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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Since there are other PPs here, can you please weigh in on the other professions' self-regulation you are bring up. Doctors, for example, have licenses that are tracked from state to state with double-checks to ensure you can't just move to practice in a new area. If you try to get licensed in a new state, everything, even just patient complaints that were deemed without merit, follows you. Are you all in support of a law enforcement licensure that is tracked across your entire career, which is used to evaluate fitness for duty of all LEOs before being hired somewhere new?[/quote] Bringing this back up, as it got lost a few pages back. I don't believe I've seen an answer yet.[/quote] It would not solve all of the problems but it would weed out several bad apples. [/quote] Police are certified by the state. How is that different than licensure? In Maryland at least, Doctors are policed by other doctors -- the Maryland Board of Physicians. Made up of.....doctors. All the health boards are. As I posted above, Major Cities Chiefs and IACP want a national database of sustained charges against police officers. That would go a long way to help get rid of bad actors. It's already coming out that these five Memphis officers, none of whom have more than 5 years on the department, have dirt in their past. [/quote]
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