per the title.
First off, how often do LEOs from other agencies do ride alongs with other officers (maybe just out of curiosity, or someone who is a friend, family etc..)? Does that happen at all?
Follow-up question from that: if they do, do they ride and act strictly as a bystander (like citizens do), or do they have more leeway when it comes to assisting the officer they ride with (but then, they are obviously out of their jurisdiction, and I am not very familiar with rules on that)?
Pardon my possible ignorance on this particular subject.
First off, how often do LEOs from other agencies do ride alongs with other officers (maybe just out of curiosity, or someone who is a friend, family etc..)? Does that happen at all?
Follow-up question from that: if they do, do they ride and act strictly as a bystander (like citizens do), or do they have more leeway when it comes to assisting the officer they ride with (but then, they are obviously out of their jurisdiction, and I am not very familiar with rules on that)?
Pardon my possible ignorance on this particular subject.
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