Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
Also you have to be willing to get shot or end up in jail if you make a single mistake on the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The only answer is to remove DC local government, instate Martial law and bring in the national guard until a proper government can be put in. Similar to Iraq.
LOL … wut?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
Also you have to be willing to get shot or end up in jail if you make a single mistake on the job.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
The Defund the Police/ACAB movement made it very unpopular to be a cop. We will need to try much harder to find good people now. So self-defeating. One of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen “educated” people buy into.
What’s worse is that the ACAB crowd have put away their Antifa shirts and washed out the purple hair die and are now sneaking into elected office in DC.
https://anc3c.org/documents/2021-012-in-support-of-proposals-by-dc-police-reform-commission-report/
They have infested local government all over the USA, using the $18 billion from The Open Society Foundations.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
The Defund the Police/ACAB movement made it very unpopular to be a cop. We will need to try much harder to find good people now. So self-defeating. One of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen “educated” people buy into.
What’s worse is that the ACAB crowd have put away their Antifa shirts and washed out the purple hair die and are now sneaking into elected office in DC.
https://anc3c.org/documents/2021-012-in-support-of-proposals-by-dc-police-reform-commission-report/
Anonymous wrote:The only answer is to remove DC local government, instate Martial law and bring in the national guard until a proper government can be put in. Similar to Iraq.
Anonymous wrote:For all the people who are frantic about the DC area. Crime has risen everywhere including in conservative states.
You cannot outrun the wave of crime that is happening from the pandemic, services and other businesses, employment, schools and all such were affected.
While it's unfortunate that carjackings have risen, this is likely making up for the time there were not any during the pandemic. I have faith things will eventually course correct.
Things were closed for 2 years, and some places 2.5 years.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
The Defund the Police/ACAB movement made it very unpopular to be a cop. We will need to try much harder to find good people now. So self-defeating. One of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen “educated” people buy into.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
The Defund the Police/ACAB movement made it very unpopular to be a cop. We will need to try much harder to find good people now. So self-defeating. One of the stupidest things I’ve ever seen “educated” people buy into.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.
The city is currently offering a $25K bonus to new recruits. This gives a 1st year officer a total comp of $80K, plus $6K housing assistance from DC, plus overtime (pretty much AYCE buffet).
What's the bottleneck with recruiting? This city graduates a bunch of kids from HS who could go straight into cadet corps and MPD. Is it the drug disqualification?
List of automatic disqualifiers is pretty long: https://joinmpd.dc.gov/basic-page-2020/automatic-disqualifiers
Anonymous wrote:We're having a crime emergency and we need to get more officers on the ground quickly. What about bringing in officers from other parts of the country the way we do with power crews when there is a major outage. I'm sure some jurisdictions have officers they could spare for a few months. We could pay a premium to attract them.