Sorry I have not got the chance to respond sooner. My days have been filled with papers and polygraphs. Everything is going great and I have never been so happy. It is looking like I am going to be able to work out of South Florida when all is said and done. I am thrilled about that because I have lived here all my life, and always want to. On top of that, it is an interesting atmosphere down here with the people that we work with. In regards to aviation, it is around a 5 year prior service with the Marshal's before that becomes an option. As I said in my last post, I will be working with the Fugitive Apprehension Squad which is one of the most interesting things ever. Thanks again for all of the support everyone has offered. Quote:
Originally Posted by bike21 Cool. I was going to apply to the Colorado State Patrol years back to start my road toward a federal job of some sort. So I figured you might have had start elsewhere too. |
Why didnt you go through with it, or did you?
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Originally Posted by ready2fly Outstanding, Five-O!!
Best of luck!
One of my good friends had a similar path to his employment:
Started with a local police department
Worked for the sherriff's office for a while
Worked on Madelyn Albright's Diplomatic Security Staff
Last I heard was still working for the State Department in some capacity.
Okay...so maybe that's not so similar.
But anyway..... Congratulations!!
R2F |
Thank you R2F. It is similar in its own ways.
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Originally Posted by bumblebee Yeah . . . whatever . . . . who cares . . . from your local retired fireman! (note your avitar)
Congrats, are you going to work with Walker . . . oh no he's a Texas Ranger. hmmmm.
Seriously though . . . I remember being in a house working on an assault victim, when we heard several gunshots outside . . . the cops were our heros that night!
Good luck . . . |
Hahaha, thats a funny one. Coming from a younger guy, thanks for your service. We are all brothers out there in some way.
In regards to working with Walter... you never know..
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Originally Posted by Kristie WOW.. that sounds like a really neat job... so you'll be JC's very own Tommy Lee Jones eh? |
That will be me.
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Originally Posted by C150J 1811 or 1810 series?
Congrats!
J. |
Thank you. I will be 1811
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Originally Posted by amorris311 i dont know why you are sorry. that is some awesome news! you are one of the elite and that is something you should be proud of. if you are not proud im proud for you. keep us posted on as much as you can. this is an exciting job and i would love to live vicariously through you.  |
Thanks for the support man. If you enjoy this line of work, why dont you go for it? It never hurts to apply.
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Originally Posted by Stone Cold Congrats FiveO. Well, at least now I don't have to worry about meeting you on the wrong end of a radar gun on 95.  |
Not going to lie, I was looking forward to meeting you. Hopefully we still can, just on happy terms.
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Originally Posted by meritflyer Can you change your name to Sam "The Big Dog" Gerard?  |
Hahah. I'm down with it. It in Doug's hands.
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Originally Posted by Murdoughnut Wow - exciting! Sounds a lot like my job - I crunch numbers in front of a computer all day. Oh wait, it's nothing like my job.
Sounds really cool - when I hear about folks with jobs like that, I always shake my head and mutter something about the public school system failing me. I had to watch a Navy guy hop in his Hornet and fly out of KPIE the other day. Awesome to see, but man I'm jealous.
Good luck! |
Thanks for the support. Hey, you are doing a job that someone has to do. I would never in a million years last doing what you do, so I'm jealous.
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Originally Posted by C150J Just be sure of the DUSM duties for the district you'll be working in... unless you're an 1811, you could be stuck doing jail and court duty most of your time, supplemented by the occassional warrant.
J. |
Do you have any experience? It sure does sound like that. If so I would love to hear about it. I made sure not to be stuck with jail and court duty, although I am going to say, you never know. It will be the 1811 series.
Once again, thanks to everyone for your support. I might have the privilege to meet some of you airline guys while transporting a prisoner or two.