When I was a kid, I wanted to become a police officer but I was embarrassed because my dad went to prison for drug dealing and the majority of my family was into some type of hustling. In my late teens I went down a similar path but walked away at 21. Now that I’m 35 and I see all the suffering in society, I wish I was in a position to contribute to my community and stand with those in law enforcement. It’s terrible the way police officers are treated today. The things Ive done make me ineligible but I will always back the blue.
I feel you man but im 19 both of my parents were in prison , i started working corrections for a prison and im thinking about taking all my test and becoming an officer
What rational and sane person would even consider becoming a cop? After watching countless body cam videos, I know law enforcement is no longer considered an honorable and respectful profession. Nowadays, it would take a lunatic to ever dream of becoming a peace officer. In reality, there are several UA-cam channels dedicated to exposing ignorant cops who are ignorant of the rights citizens have in the United States. Many cops in this country don't even know the laws. I highly recommend taking a screenshot of this list of UA-cam channels and then doing a search for them here on UA-cam. Because then, you can become more knowledgeable about the tyranny that is taking place in this country. Cops are earning the hate. Wake up america! 1. Audit Archive 2. The Civil Rights Lawyer 3. Shields of Shame 4. US - Corrupt Cops 5. Dirty Cops 6. Brutal cops
@@InPursuit360 it went very well thank you. They asked me to tell them about myself so I remembered your video about not selling myself short. They also asked if I’m involved in my community and I answered and gave examples of what I did in the community. Talked about my volunteer experience in school as well. They also asked me if I have experience dealing with difficult people and asked me to give an example.
I am a retired officer of 30 years. The last few years were as our training coordinator and recruitment supervisor. Did many oral boards. Your video is informative and right on, especially the professional appearance point. One thing I would add is sit up proud and strong and look into the interviewers eyes. Don't be boastful or verbose just be proud and confident. And the point about asking to take notes... great. That would have won me over at the start.
What rational and sane person would even consider becoming a cop? After watching countless body cam videos, I know law enforcement is no longer considered an honorable and respectful profession. Nowadays, it would take a lunatic to ever dream of becoming a peace officer. In reality, there are several UA-cam channels dedicated to exposing ignorant cops who are ignorant of the rights citizens have in the United States. Many cops in this country don't even know the laws. I highly recommend taking a screenshot of this list of UA-cam channels and then doing a search for them here on UA-cam. Because then, you can become more knowledgeable about the tyranny that is taking place in this country. Cops are earning the hate. Wake up america! 1. Audit Archive 2. The Civil Rights Lawyer 3. Shields of Shame 4. US - Corrupt Cops 5. Dirty Cops 6. Brutal cops
this help out so much. I had no idea how to relate my pass jobs to a law enforcement one. Listening on how you were able to relate non related law enforcement jobs gave me many ideas how I can sell myself with my kitchen jobs. Thank you!
Yes the process is long. But that’s why you ALWAYS make sure to apply to more then one. If department A wants to take their sweet ass time that’s fine. Department B you could be already at the medical screening. Department C you could already be in the academy… Never just apply to one department. Some departments will drag you along (I’ve seen guys wait years). Don’t waste your time. Apply to multiple and make sure you let the other knows and sure sometime they don’t like that but that’s not your problem if they want you that bad they’ll hurry the process along. Otherwise keep it moving. This is what we were taught in the academy and it worked for me and everyone I knew.
Thanks for that, I have said this in multiple videos. Apply to multiple departments, even look at widening your geographic search area. Getting a foot in the door is the key to ending up where you want to be. Good luck and stay safe.
I got to 8:59 before I had take note of some of your interview. Here are some of my key takeaways from your job interview advice for future law enforcement officers within the continental United States 🇺🇸 1) be respective of other individuals time 2) be early, prompt, and punctual for routine appointments like doctors, dentists, other office visit or meetings 3) make your story related and not too like rehearse. Tell us a time about … STAR method 4) dress appropriately for the occasion 5) be meticulous and take notes when necessary Would recommend to relevant hiring manager for position just for being normal human being
Please please please take your time everyone take your time answering and Intaking the questions. I rushed and I didn’t waiver even when given opportunity to elaborate I still didn’t take the hint be compassionate in your answers and be willing to give others the benefit of the doubt. I was told I was too “RoboCop” and I needed to be prepared to give people warnings not tickets. Please if given scenario remember as an officer you’re there to help
I think my biggest challenge will be that I have always been very self-critical and so that has led me to be humble or sell myself short, so the selling myself will definitely take a lot of pep talk and preparation. I don’t have an interview, but I want to be ready for everything. Thanks for your video, it definitely helps!
