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Police-School can give you the edge you need when it comes to taking your police exam and police oral board.  We offer expert advice from certified police officers who want to help you succeed.  Learn how to answer tough questions in oral boards and interviews, how to properly prepare for the police oral board, etc.  Learn what can disqualify you, how to apply, where to apply, hiring criteria, pay, etc.  Police-School is all about putting you on the right track and  helping you prepare and succeed in this profession.

 

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Becoming A Police Officer: Where to start?

 

If you're interested in a career in law enforcement, you probably already know that you are in a VERY competitive field.  Literally hundreds of thousands of people are studying to get into some type of criminal justice job right now.  What does this mean to you?  It means you better figure out a way to get some type of edge over your competition.  One way is not falling into the "I have a degree, I've worked security, I'll be fine."  The truth is, most people "don't worry" about it and just assume they will get hired because they are "qualified."  Wouldn't you want to know exactly what recruiters are looking for when you go to your interview?

 

Getting an edge on the competition...

 

If you don't have an edge over the competition, then you better know someone pretty important at the department you're applying for.  I know that sounds harsh, but that's the truth.  You MUST take steps to get ahead of other applicants, period.  Wouldn't it be nice to talk to one of the recruiters that would be interviewing you "before" you interviewed?  The course offered below does just that.  Of course he won't be in your interview, but he's interviewed literally thousands of applicants for the position of police officer, and now offers a Video Training Course on the subject.  And quite literally this is one of the best courses we've found, especially for the price (currently at $49.00).  They even stand behind their product, offering a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.  Continued...

 

 

 

Police Quiz: Maniac with an AK-47 Shoots at Police

 

This video shows a man shooting an AK-47 at police and was caught on a police dashboard camera.  The quick reaction of the police officer saved his life in this video.  Even the slightest hesitation would have certainly been fatal to the officer.

 

What would you have done if you were the police officer in the cruiser?  Draw your weapon and shoot back?  Try to run the bad guy over?  These are scenarios you will face as a police officer (not usually this extreme) and they are scenarios you will be asked on your police exams and in police oral boards.  A simple answer to a question/scenario like this is "Whatever I have to do to survive!"  This officer didn't have time to pull his weapon.  He didn't have time do anything else but get the heck out of the way.

 

We're the officers justified in shooting the man after he stopped firing his weapon?  This man clearly stopped firing and began to get back into his vehicle.  If you feel the officers were justified, explain why?  And if not justified, why weren't they?

 

The answer is yes, they were 100% justified, and here's why: The man already proved that he will kill by shooting at the officer.  By allowing him to get back into the vehicle with a loaded gun, he is an extreme threat to the public not to mention the officers.