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I think you should join the military if you want to be a pilot for a police department. You would get a lot of flying experience and better training.

Not the same, you were not selected to move on. A DQ means that the job was yours until something came up from your past that prevented you from getting it.

Depends on the agency, ours have just AM/FM.

In my state, it will be around 600.00. If you know that your brother doesn't have a valid DL, why did you let him drive your vehicle?

Any four year degree would be fine. In the hiring process a degree is a degree. You should get something that will help you outside of LE. Just in case you don't like being an officer, you can get injured or you don't make it in.

You should be fine. Someone I know scored an 84 and he just received his list number a couple of weeks ago.

Welcome to PS and best of luck in your future endeavors.

RIP my good man and thanks for serving with honor.

You should put it on your resume. When they interview you just make sure you tell them that you have every intention on staying with them and building a long career with them.

Yes it will be on your record if you are convicted. Most likely you will receive a fine and maybe some community service work.

I really think you should talk to an attorney.

Welcome to PS, best wishes to you.

In a lot different ways. Obviously when we are on duty, officers will go with one another on dangerous calls and each others back. And when off duty a police officers could help each other with normal activities and even coaching games for their kids.

Depends on the state you are living in. In my state if the vehicle doesn't have any markings on it to indicate it might be a police car than it is legal.

He is wrong. By law you have to carry your issued drivers license.

Some of the essentials I have in my bag; extra flashlight, gloves, hand wipes, protein bars and bottle waters.

If you are serious about getting info on Law Enforcement, why not interview an officer face to face?

Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the admitted mastermind of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, asked if he could design a vacuum cleaner. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-us-canada-23269437

I might be able to help you. I will PM you later tonite.

Maybe you can volunteer with a local agency and I also take part in the citizen's academy.