peace officers and AAS

[Baby Gorilla]

Duh....

Coleman's a cop and he has everyone fooled.

Which begs the question....How? He might as well had a needle hanging out of his ass it was that obvious.

Officer Mongo: First off, those people who would criticize us usually don't have to worry about fighting a 300-pound gang member "dusted up" on PCP. I do. I mean, nowadays it seems that society wants its police officers to be "social workers with a badge," but on the street where your life is on the line, it's a whole new story.

Violent criminals will sue you if you hit them with your baton; they sue if you spray them with pepper spray; they sue you if you taser them, and often times they win or the department settles, making the officer look bad. What other choices do we have but to be physically prepared to fight and fight hard! We have families, we have children, and by God I'm going home to them every night, even if I have to crush you to do it!

While I 100% understand where he's coming from, ain't that a sick double-standard? "My job performance and personal survival is at stake so that makes it okay."

Everyone can argue that.

 

[ArizonaFeeds]

I HEAR THE BORDER PATROL PAYS 60K A YEAR.

ANY BENNIES TO THAT?

 

[George24]

Many of my friends are police, deputies, and state troopers.
We were all in the Marine Corps together, jacked up on gear too.
They don't have any problems now, if someone questions them you just play it cool, " I don't juice, but thanks for the compliment".
The drug testing is as follows: they will test for narcotics like marjiuanna, cocaine, amphetamines, barbitiuates, opiates, etc...
Very, very, rare case that they will test you for gear, don't sweat it.

 

[jh1]

Not a flame, but -

Nothing worse than someone that enforces rules on others that they themselves do not follow / respect.

If your on AAS then you either don't agree with or don't care about 'rule of law', in my opinion you shouldn't put yourself in the position of having to enforce the 'rule of law' on others.

Leave that to the ones that really beleive... (not I)

 

[George24]

I was Military Police, Myself and fellow M.P.'s found gear on other people before, we never busted them though, that would be a double standard you know. I would talk to them about it, and explain to them how to hide it better, and ask how they were going to run their cycle. Now my friends that are civillian officers will not bust people for having that shit either, for in their eyes they understand why we use them anyway. The group of us would alway's say, "WHATCH YO KNOW ABOUT BEING THE SUSPECT, AND THE INVESTIGATOR"

 

[Syphonfilter]

You wanna be a cop why? Ask yourself this before you get in it seriously. As far as the test being too expensive, bullshit, it's expensive and most DO NOT test in the hiring phase, but once you're in, many department's need mere reasonable suspicion to test you for juice and they WILL pay for it if they think it's something they wanna go after. Some need probable cause. If you think LAPD pays alot, on paper it looks good, but look at the cost of living in Cali and that will tell you why the money is high. Fact of the matter is, if you become a cop, shut your fucking mouth about gear usage. I don't care what people tell you, how much you like someone on the department or what, police aren't the same as they were 20 years ago, it's not a brotherhood like it used to be. Cops steal from each other, they rat on each other, and they will fuck you if they think they can gain something off of turning you in for something. Just shut your mouth, do a roid that doesn't last long in the system, and don't think you're mr badass cause you juice and are a cop.

Of course what do I know, I just spent damn near six years of my life as a cop and watched it go down the drain after a postive roid test.

Bye and Good luck. Oh yeah, and don't ever say it can't ever happen to you.