Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by chris_wot on Saturday February 20, 2016 @11:30AM
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Except these officers were moonlighting as security guards. How is that even possible?
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Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by URSpider94 on Saturday February 20, 2016 @12:33PM
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One of the standard perks of being a policeman in most jurisdictions is that you're allowed to take paid gigs off-hours as a security guard and use your gun and uniform, and in some cases your patrol car if it's assigned to you permanently as it is for many state police officers.
Re:When the Hospital Fires the Bullet
by chris_wot on Saturday February 20, 2016 @05:47PM
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That must make taking bribes hard to catch!
Cops do that all the time. A long time ago I had a part-time job doing security at a YMCA; on busy days we'd have off-duty police directing traffic. I talked with some of them, who said most of the cops take side jobs doing traffic or security. The department even had an official system for distributing the work.