deploymed soldier deciding between fhp or county

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Since you only need to be 19 and have a G.Ed., you are actually over-compensated. That's why you came to FHP. The patrol gIves you value. You had the same background as the burger flipper at McDonald's when you entered the Academy. Now you have a salary, insurance, and a pension. Instead of bashing the patrol, take a better look at why you came here and say "thank you".

You might want to take a look at the requirements before posting that you only need to be 19 and have a GED.

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One of the Following:

One year sworn or non-sworn law enforcement experience.
Two years of active and continuous U.S. military service.
Two years of public contact experience.
Thirty semester-hours or 45 quarter-hours at an accredited college or university.


Found on FHP website "Beatrooper" --- minimum qualifications

no you don't need to be only 19 with a GED

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One of the Following:

One year sworn or non-sworn law enforcement experience.
Two years of active and continuous U.S. military service.
Two years of public contact experience.
Thirty semester-hours or 45 quarter-hours at an accredited college or university.


Found on FHP website "Beatrooper" --- minimum qualifications

no you don't need to be only 19 with a GED

Ok. So 19 with a G.Ed. and 2 years of public contact working behind the counter at Burger King.

[Unregistered]

Ok. So 19 with a G.Ed. and 2 years of public contact working behind the counter at Burger King.

Too funny!!

[Unregistered]

I come on here asking about getting into law enforcement and it turned into an fhp shit talking session lol Just as bad as army is when in comes to platoon/unit rivalry

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I come on here asking about getting into law enforcement and it turned into an fhp shit talking session lol Just as bad as army is when in comes to platoon/unit rivalry

Just realize that 99% of FHP is comprised of caring, professional troopers. The other 1% is bitter about everything in life. FHP is worth joining, so ignore that very vocal 1%.

[Unregistered]

I come on here asking about getting into law enforcement and it turned into an fhp shit talking session lol Just as bad as army is when in comes to platoon/unit rivalry

Here's the real deal bro: If you have no other options, this is a great place to go. You will get paid to train, your certification for free, and the job is rathrer one-dimensional. It's not hard. Other than Capitol Police, it's the easiest job in Florida law enforcement. As a result, the pay is low and the work is rather repetitive. That's the bottom line. If you have options like being able to pay for your certification or if you have a desire to "branch out" then go with a mid or large size agency. City or county, it doesn't matter.

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Just realize that 99% of FHP is comprised of caring, professional troopers. The other 1% is bitter about everything in life. FHP is worth joining, so ignore that very vocal 1%.

^^^^ LMFAO at this

Do all the illiterate lazy apes fit in the 1%? I doubt it

Let's be honest with the guy, 98% caring and professional troopers, 2% slugs.

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Since you only need to be 19 and have a G.Ed., you are actually over-compensated. That's why you came to FHP. The patrol gIves you value. You had the same background as the burger flipper at McDonald's when you entered the Academy. Now you have a salary, insurance, and a pension. Instead of bashing the patrol, take a better look at why you came here and say "thank you".

You've hit the main points of too many employees of FHP; they are lucky to employed at anything above minimum wage based upon their education, lack of integrity, and lack of work ethic.

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I come on here asking about getting into law enforcement and it turned into an fhp shit talking session lol Just as bad as army is when in comes to platoon/unit rivalry

The website is named "LEO AFFAIRS" bro, just saying.