Stay positive, honestly, in my personal life I am shy and anti confrontational, my wife couldn't believe I was in law enforcement because I avoid confrontation. But there is something about having the knowledge of the law and being entrusted to protect people that, when I put on my uniform, I had no problem talking to people and making some of those hard decisions. You can do it.
Not going towards law enforcement, but this did gave me an idea what to say during an interview especially in "tell me about you". Gave me a different insight, thanks.
I had several oral boards and interviews when I first applied with several agencies. As an older guy with a successful career behind me, I think they all looked at me differently from a kid with no military who still lived at home with parents. I often wonder if I made the right selection of departments. I did well at the Academy but the scenarios were a little different. They liked me because I never complained. I always saw the glass as half full. I enjoyed my time in that Department but I was the subject of bias because of my age and my good attitude. I never complained. I just soldiered on. I ran into many people who were jealous of me (what a riot!) and those who hated me. It is not a "one for all and all for one deal" any more.
Thanks for all your videos; I'm in the process of becoming a dispatcher, not police officer, but I'm still going through the same process, so it helps!
Your tips are so helpful! You’re the best!!!! I loved that you said that we can turn anything we’ve done before into an experience that we can explain why we become a great officer. ❤
I just want to say, loved your video. Had my oral board last week and just found out I passed! Now to practice for my chief interview next. Not sure if there’s a video on what to expect for that (hint hint lol) would be great! Keep up the great content! Extremely helpful video!
For anyone reading this comment. My number one advice would be to read, familiarize and understand the departments Mission statement, vision and goals. You do not nesscesary have to agree with these but you should should make sure you sound like you do. That does not mean lie or be deceiving but this displays an understanding and flexibility with the department. Your goal is to be unbias has possible and show you are able to put your personal beliefs aside when on duty.
I went to my current job in 2014 and wore a suit and tie. My 80-year old dad told me to. I still remember my colleagues thinking that was over the top. But it left an impression. The first thing my future boss saw was someone who gave enough of a damn to put a suit and tie on.
@@InPursuit360 i finished my PST (Entrance Exam) and i got a 69.09%. I needed a 70.0%. I have no choice but to wait 90 days (June 2023) till my next available testing date. What else can i do except study?
Things might be a lot lot different now. I sat (as an interviewer) on many oral boards. For entry level, we had a panel of 3, Sergents (that's the way they spelled it, I know it looks wrong) or senior Senior Officers. He said that first impressions are important. He is very right. Extremely right. We are looking for someone that we want to work with. Someone that will be down for whatever happens and be there in a jam. We did not give a F about politics or diversity, one way or another. So here's the deal, be in shape, dress nicely and conservatively. Have a military bearing and remember that you are talking to old patrolmen. The best way to know how we think and what we want is to go on ride alongs and try to get to know someone. The bad part is that mostly the new guys get stuck with the ride longs but watch those old guys. They are the leaders and they carry the weight.
As a captain (retired ‘97) I sat on a lot of interview panels. Some of the responses we got left me wondering what rock some of the applicants crawled out from.
Hey I had a question mabye you can help me out, I’m currently a correction officer in Colorado 19yo so I have to do two years before I could go post but I had prior drug usage when I was younger but am now clean will this possibly not get me hired? Is there a minimal I can say or should I say it all “?
I got 68.75/70 scores for the police interview. The reason was my answers were to short when it comes to situation questions. The Sergeant who talk with me offer me to apply for the next recruitment cycle since I already have the passing scores of the physical and writing test. This video help me alot about the requirement that I have to fulfill for each category of questions.
In this day and age if you don’t have a criminal record your hired. Departments have a hard time getting applicants because most departments don’t provide pensions or retirement healthcare! I would try to find out if the department is young or if many are retiring soon. If it’s a young department you may be on midnights for 20 years.
@ inpursuit…360 I have a question probably not only for me but some people out there like me that was assigned that I have dyslexia, how and would that infect my opportunity to become a cop even though we have technology to be able to help with auto correction which I use for day-to-day basis. Loved the video it helped a lot and actually made me feel more confident. 💯👍
Dyslexia will not be an automatic dis qualifier. Be up front with them if it comes up, maybe work it into one of the interview answers and explain how you have found ways to overcome this and be successful in other things. Think you will be good to go, good luck.
