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So would they find out if you are on ODSP or used to be on ODSP? It is disability welfare. No, there is absolutely no way to find out about your friend being on ODSP. It is highly confidentail information, not available to government-policey types. I've had insomnia for over 40 years, no one ever g...

Respond Wayne wrote:>>> HERE <<< is their Water Rescue Unit in action.

If anyone is thinking of clicking on that link but isn't sure if it will be worth their time, trust me- it is well worth it.

Hired Goon wrote: In a similar thread a while back, the vast majority of members recommended Rex Kwon Do.

This. I have studied Rex for years and to be honest, I have gained the wisdom of a man.

Plus they use the buddy system, no more flying solo.

A real hard-ass huh? I know the type. I myself shot a man in Reno, just to watch him die.

Well this homicide sergeant friend of his is right about one thing. We are getting a lot of guys with PhD's nowadays. Our office is full of them. In fact I don't think the OPP has hired one officer without a PhD in the past 4-5 years. I plan on getting mine soon, just to keep up. Our office is so ed...

human-pylon2 wrote: I work for CAS in a community with both OPP and NAPS, I can say with all honesty the NAPS officers are alot more friendly. Now I'm not saying as a whole, NAPS everywhere are friendlier than OPP officers.

No, they are. We're really not very friendly.

Now beat it.

I don't know, hopefully not. I put in my application in as I know a Sgt who works Homicide who informed me that right now because of budgets the O.P.P. is only accepting transfers from other Police Services and persons with Police Foundations. . Ha! Don't believe everything you hear. That police fo...

I'm pretty sure speeding IS a criminal offence.

There are hardly, if ever, any emergencies in a city like L.A. Celebrities live there. Disneyland is there. But if there ever was an emergency, Ponch and Jon would handle it. Last I checked they drive motorbikes, so they could always weave between the wedding party to get to this "emergency&quo...

Well, Aldrich Ames passed the polygraph, twice. It is far from a perfect tool.

Verbose Caveman, however, seems to be a perfect tool.

My instructor in our Police College classes told us they had a guy who was in the program that used to be a cocaine dealer, and now he works for Calgary Police Service... Yeah I know this guy! He not only works for Calgary Police, he's an astronaut too! Also a kung-fu master!! I think in addition t...

I don't know how successful I'd be in these new vehicles.  No, neither do I. But I don't automatically assume how much worse off I'd be, and I've been driving the blasted things nearly as long as you. To each their own I guess, I've just grown to hate 'em. Keep in mind, I didn't mind them nearly so...

Sounds like you want to be an "investigator" but not a cop. We have an abundance of the former, but the latter are always in short supply.

I will be very glad to see the last of the Crown Vics. Worst handling car on the road, at least in crappy weather.

Send 'em all to the scrapyard.

OPP2.....I have read these posts for many years....probably before VANSMACK was ever a member.....years ago the thread was very helpful and encouraging to new applicants. Hallelujah brother- about time someone said it! I've been reading these threads for decades too, and it's a shame the state they...