Your Best FTO

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I have never posted anything before on this site as many posters here are either very upset with everything
or everyone with this department, but I wish to give a special praise to my best FTO trainer.
His name is Nelson Perez and he was my FTO. Nelson taught me a great deal about road work,
taught me how to remain safe and he provided me 100% of his time.

Most importantly, Nelson taught me how to save my money for retirement for which I am very grateful to him.
I took his advise and paid off my house, bought property which I just sold for a great profit, always maxed out my deferred comp and traded very successfully in the stock market. As my retirement quickly becomes a reality, I will be leaving with a better financial outlook and I have never been injured during my tenure primarily because of Nelson's guidance.
Although Nelson left five years ago, I still wish to thank him once again for his support and I vote him as my best FTO.

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I have never posted anything before on this site as many posters here are either very upset with everything
or everyone with this department, but I wish to give a special praise to my best FTO trainer.
His name is Nelson Perez and he was my FTO. Nelson taught me a great deal about road work,
taught me how to remain safe and he provided me 100% of his time.

Most importantly, Nelson taught me how to save my money for retirement for which I am very grateful to him.
I took his advise and paid off my house, bought property which I just sold for a great profit, always maxed out my deferred comp and traded very successfully in the stock market. As my retirement quickly becomes a reality, I will be leaving with a better financial outlook and I have never been injured during my tenure primarily because of Nelson's guidance.
Although Nelson left five years ago, I still wish to thank him once again for his support and I vote him as my best FTO.

Ok sir that’s awesome. Now how do us young guys that have to purchase 400k 2 bedroom apartments pay off our house and all that lovely shit you listed with 75k a year? It’s easy when you bought a home by the falls in 93 for 120k. Everything has its perspective.

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Dave Wilson. A great cop and a great guy. He’s also retired.

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Ok sir that’s awesome. Now how do us young guys that have to purchase 400k 2 bedroom apartments pay off our house and all that lovely shit you listed with 75k a year? It’s easy when you bought a home by the falls in 93 for 120k. Everything has its perspective.

Hello-
Correct, everything is perspective but those who purchased a home 28 years ago (1993) for 120K where also not making 75K a year either. I wish you good luck and be safe.

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Go ahead and turn a great post into something negative you f&cking typical child. In 1993 we were making $22,000 a year. So let's say you're making $75,000 today you should easily be able to buy that house or apartment for $400K. It's called not living above your means. It's called sacrifice + OT and off duty details. You don't get it by getting off work and going straight home to play XBOX or PS4 or 5 or whatever the f@ck series they're at now. So get of your mommy's couch and go 09-59. Or better... Why don't you do just a little bit of traffic to get you some court time. The 4 hour bangs add up quick. Imbecile...

By the way Nelson was an awesome FTO, person, and friend. Knew him from Northside and Midwest.

Ok sir that’s awesome. Now how do us young guys that have to purchase 400k 2 bedroom apartments pay off our house and all that lovely shit you listed with 75k a year? It’s easy when you bought a home by the falls in 93 for 120k. Everything has its perspective.

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Ok sir that’s awesome. Now how do us young guys that have to purchase 400k 2 bedroom apartments pay off our house and all that lovely shit you listed with 75k a year? It’s easy when you bought a home by the falls in 93 for 120k. Everything has its perspective.

You’re such a miserable f*ck.

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I have never posted anything before on this site as many posters here are either very upset with everything
or everyone with this department, but I wish to give a special praise to my best FTO trainer.
His name is Nelson Perez and he was my FTO. Nelson taught me a great deal about road work,
taught me how to remain safe and he provided me 100% of his time.

Most importantly, Nelson taught me how to save my money for retirement for which I am very grateful to him.
I took his advise and paid off my house, bought property which I just sold for a great profit, always maxed out my deferred comp and traded very successfully in the stock market. As my retirement quickly becomes a reality, I will be leaving with a better financial outlook and I have never been injured during my tenure primarily because of Nelson's guidance.
Although Nelson left five years ago, I still wish to thank him once again for his support and I vote him as my best FTO.

Nelson Perez!!! What a good guy and cop.

The best FTO I ever had, now Sgt. Javi Pineda. He was great. Taught me a lot And was fair.

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Ok sir that’s awesome. Now how do us young guys that have to purchase 400k 2 bedroom apartments pay off our house and all that lovely shit you listed with 75k a year? It’s easy when you bought a home by the falls in 93 for 120k. Everything has its perspective.

It’s a very easy solution. Resign and get another job. You are obviously living outside your means.

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We made $25k, 25 years ago so yeah, it can be done.

Learn to Save money instead of wasting it on new cars, boats, toys, & most costly of all: divorce.