Wanted to ask. What examples can you give me when they ask you what are your strengths & weaknesses??? Have a sponsorship interview. Any ADVICE WILL HELP!!! doing some home work/ research on it
Question can a new chief of police in Texas assign a sgt to be a command officer and oversee other sgts. Promote him on a salary pay without testing for this position? This new chief is also changing policy with memos in order to have an officer be eligible to apply for a position that was favorable for that officer who didn’t originally meet qualifications; bypassing other qualified officers for that position? There is a chief, 2 LT’s and 5 sgt’s. It’s a small department. This new chief has used the word promoted and has shifted officers to different divisions but most concerning is appointing and Sgt to a higher position without giving anyone equal opportunity.
Thank you, good sir, for #1 your service and #2 making this video 👏🏻 I just applied for a FWC Certified Officer position and I've been told their interview process is brutal 😵💫😵😵💫 Your video is sure to help me 🎉 Thank you once again. Ofc. Phillips
I’m from Vietnam and I have been in the US only 5 years but lately I have seen even ever ever happened in my life one of police officer of my state got ambush from gunman and he died ! He only 23 years old and he was serving in military before he became police officer ! Police officer is always his dream and I would like to achieve to be police officer because his died gave me motion to consider to be police officer one day but now I’m 28 years and my English isn’t perfect I’m not sure if 28 is old or maybe too late to become police officer one day !
Been looking into a career in law enforcement for years now….. I was a resident then, I am now a citizen but now I’m hesitant since in my young days I did do ilegal substances such a cocaine and ecstasy haven’t touch those anymore since I’m much older now and have a family but in your experience would be that be an automatic DQ? I’ve always been and stayed in great physical shape and never been arrested or in trouble with the law.
I would say don’t mention specifics unless you are asked directly ‘have you ever….?” And always answer in the Past tense. ‘in my youth I experimented with….” And ‘Since my youth I have never touched any illicit or mind altering substances. I don’t even drink, as I don’t like to cloud my judgement.” Things of that nature. Make it clear that you have long since learned from the mistakes of your past, and that you have been clean for your adult life.
pursuit 360 can (armed) policeman class be combined with the other classes like terrorist, soldier, shooter, hunter, militia, gang member, mercenary, and gunny into one class?
Ease up on making people feel nervous and uncomfortable at alot of these Department interviews. Just be thankful that alot of these future Cadets really will make great Police Officers in these Departments that probably are 300 to 800 Officers short already.
Interesting, first time someone has said I am making people nervous. The goal in all my videos is to reduce stress and let everyone have an idea of what to expect and how to prepare. I will pay attention to the tone in the future, all critiques are welcome here.
Every police and sheriff department in the state of Texas is hiring, smaller departments will not take that long to get you on the streets working, the bigger departments will take a longer time to put you through a background check . But they shouldn’t take to long due to most of them are begging for help.
This is great. Thank you for that. I've been thinking/wanting to join LE since college. I'm currently in a really good office job, making really good $$, but I'm thinking of dropping it for the LE in Florida. It's worth it, right? ......right?
It's a calling. No one goes into law enforcement to get rich. Federal guys make some decent money. But it really isn't about the dollars if it is what you are meant to do. Is it worth it, that is up to each person. I wouldn't have traded my time for anything, but that is just me. Good luck.
Did 15 yrs on the job and left after all the civil unrest. I wish I left sooner, I transitioned into corporate investigation & compliance then ended up in cybersecurity.
Thanks for your 15 years. I left for medical reasons after 21 years in 2018, before things got way insane. I appreciate all the officers on the road now and all of those going into the field.
@@InPursuit360 It is tough to be on the street today and I genuinely feel sorry for anyone going into LE at the local & state level. But, I tell you it's very hard to turn it off sometimes, so occasionally I listen to the scanner app just to get a little taste of the action...🤣🤣🤣.
Just apply if interested. These departments are not turning applicants down. Plus they are paying bonuses to apply. No more college credits, just a GED/DIPLOMA. 15 yr, Cop. Back in my days, you needed 30 hrs college, Diploma, Military. Ive been to too many Cop Funerals, 9 to be exact. Becareful what you wish for.
My dream job is still to become a Police Officer, but I started my career as a Wildland Firefighter. And idk now since I put so much work into my current career and I just turned 30, but feel like my dream job is shrinking by day maybe a change, but also really not wanting to start from being a rookie again, but we’ll see what God points my life too.
I’m on the same boat. 10 years into a career at my Sheriff’s dept. Started at 21… have seniority.. have hit most of my raises both from the state and union… been debating if I should go state police but now that I’m 30 I don’t want to restart my seniority 🥹
All of the LE interview questions are similar, not the same, but similar. There is a mindset they are all looking for and they are all very picky. Good luck.
