No, I am not.

I use to work there, a lot of actions from SLEO II to Full time, you will be in foot chases, vehicle pursuit, gun calls, homicides ect.... Good place to learn and gain experiences, few specialized units. Spent 3 1/2 years there I’d be lying if I say I didn’t like it. Yes there are few issues. It may...

My advice, from my experience. I went through Cape May Police Academy, and only saw my new born 3rd daughter for an hour and started the academy for Class II. SLEO II route is not a bad idea. I delivered pizza and washed dishes on the side to support a family of 5. After one summer in Wildwood City ...

No answers are wrong here. You have to consider all the factors of long term, specially if you have a family to raise. I always went for what I would enjoy doing. For all three of my careers I always went for what would benefit me and my family. I am on the PD side, in one of the most proactive in N...

I agree, every department is diffirent. Although that doesn’t disqualify you right away with your employment history. You can honesty say that things just did not work out for whatever reason. Be honest with them. I was in the same position at one point, but I kept trying. I was willing to take any ...

Most likely walking a beat with the duties being the same as the full time guys. Don't know about any contract, but they dramatically lowered the pay. Use to be $35 an hour latest I saw was $18. Not just walking beat, they are treated equally with respect and expectations as full time officers. You...

NLamendola1995 - Pretty much got it on point. I was in the winter academy at one point. I had a few buddies there who were an hour to two hours away. It’s how much you want and willing to sacrifice for this type of career. I was lucky to have a good support systems when I did, comes along way. Winte...

Jnate wrote: ↑Wed Feb 21, 2018 12:44 amWho feels my pain?

Haha

Yeah, I am curious too hope it turned out alright.

Someone I know just got hired there left Camden Metro