have residency preferance. Now to Natick, they are a great department and have a lot of great Officers. Just like any Dept. they have there bad apples, but over all they are squared away with a good upper management and good equipment. They have a strong union and a good contract. They are always busy, from the day shift all the way through the midnight shifts. Over all I would say it would be a great Dept. to work for. My .02

Posted by: pixy01357

ok thanks...yeah i know a lil bit, that you have to test an exam, and a physical fitness test, umm....but im saying after i do all the training and everything. Yeah if you could tell me about what you really have to do to become a cop that would be great...i feel bad that i have to ask someone i don't even know when my dad is a cop, but he wont answer my questions...so i dont really know what else to do.

thankyou

Posted by: soxrock75

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Originally Posted by pixy01357

umm i just want to know if the dept is anygood...i mean i live in natick and it seems kinda boring around here...but i also dont really know what they have to deal w/. ummm....oo and i wanted to know if the chief is any good...uhhhh cuz im gonna be a senior next year so i really need to start considering which dept i would liek to work at....my dad works at the weston pd sooo i think thats outta the question and i know natick like the back of my hand, and i know some of framingham, waltham, so yeah if that tells you more about what im asking then thank you!
haha yeah that episode was funny!

Perfect example of the "Decline of Proper Grammar". Alot of young kids nowadays write sentences and paragraphs as if they are on instant messenger.

Posted by: EOD1

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Originally Posted by soxrock75

Perfect example of the "Decline of Proper Grammar". Alot of young kids nowadays write sentences and paragraphs as if they are on instant messenger.

Well its better than ebonics. uuummmm...yeah... don't ya think???

Posted by: pixy01357

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Originally Posted by EOD1

Well its better than ebonics. uuummmm...yeah... don't ya think???

hey don't make fun of me!

Posted by: revtrent

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Originally Posted by soxrock75

Perfect example of the "Decline of Proper Grammar". Alot of young kids nowadays write sentences and paragraphs as if they are on instant messenger.

A lot of people nowadays write sentences and paragraphs mistakenly using ALOT, rather than A LOT.

Two words people.

Posted by: pixy01357

Yeah my teacher from middle school made us make signs and chant that, "A LOT TWO WORDS" over and over.

Posted by: RPD931

Pixy,

I can assure you Natick PD is FAR from boring. There is ALOT of action in Natick. Like most towns they do a good job keeping it from the press. Lots of arrests.. lots of action. 30,000 people and tons of retial areas, Natick PD is NOT boring.

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Originally Posted by pixy01357

Posted by: Doxparadise

I took a look at Natick's police log. They sure do a lot of motor vehicle stops. Are they tough on speeders or something? I don't recall there being that many traffic stops in my town.

Posted by: USMCMP5811

Hmmmmmmmmmmm.... Pixy sounds a lot like the dude from Office Space(ummmm ya, peter I ummmmm Need you to work this Saturday)

Once again, I smell a TROLL!!!!!!!!

Posted by: RPD931

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Originally Posted by Doxparadise

I took a look at Natick's police log. They sure do a lot of motor vehicle stops. Are they tough on speeders or something? I don't recall there being that many traffic stops in my town.

Dox, They (Individual Officers) do lots of "directed patrols", Radar, during certain times of their shifts. They basically post themselves in an area for radar or monitor for specified offenses for a certain period of time, usually and hour or two but they DO respond to calls also. There are also 2 Officers that share my love for traffic enforcement also

. They are great guys! They do give alot of breaks, but they also stop LOTS of cars. Natick has alot of roadway and TONS of traffic, so yes traffic enforcement is a priority when not answering calls.

Posted by: Dane

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my dad is a cop, but he wont answer my questions

Hmmmm....

Posted by: Doxparadise

Thanks RPD, yea it just seemed like every 5 minutes there was an MV stop. Sounds like a nice place to work.

Posted by: Killjoy

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Write a report like that and see how funny the prosecutor thinks it is.....

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