Posted on Jun 5, 2017
CALIFORNIA CRAZY: City Asks Criminals to Apply for Police Commission Opening
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I'm not saying every person who had been in jail is a bad person, and I truly believe people can change; I've seen it.
However; I'm not sure if police commission is the best, post incarceration job.
However; I'm not sure if police commission is the best, post incarceration job.
CALIFORNIA CRAZY: City Asks Criminals to Apply for Police Commission Opening
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CPT Jack Durish
SSgt Gary Andrews - Oh, I get it. Took me a minute. You made a joke. Thanks. I needed that...
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SSgt Gary Andrews
Come to think of it.....it's Oakland.....could be their entire population is now criminals....or former criminals. Might be a case of hiring from the only available labor pool.
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Just because formerly incarcerated individuals know the system doesn't mean they have the appropriate skill set to run the system. As well typically there are a number of conditions that can prevent someone from becoming a police officer such as use of a controlled substance, other than marijuana, at any time, use of marijuana within the past three to five years, sale of any controlled substance at any time, a felony conviction, conviction for a sexual offense and even revocation or suspension of driver’s license in the past three years. So if you can't become an officer doesn't seem like a good idea to be able to run the entire department.
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MSgt Cayle Harris I gotta tell you, californians are a special kind of stupid! BTW: that's a dangerous job you have there. Be safe brother!
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