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MindPilot

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2. I doubt it.

Reply to el_bryanto (Reply #1)

Fri Feb 22, 2013, 10:08 AM

Feb 2013

Just trying to roll that around in my head I would guess the times that a co-worker has committed a crime--again guessing but mostly DUI--the rate is probably well under 1% for my entire time in the workforce.

And none of my coworkers have ever been responsible for enforcing any of the laws they may have broken. That I believe makes a big difference.

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1045 of its 36,000 employees. Around 2.9%. el_bryanto Feb 2013 #1

I doubt it. MindPilot Feb 2013 #2

yup the standard is higher. big thing in LE that will get you canned is lying. loli phabay Feb 2013 #4

Unless of course you are protecting other LEOs MindPilot Feb 2013 #5

erm no. thats no where in any job description ive seen. though some do loli phabay Feb 2013 #6

We really need a hyperbole smilie. n/t MindPilot Feb 2013 #7

Yeah, 2.9% seems REALLY low for my company.... cbdo2007 Feb 2013 #3

I never get to have any fun at MY job! Blue_Tires Feb 2013 #8