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Varies from county to county, city to city, and state to state. -
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It depends, I would say in some areas yeas, others not so much so.... all depends on where you are and what type of depts in your area.Comment
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Around here, sheriff's deputies work the jails and do investigations related to fugitives, vice street patrol and other "full-service" LE operations. From what I've seen, the PD's around here are more competitive, but as said above, various from area to area and department to department.sigpicComment
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In areas like yours, where the SO also works patrol, they are more selective.
A deputy covers a much larger area so the chances of him being without back up for a longer period are greater. They need more experience and generally have to be able to handle themselves and control a situation before it gets out of hand.
We will always bring back up on calls that require it but most times they send us to a verbal dispute and when we show up ones on the ground bleeding out.Due to the Juvenile bickering and annoying trolling committed by members of this forum I have started an igore list. If your name is listed below I can't see you.
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Overgeneralization that may be true in some areas while being false in others.Comment
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