Hi all,
Just wondering.... every state has different standards and training requirements. Will different states honor training done in other states?
I am current in California, working as a patrol reserve... however, the training I had in the reserve academy was 384 hours... by checking the websites of other states, that many hours either meet or exceed the requirement for regular appointments.
The few people I talk to said that California is the toughest state to become a cop in (training requirement-wise).... I just want to know if other states will honor my training or do I have to start over with learning what an "arrest" is....
Just wondering.... every state has different standards and training requirements. Will different states honor training done in other states?
I am current in California, working as a patrol reserve... however, the training I had in the reserve academy was 384 hours... by checking the websites of other states, that many hours either meet or exceed the requirement for regular appointments.
The few people I talk to said that California is the toughest state to become a cop in (training requirement-wise).... I just want to know if other states will honor my training or do I have to start over with learning what an "arrest" is....
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