Third Officer

In 1962, in Cleveland Ohio, an officer saw 2 gentleman that he thought to believe were committing crimes. Cleveland Police Detective McFadden saw two men, John W. Terry and Richard Chilton, standing on a street corner. Detective McFadden believed these men were acting suspiciously. He observed the them walk back and for in an identical pattern only pausing to stare into a certain stores windows and then return to the rendezvous point and converse. This happened multiple times until they were joined

On august, 19 2015 at approximately 2104 hours I was dispatched to 112 Hendry st Union Point GA in reference to a Physical altercation. Upon my arrival, I was called over to 117 Hendry st by a Mr. Wendell Webb. Mr. W Webb was sitting on the steps of the residence holding a towel to his head and was covered in blood. MR W Webb had a gash above his left eye and scratches on his shoulders and chest. Mr. W Webb stated that his brother Mr. Carson Webb was drunk and stumbling around knocking stuff over

from him. As you are aware, I was recently instructed to assign 2 Investigators in plain clothes to every Metro committee meeting and board meeting until further notice. As before, I still have no idea why we were tasked with sending plain clothes officers to committee meetings much less 2 Investigators, but I followed the instructions. It appears that these additional assignments are detrimental to the follow up Investigations we conduct of criminal incidents that are occurring on the Metro system

I am pleased to provide my strongest recommendation for Luke Weliever to receive a congressional nomination to enter into a United States Service Academy. I have known Luke for almost four years in the role of his school counselor at North Montgomery High School. My first memory of Luke is actually him talking with me about his goal of entering into a military academy after high school graduation. I was impressed at his focus and decisiveness and it was evident that he had thoroughly researched the

Knowing myself and my views as a law enforcement officer this unit would have been disbanded with the first incident. Having been exposed in my military career and law enforcement career I have been instilled with moral and ethical beliefs. The public depends on me whether it be in the streets or overseas they expect me to do the right this at all time and I don’t want to fail them. I take my career very seriously and I would not risk the reward of just a few dollars to hinder my retirement and

Summary: A police officer in McKinney, Texas was placed on administrative leave after a Youtube video revealed him pulling out a gun on a group of teens outside a pool party. Officers had arrived at the scene after a community pool called about “multiple juveniles” who refused to leave the area. The officer is shown pulling his gun at an intervening group and then forcing a young woman to get on her face as he kneeled on her back. The police chief said that he will look into their training in regards

to satisfy the remaining courses; however, please find a healthy balance of school and work. Lastly, one of your aspirations is to become an officer. I think you have great potential to become an officer and have my full support. There are many Enlisted Commissioning Programs that will assist you in accomplishing your objective such as Air Force Officer Training School (OTS) and Scholarships for Outstanding Airman to ROTC

Fatigue is a growing concern for law enforcement agencies, especially when it comes to officers that work second jobs (Doerner, 2012). Another concern would be officers using their sick time to work a second job, thus causing staffing issues for the agency (Doerner, 2012). Depending on the type of secondary employment, there could also be a conflict of interest further concerning the law enforcement agency (Doerner, 2012). Some agencies have policies that are in place to prevent issues with

Law enforcement officers nationwide would agree, it is difficult to build a good reputation and entirely too easy to lose it. That is something that not only applies to the law enforcement professional and the public, but also amongst department/agency members. Constant awareness is an absolute most in the law enforcement career field. A law enforcement officer is required to do two things; enforce the laws to protect the community and to keep himself and his partner safe. Hein comments “in some

Army had endured as a profession and took a hard look at how the Army must change to adapt to a persistent conflict. This essay will focus on four critical questions addressing the importance of the role of a Human Resources (HR) Noncommissioned Officer (NCO) as a member of the Profession of Arms. The four questions are: a. What it means to be a Profession b. The Balancing Role of the Profession’s Leaders c. The Army Professional Culture d. The HR Sergeant’s Role in the Army Profession Profession