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Posted by: masscopguy

The P-Town Police is accepting applications until Feb 1 for summer officers and dispatchers. Call 508 487 1212 for more info.



Posted by: WaterPistola

sounds like a dream job especially in the summer time when there tends to be less clothing



Posted by: BPD3352

Have you been to P-Town?? Less clothing means a man in a bikini!



Posted by: WaterPistola

THAT WAS THE JOKE! jeez does no one think im kidding around in some of these posts?



Posted by: KozmoKramer

It's all in the delivery H20......



Posted by: Sniper

Koz, tell then how bad it SUCKS working there.................



Posted by: KozmoKramer

Hey, I can only assume Snipe. The only time I was in Provincetown I dropped my wallet, I kicked it all the way to Orleans.
But I have heard the citizenry do expect you to bend over for em'.
The selectmen are always trying to stick it to the cops.
And lets not mention the mandatory Village People mustaches and sateen shorts for all rookie patrolmen.



Posted by: andy0921

Quote:
sateen shorts for all rookie patrolmen.
Lt. Dangle is responsible for issuing uniforms to all trainees.



Posted by: Macop

Great place to work, you will do and learn a lot about Police work. You will also learn people skills and how to deal with people of VERY different and diverse backrounds.



Posted by: Kilvinsky

Hey, gay guys are usually in far better shape than regular....norm...aver...STRAIGHT guys, so a woman might love that job. No, she won't 'get any' but she'll enjoy the eye candy.

I know a guy who worked there as a summer cop who loved it. Yes, he was straight as an arrow but really got a kick out of all the work. Plenty of experience for a novice.

I once saw a website or blog, I don't recall which, by a P-town cop who was about as NON-PC as a guy can get and it was damn funny. Anyone else know what I'm speaking of? That site/blog, whatever could give you some great insights.



Posted by: Michele

Quote:
Originally Posted by BPD3352
Have you been to P-Town?? Less clothing means a man in a bikini!
OK, that's just wrong on EVERY level!!!!



Posted by: mpd61

Just wait till officer "Peters" graduates from Reading! P-town will never be the same! Go Ryan!!!!!




Posted by: andy0921

Sometimes the civilians will be awful cocky when you're dealing with them. However, I suggest you don't let them rub off on you. On weekend nights, officers typically get shot with loads of calls for service. Usually when the officers pull out their sticks in attempt to control the crowds, the result is quite contrary to what they expect; civilians become very hard to deal with and will occasionally cum at the officers instead of obeying commands to disperse said area.



Posted by: screamineagle

tears andy, tears!!! one of the best replies EVER!!!



Posted by: Sniper

Omg Andy !!!!!!!!!!!!!



Posted by: KozmoKramer

Well done Andrew, well done....



Posted by: badgebunny

LMAO Andy!!!!



Posted by: jackryan

I would rather dig ditches than be a cop in that town. They HATE the police there.



Posted by: docdpl

Do you need to have already attended the reserve academy or do they sponser you? I'm sort of confused on how to get into the reserve academy otherwise...can anyone give any tips? Thanks in advance for any help.



Posted by: sox767

You need to have the reserve academy completed prior to working there. To get into the reserve academy you need to get an agency to sponsor you.





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