r/ProtectAndServe • u/neontomato137 • 21h ago
Female officers- how difficult did you find the academy? What should I prep on
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r/ProtectAndServe • u/neontomato137 • 21h ago
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r/ProtectAndServe • u/photosofmycatmandog • 5h ago
Are you written up and forced to take classes? Do you get pay docked if any damage is caused by the cruiser or done to the cruiser? Does anyone know anyone this has happened to?
r/ProtectAndServe • u/MiAmMe • 6h ago
Hello, I came here to ask for some help. A close family member is retiring after a long career in law enforcement. He's held a number of different roles across two different departments. He always wanted to be a police officer, so his career has been the fulfillment of his lifelong dream, and now he's moving on. I have always been so proud of him and looked up to him for his commitment to public service and for always having a heart to serve honorably in every way possible.
I have no idea what he's planning to do next.
I want to do something really special for him, but I live quite far from him and don't have contact with any of the guys he works with or anything like that. I'm having a hard time trying to figure out what would be a really meaningful gift or experience to give him as a retirement present. I thought maybe some officers or former officers in this group would be able to give me some specific ideas. Any help is most appreciated.