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I found this interesting Q&A about Police Corps.
Can a Police Corps participant apply for promotion during his or her first four years of service?
Police Corps participants are expected to serve all four years on community patrol, unless unforeseen circumstances make this impossible. A Police Corps participant may apply for promotions and be promoted as long as the participant continues to serve with community patrol. For example, a participant may be promoted to sergeant, if as sergeant he or she will be responsible for officers who serve on community patrol. A participant may not, however, apply to be assigned to a specialized unit.
Once a participant completes the required four years of service on community patrol, he or she is free to apply for any position or promotion.
Can a Police Corps participant apply for promotion during his or her first four years of service?
Police Corps participants are expected to serve all four years on community patrol, unless unforeseen circumstances make this impossible. A Police Corps participant may apply for promotions and be promoted as long as the participant continues to serve with community patrol. For example, a participant may be promoted to sergeant, if as sergeant he or she will be responsible for officers who serve on community patrol. A participant may not, however, apply to be assigned to a specialized unit.
Once a participant completes the required four years of service on community patrol, he or she is free to apply for any position or promotion.