I'm trying to find some books to study does anyone know about any? I mean I don't know which police officer books to get to study for the police test. Does anyone have any idea how to start with this? Thanks so much
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11-06-09 12:31 AM #1
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11-06-09 01:32 AM #2
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Check with the agency you plan to apply to. Every agency gives a different test. Mine will give you a reading list that may help you.
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11-06-09 08:54 AM #3
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Go to your library or a bookstore and look in the self-help sections. You should be able to find preparatory books/manuals on taking a variety of law enforcement examinations. For example, I think ARCO and CLIFF'S likely publish the materials you may be looking for.
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11-06-09 05:00 PM #4
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I donno, I've spent a lot of time in bookstores lately as well as on Amazon, but I've never seen one entitled "Living with a Pedephile while trying to get a job as a Cop".
Maybe there's one about "Associating with Felons & Law Enforcement Employment".My Inalienable Rights were given to me by God and NOT by the Government.
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11-07-09 10:09 AM #5
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Why not just ask the girlfriend/teacher
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11-07-09 05:18 PM #6
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I got a book by Arco has anyone heard good or bad things about it? Thanks
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11-07-09 05:22 PM #7
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Believe it or not she's actually helping me study for it Originally Posted by BP348
Why not just ask the girlfriend/teacher
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