| Originally Posted by hunter617 I am interested in joining the department. Does anyone have any info on how the department works, what they carry, the training, ect. |
| Originally Posted by hunter617 I wanted to know if anyone had any info that has already attend the department. I have been to the web site |
| Originally Posted by Delta784 Sorry, my crystal ball is out-of-order. |
LOL | Originally Posted by Wannabe1 When I was there you had to be part of the "inner circle" to carry a firearam after a year. You also had to beg for training of any kind. Hopefully things have changed for the better. You should try Waltham Aux. Police if that's what you are looking for. I hear they have a half way decent program. |
| Originally Posted by RPD931 Well, with a name of Wannabe, I can see why they didn't want to give him a gun. I think you (wannabe1) may want to reconsider your member name. Your name basically says "I'm a wannabe", which would not be highly looked upon. Wannabe's are yahoo's and Want to Be's are good guys. |
| Originally Posted by Wiggum_1 Hey "Wannabe1", "Waltham has a halfway decent progam" ?? Its better than SAPD, now stick to talking what you know about, and go do your Lima 4's. |
| Originally Posted by Wiggum_1 Hey "Wannabe1", "Waltham has a halfway decent progam" ?? Its better than SAPD, now stick to talking what you know about, and go do your Lima 4's. |
| Originally Posted by RPD931 Well, with a name of Wannabe, I can see why they didn't want to give him a gun. I think you (wannabe1) may want to reconsider your member name. Your name basically says "I'm a wannabe", which would not be highly looked upon. Wannabe's are yahoo's and Want to Be's are good guys. |
| Originally Posted by laxball33 the blonde female officer on that site looks pretty cute |
| Originally Posted by fscpd907 Why is she wearing a tie with short sleeve uniform? |
| Originally Posted by Wannabe1 Scott, so it sounds like it changed for the better. It was not that way when I was there I am glad they fixed it. |
| Q. Are SAPD Officers police officers? A. No. SAPD members are civilian members and carry no police powers. Q. Are SAPD Officers armed? A. Yes. Members who complete one years probationary service are eligible to be armed. Also, members who hold the rank of Sergeant and above are armed officers. The current Department-issue firearm is the Smith & Wesson Model 6946 9mm. |
| Originally Posted by csauce777 The following was copied directly from the SAPD website...Isnt it pretty retarded to have guys with no police powers in uniforms and carrying guns in a marked Somerville cruiser. At least other aux programs the officers are sworn... |
| Originally Posted by John J You must be one of those psychic's or maybe you have the gift of E.S.P. How else would you be able to judge his character by his screen name? Obviously his name struck a nerve with you, that tells me something about you. Maybe you want him to change his name so you can take it. I think Wannabe 2 is still available. |
| Originally Posted by csauce777 The following was copied directly from the SAPD website...Isnt it pretty retarded to have guys with no police powers in uniforms and carrying guns in a marked Somerville cruiser. At least other aux programs the officers are sworn... |
| Originally Posted by Crvtte65 Play nice Csauce. |
| Originally Posted by csauce777 The following was copied directly from the SAPD website...Isnt it pretty retarded to have guys with no police powers in uniforms and carrying guns in a marked Somerville cruiser. At least other aux programs the officers are sworn... |
| Q. Are SAPD Officers police officers? A. No. SAPD members are civilian members and carry no police powers. Also members of the SAPD are not sworn in as Reserve Officers. |
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