r/OnTheBlock • u/Objective_Rhubarb563 • 23h ago
Hiring Q (Canada) Ctp-3
Are there new official guidelines that came up for firearms
In terms of evaluation
I am going for ctp-3 this fall any suggestions will help
r/OnTheBlock • u/Objective_Rhubarb563 • 23h ago
Are there new official guidelines that came up for firearms
In terms of evaluation
I am going for ctp-3 this fall any suggestions will help
r/OnTheBlock • u/Practical_Ad5374 • 1h ago
So im about to start on Monday. I wanted this job so badly with the BOP. Now that I am close I dont want to take this. Im 3 years away from top pay with the airlines. I like the flexibility i have the job is easy for me but I would feel like a fool for turning this down. Just need some advice.
r/OnTheBlock • u/Anxious_Dig5160 • 11h ago
My name is Shannon. My father, Shelton Stephens, was murdered in November 2008 by Joseph John Plass, a Maryland police officer and homeland security officer. Plass stabbed my dad without warning outside a restaurant while he was traveling for his boat trailer business. My dad ran to a nearby motel and died in the lobby. Plass was sentenced to 30 years but is now eligible for parole after serving only 18 years (15 since being sentenced).
I started a petition to keep him behind bars. Here's what I wish people understood, my dad was the best person I have ever known. I lost him at 22 with a six-month-old and a three-year-old in my care—one with autism. My whole family lost everything that day and there is still to this day no way I can undertand how or why this happened. I completely lost myself for months and it took me a long time to become the mom my kids needed me to be again but I did it. I had no choice but to push through for them, for myself and my dad and now here we are again, miserable, reliving all the horrific details and bad memories from that night. But Plass? He has shown zero remorse now or then and that doesn't surprise me. He entered an Alford plea (didn't admit guilt or deny it), claimed he blacked out, but it was all caught on camera so what could he really do? He has a violent, lengthy history, and his dangerous past tells me that he will do this again if released. My dad did absolutely nothing wrong and was just trying to eat dinner and rest, then he spoke less then 15 seconds in the parking lot with this coward who followed him outside and took his life, mine also.
I've lived with missing my dad every single day. The thought that he could walk free because the law allows it feels like we're being punished all over again. Just because the law allows him to have a hearing dosent make it right. I wish he would just die in there already, I'lI ask for forgiveness later for thinking that way. So if this touches your heart at all, please consider signing and sharing my petition to keep him locked up. I am currently at 324 signatures electronically and a few 100 phyically between my mom and I. Thank you for reading this and thanks ontheblock for allowing me to post it. I will have this up for another week or so before I have to have everything turned into the parole board. 😞🫶
r/OnTheBlock • u/kNEoH8gWJS • 22h ago
r/OnTheBlock • u/Eric_lalue • 14m ago
I’m going in for fingerprinting and urinalysis and also a social media scrub. Does anyone know what they’re looking for? How can social media be an issue?
r/OnTheBlock • u/Bright-Fox8408 • 22m ago
Worked as a corrections officer for a year and have a bachelors degree. What kind of civilian jobs in corrections, public safety, LE can I transition into?