[IndyGunFreak]

Originally Posted by BicycleDay43

An individual must be 21 years of age to be hired as an LEO for most agencies. (For dealing with handguns, alcohol). Not sure if you're being sarcastic or just full of it.

There's several PD's that hire 18yr olds.

Detroit PD immediately comes to mind.. but I know there's others.

http://www.detroitmi.gov/Departments...iceCareer.aspx

Minimum Requirements
■ At least 18 years of age
■ A U.S. citizen
■ Vision must be 20/20 or corrected 20/20 in each
eye. Depth perception and color vision must be
normal.
■ A valid Michigan driver’s license and acceptable
driving record
■ A high school diploma or a valid GED
■ No felony conviction, (even if expunged)

[JuneyBooney]

Originally Posted by IndyGunFreak

There's several PD's that hire 18yr olds.

Detroit PD immediately comes to mind.. but I know there's others.

http://www.detroitmi.gov/Departments...iceCareer.aspx

There are many jobs that they can give the young people until they are 21 or so. I have never met an 18 yr old cop.

[LL6]

Originally Posted by JuneyBooney

There are many jobs that they can give the young people until they are 21 or so. I have never met an 18 yr old cop.

It's just timing. My stick buddy in flight school pinned on WO1 and his wings hardly a month after turning 18. Figure 8 weeks for basic and 9 mo for flight school means he was barely 17 when he enlisted...18 yo cops don't even surprise me.

[SgtScott31]

Technically under state law LE agencies can hire 18 yr olds in TN too, but I've never ran into one when I help teach at the academy. There were a few 20 yr olds here and there, but they were the youngest. I personally wouldn't hire 18 yrs olds. The majority still have some growing up to do.

[SCmasterblaster]

Originally Posted by Shinytop

If his responses here are any indication the he probably did not answer the questions or asked his own out of nowhere questions.

LEO: Do you why I stopped you?

BS: What percentage of bowlers have picked up a 7-10 split?

LEO: Have you been drinking?

BS: Have you ever had a drink for 4 nights in a row and then skipped drinking for two nights?

HaHaHaHaHaHaHaHaHa!

[mmelugin48]

Originally Posted by LL6

It's just timing. My stick buddy in flight school pinned on WO1 and his wings hardly a month after turning 18. Figure 8 weeks for basic and 9 mo for flight school means he was barely 17 when he enlisted...18 yo cops don't even surprise me.

I'm absolutely sure you had to be at least 19 the day you graduated flight school. Or I'm not a CW4 Master Aviator Retired...and I am. WOC Class 69-25.

Now back to the furball...

[GLJones]

Me thinks the OP may be the infamous Mall Cop, trained as a Ninja and patrolling the mall in body armor carrying the latest in Assault Rifle technology.

[caraker0341]

For some reason my mind keeps switching Bucksnort1959 with Gecko45...must be dickslexia....

On topic: I am not a lawyer, nor a cop, but to my layperson way of thinking it breaks down to this....

You gave the police all they needed to pull you over by speeding, looks like that one is on you.

On top of that you had a few drinks, again your decision.

And prior to this you made the decision to carry after having imbibed alcohol, yet another personal choice.

What are your state's laws concerning alcohol and concealed carry? And if you don't know them, why not?

Three less than optimal choices on one road trip. We all make mistakes, but it looks like you were trying to fill your punchcard all at once. Did I miss any extenuating or mitigating circumstances? not excuses, everyone has those.

I yearn for the day that people start taking responsibility for their cock ups and quit playing victim. Until then I leave you with a quote from a wise man....

"Stop breaking the law, *******!!!"

[SCmasterblaster]

Originally Posted by GLJones

Me thinks the OP may be the infamous Mall Cop, trained as a Ninja and patrolling the mall in body armor carrying the latest in Assault Rifle technology.

BTW, is body armor easily obtained?

[RussP]

Originally Posted by SCmasterblaster

BTW, is body armor easily obtained?

Yes...

[jdavionic]

Originally Posted by RussP

Yes...

...if you have the money. Sorry, Russ...but it can get pretty expensive depending upon the specifics of what you purchase. I've got one kid in college and another that starts in a couple of years. So I just wear an extra t-shirt (j/k).

[SCmasterblaster]

from Second Chance in Central Lake MI, when Richard Davis owned it. Where have the years gone?

[RussP]

Originally Posted by SCmasterblaster

BTW, is body armor easily obtained?

If you know of Second Chance, why did you ask as you did?

[Bruce M]

Originally Posted by SCmasterblaster

BTW, is body armor easily obtained?

As said, yes.
http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=...of+vest&_frs=1



http://www.ebay.com/itm/Large-Long-A...item2c6b3ddecc

Alot of times at work one only really needs the back half.

[TBO]

Originally Posted by bucksnort1959

Interpret it so we have a basis for having one beer makes one "intoxicated" per some posters.
Good that some don't drink or can't handle booze.
I commend them for being completely sober.

I answered the questions to the extent that others have advised is enough. Even some of you questions were answered but you might have missed them.
As the wannabe cop was spouting the wrong laws it's just amazing peeps want to give their opinion of guilt or innocence but won't opinion a jury instruction, not mine in particular, but in general. Not really hard to do.
And it's not too hard to say you've operated and drank ma beer is it?

Are you coming back?

[SCmasterblaster]

Originally Posted by RussP

If you know of Second Chance, why did you ask as you did?

Sorry but I was unaware if any relevant laws had been passed in the last 20 years that I may have forgotten since I lost a lot of my memory after my June 2008 head-injury bicycle accident.

[SCmasterblaster]

Originally Posted by SCmasterblaster

Sorry but I was unaware if any relevant laws had been passed in the last 20 years that I may have forgotten since I lost a lot of my memory after my June 2008 head-injury bicycle accident.

And YES, I was wearing a good helmet.

[RussP]

Originally Posted by SCmasterblaster

Sorry but I was unaware if any relevant laws had been passed in the last 20 years that I may have forgotten since I lost a lot of my memory after my June 2008 head-injury bicycle accident.

Nope, no new laws.

[SCmasterblaster]

Originally Posted by RussP

Nope, no new laws.

Thanks RussP.

[Shark1007]

If he finds a lawyer, let's hope it's a contingency fee instead of hourly pay.

[Wishoot]

295 responses. Amazing.

I believe Mr. Bucksnort has abandoned this tread completely.

[Ohio Copper]

Originally Posted by Wishoot

295 responses. Amazing.

I believe Mr. Bucksnort has abandoned this tread completely.

He's probably locked up.


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