@inpursuit360 can you talk about about why we need certain amount of credits from a college why do I need that why is it important when people who never went can get in just because the were in the military they don’t need it what separates me from them in education it’s disrespectful
I'm currently waiting for the MC results. My big concern is the interview, because english is my second language and I'm not 100% fluid... sometimes I can't express my thoughts totally. Can you give me an advice regarding this problem?
I have a big question I have a beautiful wife and kids aI one tried to be a police officer once but they thought I was too soft but my parents and my wife say no because they don’t want me to be but in my heart I want to try again to become a sheriff to help and protect others but I am afraid my parents and wife will turn against me to use my kids to keep my from doing something that I to try again what should I do please?????
I applied for a ride along with my county department and it said business casual but I’m not exactly sure what that is because I’ve never worn business casual before would it be okay if I wear what the department wears as a way to blend in
No, not dumb at all. Some states/jurisdictions make you get certified first. Or, they work 50/50, some people do it on there own and some the departments will sponsor/pay for you. Then, there are some that will not allow you to self sponsor. Check the state/jurisdiction where you want to apply.
Depends on the State, and then the County/city you want to apply to. Some States allow ‘Self sponsorship” for aspiring Officers, while others require you to apply to a local agency/department/office, and should they want to hire you, sponsor you and send you to the academy. Usually in such cases you either need to attend a university in criminal justice/law enforcement or enroll in citizen volunteer/reserve programs in your local law enforcement agency.
Id say dress in civilian attire. Clean suit, tie, Clean shoes, cut hair, clean shaven, etc. Your service recourd will speak for itself. Many law enforcement officers are veterans themselves.
When I was a kid, I wanted to become a police officer but I was embarrassed because my dad went to prison for drug dealing and the majority of my family was into some type of hustling. In my late teens I went down a similar path but walked away at 21. Now that I’m 35 and I see all the suffering in society, I wish I was in a position to contribute to my community and stand with those in law enforcement. It’s terrible the way police officers are treated today. The things Ive done make me ineligible but I will always back the blue.
I feel you man but im 19 both of my parents were in prison , i started working corrections for a prison and im thinking about taking all my test and becoming an officer
What rational and sane person would even consider becoming a cop? After watching countless body cam videos, I know law enforcement is no longer considered an honorable and respectful profession. Nowadays, it would take a lunatic to ever dream of becoming a peace officer. In reality, there are several UA-cam channels dedicated to exposing ignorant cops who are ignorant of the rights citizens have in the United States. Many cops in this country don't even know the laws. I highly recommend taking a screenshot of this list of UA-cam channels and then doing a search for them here on UA-cam. Because then, you can become more knowledgeable about the tyranny that is taking place in this country. Cops are earning the hate. Wake up america!
1. Audit Archive
2. The Civil Rights Lawyer
3. Shields of Shame
4. US - Corrupt Cops
5. Dirty Cops
6. Brutal cops
Hello i am a police officer in S.Korea. Good Luck to you officer over there in the states and take care :)
I have my police board of commissioners interview tomorrow this is why I’m here😅 thank you sir
Hope all went well. Let me know how it went and if there are any questions I can add to help out others.
@@InPursuit360 it went very well thank you. They asked me to tell them about myself so I remembered your video about not selling myself short. They also asked if I’m involved in my community and I answered and gave examples of what I did in the community. Talked about my volunteer experience in school as well. They also asked me if I have experience dealing with difficult people and asked me to give an example.
@Nikki Smith yes I did😊 I start the academy this week.
@@jazr7997 congratulations! I have my Interview board tomorrow .
@@wuddupboy96 how did it go?
I am a retired officer of 30 years. The last few years were as our training coordinator and recruitment supervisor. Did many oral boards. Your video is informative and right on, especially the professional appearance point. One thing I would add is sit up proud and strong and look into the interviewers eyes. Don't be boastful or verbose just be proud and confident. And the point about asking to take notes... great. That would have won me over at the start.
Thank you so much for your tips and advice! You were one of the few UA-camrs who I watched throughout my police hiring process. Much love!
Thank you for the knowledge!
I passed the interview, I can’t thank you enough!
What rational and sane person would even consider becoming a cop? After watching countless body cam videos, I know law enforcement is no longer considered an honorable and respectful profession. Nowadays, it would take a lunatic to ever dream of becoming a peace officer. In reality, there are several UA-cam channels dedicated to exposing ignorant cops who are ignorant of the rights citizens have in the United States. Many cops in this country don't even know the laws. I highly recommend taking a screenshot of this list of UA-cam channels and then doing a search for them here on UA-cam. Because then, you can become more knowledgeable about the tyranny that is taking place in this country. Cops are earning the hate. Wake up america!
