dispatch going to BSO

10-15-2013, 03:31 AM

You are big city over 30 miles long how busy are you and do you get jammed or delayed on calls a lot also do they farm out ofc to different sectors and how many tickets a week and how many arrests a month needed and how many hold overs day

11-13-2013, 03:42 AM

Originally Posted by Guest

Would hate to see some of the older crowd go, but on the other hand some of the new ones need to get sent to BSO for retraining or termination. Except for the new guy, hes pretty good.

Cant believe the dyslexic chick has been up there for as long as she has and not been fired. How many times is she going to get kicked off the console during an incident before someone gets the hint?

That dyslexic chick is someone's relative at either city hall or the police department so don't expect her gone. She may end even up at BSO.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11 ... areButtons

11-13-2013, 10:00 PM

Originally Posted by Guest

Would hate to see some of the older crowd go, but on the other hand some of the new ones need to get sent to BSO for retraining or termination. Except for the new guy, hes pretty good.

Cant believe the dyslexic chick has been up there for as long as she has and not been fired. How many times is she going to get kicked off the console during an incident before someone gets the hint?

That dyslexic chick is someone's relative at either city hall or the police department so don't expect her gone. She may end even up at BSO.

http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2013/11 ... areButtons

The trainer should have been fired in this one. This phone shit goes on all the time at some agencies, on nights in some they even watch movies on their tablets, and some dispatchers even fall asleep on the job and they get away with it. Heck in one agency they even have a dispatcher who barely speaks English and started dispatching in another language when she got flustered. None of this surpises me whatsoever. In a nut shell it is often times not what you know and how capable you are in dealing with emergencies but rather who you know or who you blow. Sad but true. I have see some dispatchers fail and fail miserably time and time again and they are still employed.