Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by chris_wot on Saturday February 20, 2016 @11:28AM
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Are police officers allowed to moonlight as security guards?!?
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Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by msellout on Saturday February 20, 2016 @01:57PM
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Police often supplement their income with odd jobs. I once worked with a police detective who also worked as a sysadmin.
Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by 0xcde4c3db on Saturday February 20, 2016 @12:03PM
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Incredibly, in many places, yes. Not only that; some cities allow them to do so in uniform.
Why on earth not?
Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by chris_wot on Saturday February 20, 2016 @05:04PM
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Conflict of interest.
Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by nommm-nommm on Saturday February 20, 2016 @05:27PM
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Whats the conflict of interest?
Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by chris_wot on Saturday February 20, 2016 @05:43PM
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Think about it for a second. You can hire cops, doesn't matter what the cost. Oh, hi officer, you work for me as a security officer in your down time. Hey, if you still want that work, why don't we just agree to ignore that traffic infringement?
That customer posting a bad review of my restaurant. He's acting like he's been on the wacky tabacky, nudge nudge... Best get him out of here to the police station, and whilst you're about it those comments are clearly drug affected. Just clear them. Incidentally, about that bonus for working extra hours - I put that in your account last night.
Good work officer!
edit: my new iPad didn't pick up the fact I wrote restaraunt. Aside from being a great typo to say aloud, wtf?