Hi guys, been a while since I posted but can anyone tell me the difference/responsibilities of an Auxiliary Police Officer vs. a Special Class I/II police officer? Does the Spec. Ofcr have the same rights as a fully sworn LEO? It was something that I was wondering about earlier.
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Class I has limited police authority (its further complicated as you can be a Class Ia or ClassIb) and is generally used for disorderly persons offenses, parking enforcement and traffic enforcement. Class II has the same authority as a full time officer while on duty only. Auxillary police are under the office of emergency management and do not get any PTC training.I don't answer recruitment messages....
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Originally posted by orlandofed5-0 View PostClass I has limited police authority (its further complicated as you can be a Class Ia or ClassIb) and is generally used for disorderly persons offenses, parking enforcement and traffic enforcement. Class II has the same authority as a full time officer while on duty only. Auxillary police are under the office of emergency management and do not get any PTC training.Being a good street cop is like coming to work in a wet suit and peeing in your pants. It's a nice warm feeling, but you're the only one who knows anything has happened.
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Thank you very much guys! I have a follow up question if you don't mind answering it, how does an Auxiliary or Special PO become a fully sworn Officer? Is there a short cut, do they have to follow the same regulations as a recruit/rookie officer?
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Originally posted by gcruz1854 View PostThank you very much guys! I have a follow up question if you don't mind answering it, how does an Auxiliary or Special PO become a fully sworn Officer? Is there a short cut, do they have to follow the same regulations as a recruit/rookie officer?Last edited by FedIG; 07-23-2014, 11:08 AM.
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Originally posted by FedIG View PostI think I saw you posting questions on NJLawman.com. Go back there and search the Special Officer's Corner forum. There is a ton of info on the subject and how to become a Class 1 or 2 and go full time. The short answer is Class two's can be waived to full time with some additional training.
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Originally posted by stormz5192 View PostAux are non existent. There is no A and B designation. Class 1 is unarmed and basically just writes tickets. They can take reports and make non indictable arrests (DP-PDP.) Class 2 is basically the same as a full time officer, but they aren't supposed to leave their jurisdiction, can't take their firearm home and have zero powers off duty.I don't answer recruitment messages....
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