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Posted by: masscopguy

I was reading a story in last Sunday's Globe North.

The story was about recent academy graduates who were joining the Lynn PD. One guy was listed as being 53 years old. Now I realize this gentleman could have been a laterial but the story didn't mention it and if he was joining from another department he wouldn't have to go through the academy again.

Just wondering. anyone from Lynn have any info?

Posted by: LA Copper

I sit on entry level oral interviews for my department. Yesterday I had a 52 year-old DEA agent come in for an interview. He's planning on retiring in a few months and wants to start a new career after 20 years with them. He's gonna have to attend our academy but he said he's ready and raring to go. More power to him! He certainly brings a wealth of knowledge with him.

He's originally from New York City and said he's a Yankee fan. Of course he was automatically failed! (just kidding)

Posted by: OutOfManyOne

Lynn is f*cked up. Even if you are on the list and get hired and already have a FT academy, you have to go again, as their seniority is based on academy class rank or some BS. So a guy that went to Reading academy and worked in Nahant got hired a year later by Lynn and had to go to Reading academy AGAIN. DUMB DUMB DUMB

Posted by: lofu

Not all civil service agencies adhear to the age limit. Quincy for one has no age limit, I would guess Lynn is the same way.

Posted by: mpdcam

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Originally Posted by OutOfManyOne

Lynn is f*cked up. Even if you are on the list and get hired and already have a FT academy, you have to go again, as their seniority is based on academy class rank or some BS. So a guy that went to Reading academy and worked in Nahant got hired a year later by Lynn and had to go to Reading academy AGAIN. DUMB DUMB DUMB

No wonder guys are transferring out of Lynn in droves...

Posted by: Finding Nemo

Hey LACOPPER, My class ( 11-96) graduated David Randall 61 years old and Paul Dean 59 Years old! As far as I know Randall is working vice at the airport and Dean is somewhere in the LAPD family.

P.S. Im heading to North Carolina I got a job as a Sheriffs Deputy.

David

Posted by: Mitpo62

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Originally Posted by Finding Nemo

Hey LACOPPER, My class ( 11-96) graduated David Randall 61 years old and Paul Dean 59 Years old! As far as I know Randall is working vice at the airport and Dean is somewhere in the LAPD family.

P.S. Im heading to North Carolina I got a job as a Sheriffs Deputy.

David

Why not go back to the hospital? Things have certainly changed there!

Posted by: Finding Nemo

That was a good one......

I'd rather rub shit in my hair!

Posted by: CampusOfficer

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Originally Posted by Finding Nemo

I'd rather rub shit in my hair!

I'd pay to see that, Dave!!!

Posted by: LA Copper

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Originally Posted by Finding Nemo

Hi Dave,
I'll check on those two and see if they're still on the job. I'll let you know where.

Congrats on the new job, hope it works out.

Posted by: Finding Nemo

Thanks Mike...

Hey B, you dont have to pay money to see that..........

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