2011年6月28日 · Our old chief decided he wanted our name tags to have P.O. (police officer, duh) followed by the first initial and last name of the officer. In my case this led to my name tag reading P.O.O. followed by my last name. It was not fun being referred to as "poo" on the streets.

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2016年4月4日 · BTP, as a general rule I have always used first names in private (if I knew the officer) and last name or rank in public. As a briefing sergeant calling roll with over 100+ officers, I called last names except for the few with names no one …

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2016年6月18日 · I've had a GPS in my vehicles for the past 8 years. Not using it to verify street names has been a learning curve. I have two county maps printed and laminated(11x17 size). One has the street names the other does not. I'll write the street names in on the map that is missing them. The streets I can't remember I'll circle on the map with names.

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2004年7月31日 · One of the important things when it comes to policing is knowing street names very well. My question is to those that are officers or those that were officers. Did any of you struggle with learning names of streets and where they were, especially those that worked in an area previoulsy unknown to them before being hired.

2003年3月19日 · Fortunately for me, I worked for the cable company before coming to police work. Hence, I already knew most of the streets. If your city is anything like mine, the streets will be clumped together in like groups- county names, tree species, minerals, etc. Then we have some that don't fall with the rest.

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2012年11月10日 · Letter indicates district, first number indicates shift, next two numbers are just to designate which officer it is. 01 is the lt, teens are sgts, 20 and up are patrolmen. Example: A201. A= North District. 2 = Middle shift. 01= the shift lieutenant. Example: C357. C = Southeast District. 3 = late shift. 57 = some random patrol officer.