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Originally Posted by guest @ Tue 07 Dec, 2004 15:44
Does anyone have any info in the department... if they have a good relationship with the regulars and do you get alot of experience ... how much work do they let you do there ?? any info would be appreciated thank you
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Originally Posted by Anonymous @ Wed 08 Dec, 2004
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I wasted 2 years there. You will only get armed if you are friends with certain people. They will only put you through NERPI if you are friends with certain people. The regulars look at you like you are a pain in the ass. You will work for free. Look for a place that will give your NERPI right away and let you work paid details... I think Wilimington is pretty good from what I hear. |
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Originally Posted by Anonymous @ Wed Dec 08 2004, 19:39
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Originally Posted by SAPD @ Thu 09 Dec, 2004 02:15
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Originally Posted by frank @ Thu 09 Dec, 2004 03:57
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Auxillaries are not paying gigs - it's not like you were staying there to support yourself... |
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Originally Posted by HousingCop @ Thu Dec 09, 2004 2:42 am
I got NERPI once but after a shot from my doctor, it got cleared up!
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What do you do if you end up with SSPI? 
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Originally Posted by John J @ Fri 10 Dec, 2004
I too wasted two years with the Somerville Aux. Let me clue you people in on how it works over there. They have two - four officers riding around in a car patrolling schools and parks. If they are lucky one officer will have the reserve academy. I can recall patrolling in a marked car, wearing a police uniform and both officers in the car had NO training. Can you say liability? You had to be there 1 year before they would think about sending you to the reserve academy and you better kiss some serious ass before they would sign that application. Oh yes and you had to pay for it yourself. Now lets talk about getting armed. The policy was that they would not arm you unless you were promoted to Sgt, unless of course you kissed the right ass. Hey wannabe1, what was the name of that officer that kissed Capt W's ass so he could get armed? Really the place was full of 30+year old guys that never became real cops so they run around Somerville and play cops and robbers.
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Originally Posted by SAPD @ Fri 10 Dec, 2004 07:34
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Originally Posted by SAPD @ 10 Dec 2004 12:34
It's not that way now the only 30+ guys are the chief and the Deputy chief.
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Originally Posted by SAPD @ 10 Dec 2004 12:34
I got my Certificate for the reserve academy signed my second week there. And so what if they arm only Sgts? Also it's only a 2 man car no 3 and 4 man cars. Additionally that's your own fault for wasting 2 years there. You coulda quit. Obviously you didn't get very far into the LE field.
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Originally Posted by Wannabe1 @ 10 Dec 2004 17:39
Do you consider being a Somerville Aux. being far in the L.E. field?
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