Recent content by ukcop999

It does depend on your force however it is usually a 3 week course as they do not do the pursuit week at the end

Threat James, as all the rest have said don't beat yourself up over it. You had a decision to make based on the information you had in front of you, nobody got hurt and the idiot got arrested. For me the biggest point in all this is that you probably stopped somebody later on down the line...

Before i joined the dark side I was a firefighter for 6 years, during that time I had to resus 2 dogs that had suffered severe smoke inhalation. Pretty much the same as you would for humans really as they have the same breathing mechanism and heart. Also helped with the oxygen we carried on...

Well I have some experience working with th SIA in relation to doorstaff etc and I would be very surprised if you would be granted a license. The courts may of deemed them minor offences but the SIA doesn't as they were originally setup to 'clean up' the security industry and get rid of the bad...

As a firearms cop within the police I totally agree, however the point you seem to be missing that a lot of ex squaddies are actually cops, and it will be obviously a start when being selected for the training.

Hi, nice to meet another crime fighter (we are out numbered on here! lol) you need to post your comments on the seeking employment forum that way people will get in touch with you. This forum is links and information to specific jobs.

I would say that 'the red vook' as you describe would be the discharge book you get from the military

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