Interesting story.........http://www.theindychannel.com/news/21313591/detail.html
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Wow!!!! I'm sure the security company was banking on the fact that reserve officer was driving the car and it wouldn't be questioned!!
This does bring up an interesting debate, especially about the ILEA certification for directing traffic..
How would that effect the constables, Lawrence, Speedway and other departments in Marion county??
I think there will be a huge outcry from departments who utilize reserves when full times are tied up..
The security company was dead wrong for doing this and im glad they have to pay for it!!
I'm not so sure that ILEA certification is the right answer though!!
I am ILEA certified so I have no gain in disagreeing with the ILEA cert..."If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck"
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Fire, I think there is no chance of a charge as far as impersonating a police officer in this case. He was a reserve deputy in full uniform. In my opinion, that charge would not fly at all.
Should he know better, absolutely!!!"If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck"
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When reading stories related to police business, on various media outlets...I find the public comment section an interesting read....There were some interesting comments in regards to the 'whys' and 'hows' this story was reported on....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Memory of Staff Sgt. Matt Kimmell
United States Army
5th Special Forces Group
Former Deputy Sheriff, Vanderburgh County
Killed in Iraq October 11, 2005
Sometimes I wonder, who you'd be today!!
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I have ran into at least two companies that appear from a distance to be a police officers and act as police officers, the two that I have ran into are ADM and ASL or ATS which ever and both security companies attempt to look like a police officer. I feel that these companies are becoming a very big problem and liability to the public because that are not clearly identified as security. I have no problem with a police officer working off duty wheather in be full time or reserve, my problem is with the security guards who want to be a police officer and are not.
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Originally posted by K9krazy21 View PostWow!!!! I'm sure the security company was banking on the fact that reserve officer was driving the car and it wouldn't be questioned!!
This does bring up an interesting debate, especially about the ILEA certification for directing traffic..
How would that effect the constables, Lawrence, Speedway and other departments in Marion county??
I think there will be a huge outcry from departments who utilize reserves when full times are tied up..
The security company was dead wrong for doing this and im glad they have to pay for it!!
I'm not so sure that ILEA certification is the right answer though!!
I am ILEA certified so I have no gain in disagreeing with the ILEA cert...Originally posted by K40To me, open carry is the equivalent of the couple making out and groping each other at the food court in the mall. Yeah, they are probably legal, as long as they don't start getting undressed. But they are still social retards.
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Originally posted by K9krazy21 View PostThey don't send there reserves to the full academy!!!!!Originally posted by K40To me, open carry is the equivalent of the couple making out and groping each other at the food court in the mall. Yeah, they are probably legal, as long as they don't start getting undressed. But they are still social retards.
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pTLcOP,
I know brother, I have been an officer in Indiana for 8 Years..
However, if Marion co. passes an ordinance that requires any officer directing traffic to be ILEA certified, Lawrence, Speedway, and several other agencies will have an issue. The issue is due to reserves not going to the Full
Academy..
My earlier post, was telling you that those agencies don't send reserves to the academy, thus violation any ordinance Marion Co would impose if reserves were directing traffic.."If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck"
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Originally posted by K9krazy21 View PostpTLcOP,
I know brother, I have been an officer in Indiana for 8 Years..
However, if Marion co. passes an ordinance that requires any officer directing traffic to be ILEA certified, Lawrence, Speedway, and several other agencies will have an issue. The issue is due to reserves not going to the Full
Academy..
My earlier post, was telling you that those agencies don't send reserves to the academy, thus violation any ordinance Marion Co would impose if reserves were directing traffic..Originally posted by K40To me, open carry is the equivalent of the couple making out and groping each other at the food court in the mall. Yeah, they are probably legal, as long as they don't start getting undressed. But they are still social retards.
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Originally posted by K9krazy21 View PostWow!!!! I'm sure the security company was banking on the fact that reserve officer was driving the car and it wouldn't be questioned!!
This does bring up an interesting debate, especially about the ILEA certification for directing traffic..
How would that effect the constables, Lawrence, Speedway and other departments in Marion county??
I think there will be a huge outcry from departments who utilize reserves when full times are tied up..
The security company was dead wrong for doing this and im glad they have to pay for it!!
I'm not so sure that ILEA certification is the right answer though!!
I am ILEA certified so I have no gain in disagreeing with the ILEA cert...
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Originally posted by Scout127 View PostI may be missing something, but I I am a Reserve and I am ILEA certified/qualified. I have not been to the basic class, but I am approved by the ILEA by taking the 40-hour pre basic coruse and keeping up the yearly qualifications.
I may be wrong...but I think many people consider officers are ILEA certified if they attend the full basic class...I have never thought of myself, or other Reserves being ILEA certified by taking the pre-basic 40, and keeping the yearly qualifications up to date....~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
In Memory of Staff Sgt. Matt Kimmell
United States Army
5th Special Forces Group
Former Deputy Sheriff, Vanderburgh County
Killed in Iraq October 11, 2005
Sometimes I wonder, who you'd be today!!
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
www.tryfreemasonry.org
Real men wear aprons..
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Ptlcop, I was just using them as examples, I did put Constables and other marion county agencies in that post in the same sentence.
To most of us, ILEA certified is a graduate of the basic academy.
Again it depends on what the county/city council put in the ordinance.
IMPD would not be affected, as they are certified by the ILETB as an academy. There reserves go through the same training as there full time officers.
The city/county council would more than likely put a exception in the ordinance for any IMPD officer.
MCSD is not a certified academy..
That was the point of my whole post, it would effect so many reserve officers and departments in the metro area.
I'm assuming the council will basically put in the ordinance something like this when it comes to the ILEA cert.
ILEA certified officer is anyone that has attended a certified law enforcement academy and is authorized by the ILETB to be paid as a full time officer for a law enforcement agency.. Exception, any IMPD reserve officer that has completed the IMPD reserve academy...
Again, I am for sure there will be a exception for IMPD reserves.. There has to be.. I think there irritated by off duty reserves from other counties/cities working in the metro area.."If you find yourself in a fair fight, your tactics suck"
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