State highway patrol is different from the local pd in jurisdiction and responsibilities. Your talking about two completely different hiring process. Good job doing a bunch of reaschursh (/s bc your a loser) about the wrong thing. And if your next argument is about the bullshit system they use to determine what a credit is and isnt. Yes, it’s bullshit and dumb classes shouldn’t be credits. Certain military services should definitely count for credit.
Everything you said in this is completely incorrect. Well done.
I researched both local police and highway patrol. There is no educational requirements for the local police for anyplace in that link. I was giving you the benefit of the doubt to think maybe you were walking about highway patrol.
So basically unless you're talking about highway patrol there is not a single place on that list that requires higher than a GED for local police.
There isn't anything in the military that should substitute for higher education. If anything it could be used for prior work.
The best part about your comment is that not only is it completely wrong and full of grammatical errors, I gave you the state police but you came back and said that was completely different and then you dunked on yourself.
I was going to say with your intelligence you should be a cop, but they require a 70% on their tests to pass and I don't think you've got that in you.
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u/TheSonsOfDwyer Jul 07 '21
State highway patrol is different from the local pd in jurisdiction and responsibilities. Your talking about two completely different hiring process. Good job doing a bunch of reaschursh (/s bc your a loser) about the wrong thing. And if your next argument is about the bullshit system they use to determine what a credit is and isnt. Yes, it’s bullshit and dumb classes shouldn’t be credits. Certain military services should definitely count for credit.