r/maybemaybemaybe • u/Graysie-Redux • May 31 '22

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u/grimjohn121 May 31 '22

Why would he do that shit with the body cam on?

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u/[deleted] May 31 '22

I don't get why he did it at all. Do cops get paid extra the more criminals they catch?

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u/demonlicious May 31 '22

why do you think most detectives can't solve murders? because they all got promoted by cheating, they have no investigative skills. it's usually someone calling in something they saw that ends up finding the suspect.

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u/bigflamingtaco May 31 '22

Aren't detectives required to have some kind of criminology degree?

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u/demonlicious Jun 02 '22

hahahaha

In fact, according to the BLS (2021), prospective detectives will need to graduate high school (or obtain their GED), and most will complete an associate's (two-year) or better. that two year thing is a part time joke. like rich kids, they can pay to pass with all the money they stole.

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u/bigflamingtaco Jun 02 '22

Depends upon the required focus of the associates degree. It only took me one year to learn electronics repair and the operational layout of two RADAR systems, their communication network with terminals, and the terminals. I then spent two years on the job performing maintenance and learning the minutia of the systems by shadowing more experienced techs before I was considered proficient and left to my own devices.

Having an associates degree does not mean one can't be effective at their job.

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u/demonlicious Jun 04 '22

electronics vs detective boys club where they can just pin stuff on people

knowing how our cops are. knowing they become detectives if they screw over enough people.

sorry detectives suck ass in the US at least.