How much law enforcement experience do you have?

**mike01** · 05-16-08, 09:01 PM

six years.all as part time 2 deputy with s.o. and two years constable.

**K9brando** · 05-19-08, 03:10 PM

In my 10th year!

**dogbite1** · 05-21-08, 10:52 AM

Working on my 15th

**zpd307** · 05-23-08, 10:31 PM

its been a while since i have been here. but.... 9 years in october.

**op246** · 05-25-08, 09:55 AM

I have about 2 years on. I have a BS in CJ, but I will be the first to tell you that doesn't matter. Some of the peole that get degrees have ZERO sense

**ex401mp** · 05-25-08, 09:57 AM

That's why they use the initials B.S for the degree.

**op246** · 05-25-08, 02:27 PM

That is what I always figured to. Seemed to match!

**scarpetta** · 05-25-08, 06:37 PM

I am in my 17th year...8 more to go

**Code6** · 05-25-08, 07:25 PM

10 1/2 years this June.

**LE Trainer** · 05-26-08, 08:22 PM

30 plus years guess I should retire

but wife lacks 5 more years

**RoJo** · 05-26-08, 10:14 PM

11 years in Aug.

**2 Blue 4 U** · 06-08-08, 11:19 PM

Retired March 2006, 20 wonderful years, well mostly wonderful years with the NYPD!

Appointed January 9th, 1986 and every day since was a learning experience!

Always keep your eyes and ears open, actually best bet is to grow eyes on the back of your head, watch your back and stay safe!

**oldtrooper** · 06-09-08, 12:18 AM

Started as a rookie trooper Mississippi Highway Patrol 1964
Road trooper sixteen years (these were the best years)
Moved up through the ranks.
Served as Troop Commander
Regional Major
Chief Uniformed Division (lt. Col.) last six years
Retired 1994 started as Chief of Police McComb, MS five days later.
Still serving in that position.
44 years so far and still not bored.
Along the way I attended the FBI National Academy 97th Session and obtained a BS in CJ.
I'll most likely retire again no later than 2010 if not before. I'll be less than three months shy of my 70th birthday at the end of 2009. If I'm still upright and mobile I think that will be enough. I have a great bunch of kids working for me and although small the town in busy enough to keep it interesting. The only real problems are dealing with the politicians. Isn't that always the case.

**jcsdscott** · 06-12-08, 04:05 AM

Originally Posted by oldtrooper

Started as a rookie trooper Mississippi Highway Patrol 1964
Road trooper sixteen years (these were the best years)
Moved up through the ranks.
Served as Troop Commander
Regional Major
Chief Uniformed Division (lt. Col.) last six years
Retired 1994 started as Chief of Police McComb, MS five days later.
Still serving in that position.
44 years so far and still not bored.
Along the way I attended the FBI National Academy 97th Session and obtained a BS in CJ.
I'll most likely retire again no later than 2010 if not before. I'll be less than three months shy of my 70th birthday at the end of 2009. If I'm still upright and mobile I think that will be enough. I have a great bunch of kids working for me and although small the town in busy enough to keep it interesting. The only real problems are dealing with the politicians. Isn't that always the case.

Wow

44 years, I haven't lived that long! Thank you for your dedication and service.

**snuffy2202** · 06-14-08, 11:32 AM

21 years.

**zpd307** · 06-14-08, 11:37 AM

oldtroop, wow!!!! my dad just start school in '64, kindergarten that is.

**Bama512** · 07-03-08, 01:14 PM

Youth volunteer 3 years
Reserve Officer 6 years
Full Time 3 years
Part time 3 years

I guess you could say I'm in the 10-15 year block

**BIGDOG** · 07-03-08, 03:18 PM

bike patrol 2 years
CSO 2 years
17 months Jail
2 years 9 months part time (current dept)
1 year full time (current dept)
1 month part time (another agency)

so all together about 10 years expierance