1. Audit Archive
2. The Civil Rights Lawyer
3. Shields of Shame
4. US - Corrupt Cops
5. Dirty Cops
6. Brutal cops
Great advice thank you very much!
Thank you for this video! This gave me great angles to think about!
this help out so much. I had no idea how to relate my pass jobs to a law enforcement one. Listening on how you were able to relate non related law enforcement jobs gave me many ideas how I can sell myself with my kitchen jobs. Thank you!
Yes the process is long. But that’s why you ALWAYS make sure to apply to more then one. If department A wants to take their sweet ass time that’s fine. Department B you could be already at the medical screening. Department C you could already be in the academy… Never just apply to one department. Some departments will drag you along (I’ve seen guys wait years). Don’t waste your time. Apply to multiple and make sure you let the other knows and sure sometime they don’t like that but that’s not your problem if they want you that bad they’ll hurry the process along. Otherwise keep it moving. This is what we were taught in the academy and it worked for me and everyone I knew.
Thanks for that, I have said this in multiple videos. Apply to multiple departments, even look at widening your geographic search area. Getting a foot in the door is the key to ending up where you want to be. Good luck and stay safe.
Great video!! Thank you
I got to 8:59 before I had take note of some of your interview. Here are some of my key takeaways from your job interview advice for future law enforcement officers within the continental United States 🇺🇸
1) be respective of other individuals time
2) be early, prompt, and punctual for routine appointments like doctors, dentists, other office visit or meetings
3) make your story related and not too like rehearse. Tell us a time about …
STAR method
4) dress appropriately for the occasion
5) be meticulous and take notes when necessary
Would recommend to relevant hiring manager for position just for being normal human being
Make #5 more legibly understandable. It doesn't make sense
it makes perfect sense lol@@user-vy3cy7ep5z
Thank you!
Great video.
Very informative.
Great video!!!
Please please please take your time everyone take your time answering and Intaking the questions. I rushed and I didn’t waiver even when given opportunity to elaborate I still didn’t take the hint be compassionate in your answers and be willing to give others the benefit of the doubt. I was told I was too “RoboCop” and I needed to be prepared to give people warnings not tickets. Please if given scenario remember as an officer you’re there to help
Thank u for your guideline
I think my biggest challenge will be that I have always been very self-critical and so that has led me to be humble or sell myself short, so the selling myself will definitely take a lot of pep talk and preparation. I don’t have an interview, but I want to be ready for everything. Thanks for your video, it definitely helps!
Stay positive, honestly, in my personal life I am shy and anti confrontational, my wife couldn't believe I was in law enforcement because I avoid confrontation. But there is something about having the knowledge of the law and being entrusted to protect people that, when I put on my uniform, I had no problem talking to people and making some of those hard decisions. You can do it.
Not going towards law enforcement, but this did gave me an idea what to say during an interview especially in "tell me about you". Gave me a different insight, thanks.
I am going for my one day testing in a little over a month, and i will be coming back to this video so i can remember to keep these tips in mind
This was vary helpful information
Thank you.. hope I do good
Very helpful video thank you
I had several oral boards and interviews when I first applied with several agencies. As an older guy with a successful career behind me, I think they all looked at me differently from a kid with no military who still lived at home with parents. I often wonder if I made the right selection of departments. I did well at the Academy but the scenarios were a little different. They liked me because I never complained. I always saw the glass as half full. I enjoyed my time in that Department but I was the subject of bias because of my age and my good attitude. I never complained. I just soldiered on. I ran into many people who were jealous of me (what a riot!) and those who hated me. It is not a "one for all and all for one deal" any more.
Thanks for all your videos; I'm in the process of becoming a dispatcher, not police officer, but I'm still going through the same process, so it helps!
Your tips are so helpful! You’re the best!!!! I loved that you said that we can turn anything we’ve done before into an experience that we can explain why we become a great officer. ❤
You are so welcome!
Great video man!!!
This was very good thank you for this video definitely will be replaying this over and over until I get my list number ❤
Have my oral board tomorrow morning. Taking notes from the video. Thanks for all the tips!
How’d it go !
How did it go?
Awesome! Great video
Thank you! Cheers!
I just want to say, loved your video. Had my oral board last week and just found out I passed! Now to practice for my chief interview next. Not sure if there’s a video on what to expect for that (hint hint lol) would be great! Keep up the great content! Extremely helpful video!
