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Is it hard to be police in US&CA? 2017-08-31 02:38:43 Post No. 78924931
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One of my cousin immigrated to United States and somehow he joined US Army as a Specialist. And I recently heard that he joined one of the Law Enforcement Agency around California after serving for like 5 years in Army.
So, What I wonder is, Is it hard to become a police officer or sheriff in United States or Canada? Especially as an immigrant from Asia.
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Not really. Seems like half our policemen have Asian last names. Heck, our minister of defense is an Indian Sikh, so there's literally no discrimination against Asians over here.
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>>78924931
Military background is preffered so your cousin won't have trouble.
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>>78924931
It is incredibly hard without military background
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>>78925196
What about with the military background?
Would that make bit easier to join?
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>>78925196
Is that true? I Thought US police you could just join straight out of high school
In the UK it's fucking ridiculous how little vacancies there are for police officers, you need a degree minimum and now they want you to speak a second language fluently
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>>78925772
Dayum, That sounds pretty sick.
Second language? How come they need bilingual Police in English-Speaking Country?
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>>78926604
the criminals don't speak english if you catch my drift
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Its easy. Just point and shoot.
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>>78926634
Ahh.. I see.
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>>78925772
They can, but if you want to be a special ops kind of cop, you need a military background or a degree. Otherwise you're gonna start out as a beat cop.
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