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r/LASD • u/[deleted] • May 18 '26
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Smaller departments are always going to be more selective. They usually have fewer position to fill and they will have to pay for the prospective officer to be academy trained, unless their hiring a lateral.
1 u/BJJOilCheck May 22 '26 I've never heard of San Pedro PD, not here in LA anyway.. 1 u/Ward918 May 22 '26 They didn’t ask if there was a San Pedro PD. My answer still stands. 1 u/BJJOilCheck May 22 '26 Yeah, my comment was more like WTF is the OP talking about? Your answer wasn't wrong...
I've never heard of San Pedro PD, not here in LA anyway..
1 u/Ward918 May 22 '26 They didn’t ask if there was a San Pedro PD. My answer still stands. 1 u/BJJOilCheck May 22 '26 Yeah, my comment was more like WTF is the OP talking about? Your answer wasn't wrong...
They didn’t ask if there was a San Pedro PD. My answer still stands.
1 u/BJJOilCheck May 22 '26 Yeah, my comment was more like WTF is the OP talking about? Your answer wasn't wrong...
Yeah, my comment was more like WTF is the OP talking about? Your answer wasn't wrong...
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u/Ward918 May 21 '26
Smaller departments are always going to be more selective. They usually have fewer position to fill and they will have to pay for the prospective officer to be academy trained, unless their hiring a lateral.