How did it go ?
For anyone reading this comment.
My number one advice would be to read, familiarize and understand the departments Mission statement, vision and goals. You do not nesscesary have to agree with these but you should should make sure you sound like you do. That does not mean lie or be deceiving but this displays an understanding and flexibility with the department. Your goal is to be unbias has possible and show you are able to put your personal beliefs aside when on duty.
Stellar content 💥
Thank you for the video!! I'm in the process of becoming a police officer right now and this really helped!!
I appreciate the tips thank you sir
Thanks for watching, let me know how your search is going. Good luck.
Your videos helped me get hired; thanks.
Have a interview on Tuesday! This helped so much 🙏🏾
So how did it go. Were there any questions that caught you off guard that you would like to share? Best of luck.
this is very helpful and I'm in the process of joining. thank you
Thanks so much , I pray that my interview goes well I have to be honest I am nervous but I will pray
How to apply
Thank you so much for your help.
No worries!
I went to my current job in 2014 and wore a suit and tie. My 80-year old dad told me to. I still remember my colleagues thinking that was over the top. But it left an impression. The first thing my future boss saw was someone who gave enough of a damn to put a suit and tie on.
Thank you for your videos. I couldnt ask for a better mentor
I appreciate the kind words. Let me know if there are any specific topics I can cover for you.
@@InPursuit360 i finished my PST (Entrance Exam) and i got a 69.09%. I needed a 70.0%. I have no choice but to wait 90 days (June 2023) till my next available testing date. What else can i do except study?
Things might be a lot lot different now. I sat (as an interviewer) on many oral boards. For entry level, we had a panel of 3, Sergents (that's the way they spelled it, I know it looks wrong) or senior Senior Officers. He said that first impressions are important. He is very right. Extremely right. We are looking for someone that we want to work with. Someone that will be down for whatever happens and be there in a jam. We did not give a F about politics or diversity, one way or another. So here's the deal, be in shape, dress nicely and conservatively. Have a military bearing and remember that you are talking to old patrolmen. The best way to know how we think and what we want is to go on ride alongs and try to get to know someone. The bad part is that mostly the new guys get stuck with the ride longs but watch those old guys. They are the leaders and they carry the weight.
As a captain (retired ‘97) I sat on a lot of interview panels. Some of the responses we got left me wondering what rock some of the applicants crawled out from.
Hey I had a question mabye you can help me out, I’m currently a correction officer in Colorado 19yo so I have to do two years before I could go post but I had prior drug usage when I was younger but am now clean will this possibly not get me hired? Is there a minimal I can say or should I say it all “?
@@sarahvincerivera1812dont say it at all especially if you are 100% clean
hey captain,,,, u say that but u dont mention/explain anything. u decided to crawl under a rock??? lol
Where was this video 10 yrs ago?! The chair I was sitting in was damp from sweat when I was done with my interview. All worked out though. Thanks
I got 68.75/70 scores for the police interview. The reason was my answers were to short when it comes to situation questions. The Sergeant who talk with me offer me to apply for the next recruitment cycle since I already have the passing scores of the physical and writing test.
This video help me alot about the requirement that I have to fulfill for each category of questions.
I have my interview tomorrow that’s why I’m here thanks
Thank You Sir
You should be charging for all this valuable information, hopefully it helps me! Currently in the background investigation
Thank you!
In this day and age if you don’t have a criminal record your hired. Departments have a hard time getting applicants because most departments don’t provide pensions or retirement healthcare! I would try to find out if the department is young or if many are retiring soon. If it’s a young department you may be on midnights for 20 years.
I have my interview on march 18 thank you sir !
Got an interview with with an oral board in the morning. Beyond nervous!!
Hope all went well, be sure to come back and share with us.
How did it go?
The PD in my City advertised they needed people so bad only to get there and find a waiting list! that can be 2yrs long
If all goes well I’ll have my oral board in 2 weeks!
I have my Oral board tomorrow so I really appreciate this video 😎
The Eugene PD literally said not to bring a note pad to the interview 😂
I have my interview today. Fingers crossed
bookmarking this for later
@ inpursuit…360
I have a question probably not only for me but some people out there like me that was assigned that I have dyslexia, how and would that infect my opportunity to become a cop even though we have technology to be able to help with auto correction which I use for day-to-day basis.
Loved the video it helped a lot and actually made me feel more confident. 💯👍
Dyslexia will not be an automatic dis qualifier. Be up front with them if it comes up, maybe work it into one of the interview answers and explain how you have found ways to overcome this and be successful in other things. Think you will be good to go, good luck.
I pay attention to details when problem solving
I have an oral board on May 15. Nervous as hell. Local police department. Dream job. Fingers crossed it goes well.
Goodluck
Did you pass
I find out next week.
You on the force yet?
@@youngsensei105 In the background phase for a few depts. Won't know for a while.
I think you should relax and do the very best you can and stay cool because the Army sergeant board is similar
Wanted to ask. What examples can you give me when they ask you what are your strengths & weaknesses??? Have a sponsorship interview. Any ADVICE WILL HELP!!! doing some home work/ research on it
Question can a new chief of police in Texas assign a sgt to be a command officer and oversee other sgts. Promote him on a salary pay without testing for this position? This new chief is also changing policy with memos in order to have an officer be eligible to apply for a position that was favorable for that officer who didn’t originally meet qualifications; bypassing other qualified officers for that position? There is a chief, 2 LT’s and 5 sgt’s. It’s a small department. This new chief has used the word promoted and has shifted officers to different divisions but most concerning is appointing and Sgt to a higher position without giving anyone equal opportunity.
In my adult years, I worked as a Buser and barback. I was also an instructor at a martial arts studio
Hey that was me too
I literally just took mines today and I was super nervous but I was on point with the answers think I did good😅
How did you do?
i've always thought it's ridiculous to put you in front of 9 people or whatever. it just makes it more confusing and stressful on the officer.
Thank you, good sir, for #1 your service and #2 making this video 👏🏻 I just applied for a FWC Certified Officer position and I've been told their interview process is brutal 😵💫😵😵💫 Your video is sure to help me 🎉 Thank you once again.
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I’m from Vietnam and I have been in the US only 5 years but lately I have seen even ever ever happened in my life one of police officer of my state got ambush from gunman and he died ! He only 23 years old and he was serving in military before he became police officer ! Police officer is always his dream and I would like to achieve to be police officer because his died gave me motion to consider to be police officer one day but now I’m 28 years and my English isn’t perfect I’m not sure if 28 is old or maybe too late to become police officer one day !
Many police killed innocent people (((
What kind of questions are asked on the polygraph/ psychological parts? Appreciate it!
Have to come up with a video on that one, watch for it soon.
Been looking into a career in law enforcement for years now….. I was a resident then, I am now a citizen but now I’m hesitant since in my young days I did do ilegal substances such a cocaine and ecstasy haven’t touch those anymore since I’m much older now and have a family but in your experience would be that be an automatic DQ? I’ve always been and stayed in great physical shape and never been arrested or in trouble with the law.
I would say don’t mention specifics unless you are asked directly ‘have you ever….?”
And always answer in the Past tense. ‘in my youth I experimented with….” And ‘Since my youth I have never touched any illicit or mind altering substances. I don’t even drink, as I don’t like to cloud my judgement.” Things of that nature. Make it clear that you have long since learned from the mistakes of your past, and that you have been clean for your adult life.
pursuit 360 can (armed) policeman class be combined with the other classes like terrorist, soldier, shooter, hunter, militia, gang member, mercenary, and gunny into one class?
A lot of departments don’t use the poly anymore
I'm from southern Brazil. I want to be a police officer in the United States of America
Ease up on making people feel nervous and uncomfortable at alot of these Department interviews. Just be thankful that alot of these future Cadets really will make great Police Officers in these Departments that probably are 300 to 800 Officers short already.
Interesting, first time someone has said I am making people nervous. The goal in all my videos is to reduce stress and let everyone have an idea of what to expect and how to prepare. I will pay attention to the tone in the future, all critiques are welcome here.
@@InPursuit360 Your video was very helpful. Thank you. Def have to learn to be comfortable in uncomfortable situations.
Every police and sheriff department in the state of Texas is hiring, smaller departments will not take that long to get you on the streets working, the bigger departments will take a longer time to put you through a background check . But they shouldn’t take to long due to most of them are begging for help.
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This is great. Thank you for that.
I've been thinking/wanting to join LE since college. I'm currently in a really good office job, making really good $$, but I'm thinking of dropping it for the LE in Florida. It's worth it, right? ......right?
It's a calling. No one goes into law enforcement to get rich. Federal guys make some decent money. But it really isn't about the dollars if it is what you are meant to do. Is it worth it, that is up to each person. I wouldn't have traded my time for anything, but that is just me. Good luck.
Did 15 yrs on the job and left after all the civil unrest. I wish I left sooner, I transitioned into corporate investigation & compliance then ended up in cybersecurity.
Thanks for your 15 years. I left for medical reasons after 21 years in 2018, before things got way insane. I appreciate all the officers on the road now and all of those going into the field.
@@InPursuit360 It is tough to be on the street today and I genuinely feel sorry for anyone going into LE at the local & state level. But, I tell you it's very hard to turn it off sometimes, so occasionally I listen to the scanner app just to get a little taste of the action...🤣🤣🤣.
Just apply if interested. These departments are not turning applicants down. Plus they are paying bonuses to apply.
No more college credits, just a GED/DIPLOMA.
15 yr, Cop. Back in my days, you needed 30 hrs college, Diploma, Military. Ive been to too many Cop Funerals, 9 to be exact.
Becareful what you wish for.
I don’t even have to do a interview lol
My dream job is still to become a Police Officer, but I started my career as a Wildland Firefighter. And idk now since I put so much work into my current career and I just turned 30, but feel like my dream job is shrinking by day maybe a change, but also really not wanting to start from being a rookie again, but we’ll see what God points my life too.
I’m on the same boat. 10 years into a career at my Sheriff’s dept. Started at 21… have seniority.. have hit most of my raises both from the state and union… been debating if I should go state police but now that I’m 30 I don’t want to restart my seniority 🥹
i just got done earlier today and this pops up wowww lol
I’m thinking about being a trooper do you think this is similar to their interview process?
All of the LE interview questions are similar, not the same, but similar. There is a mindset they are all looking for and they are all very picky. Good luck.
Do you do private coaching anymore? We scheduled time with you on your website but both times no one joined the meeting
Hello! please tell me which program should I choose for training from these in order to get into the correction academy and then work in prison???
How long does it take to hear back after your formal interview, I interviewed Thursday and it’s Saturday. I haven’t heard anything
I suggest you to maybe reach out? To show them that you are interested
@inpursuit360 can you talk about about why we need certain amount of credits from a college why do I need that why is it important when people who never went can get in just because the were in the military they don’t need it what separates me from them in education it’s disrespectful
I'm currently waiting for the MC results. My big concern is the interview, because english is my second language and I'm not 100% fluid... sometimes I can't express my thoughts totally.
Can you give me an advice regarding this problem?
can i say experiences that i have had and things i went trough when i was a security guard? and conflicts and solutions i did?
Absolutely, any and all work experience is good. Private security is not looked down on like it has in the past. Good luck.
I have a big question I have a beautiful wife and kids aI one tried to be a police officer once but they thought I was too soft but my parents and my wife say no because they don’t want me to be but in my heart I want to try again to become a sheriff to help and protect others but I am afraid my parents and wife will turn against me to use my kids to keep my from doing something that I to try again what should I do please?????
I applied for a ride along with my county department and it said business casual but I’m not exactly sure what that is because I’ve never worn business casual before would it be okay if I wear what the department wears as a way to blend in
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Have my test on the 4th of April ! Wish me luck
@@sohailllxx7744 what questions they ask ?
I’m trained in bjj aikido tai chi kickboxing wrestling
Is there training to help help after you leave the academy?
Oral board on November 3rd !
Good luck, stay positive and remember to breath.
I probably sound dumb but do you have to find a academy first then apply somewhere or it the other way around?
No, not dumb at all. Some states/jurisdictions make you get certified first. Or, they work 50/50, some people do it on there own and some the departments will sponsor/pay for you. Then, there are some that will not allow you to self sponsor. Check the state/jurisdiction where you want to apply.
@@InPursuit360 Thanks for answering my question. Honestly very helpful👍
Depends on the State, and then the County/city you want to apply to.
Some States allow ‘Self sponsorship” for aspiring Officers, while others require you to apply to a local agency/department/office, and should they want to hire you, sponsor you and send you to the academy.
Usually in such cases you either need to attend a university in criminal justice/law enforcement or enroll in citizen volunteer/reserve programs in your local law enforcement agency.
So being in the Army reserves, is it okay to wear my class As, or should i wear a civilian suit?
Id say dress in civilian attire. Clean suit, tie, Clean shoes, cut hair, clean shaven, etc. Your service recourd will speak for itself. Many law enforcement officers are veterans themselves.
Do you offer consultations or mock interview sessions? I will gladly pay for one.
At one time I had something set up on Patreon. We can probably arrange for something.
I'm interested as well please
Also interested!
Is there an email to send you specific questions in regards to becoming or applying to a police officer ?
Inpursuit059@gmail.com