How many years service does everyone have..
I have 5 years in...20 to go..
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01-06-05 02:44 AM #1
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Years of service
Stop in and say hi when your passing through, I always have a cold kokanee in the fridge!!
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01-06-05 02:55 AM #2
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14 years 10 months, nearly half way there.
A snout has told me he's got a set of nostrils, so go and get a W so we can spin his drum to see if he's got any monkey gear - The Sweeney.
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01-06-05 03:01 AM #3
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Originally Posted by Oldbillplod
30 years ...and full pention..?Stop in and say hi when your passing through, I always have a cold kokanee in the fridge!!
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01-06-05 05:02 AM #4
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10 year service in 3 days time and only 20 to go to full pension.
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What about those that have to do both?
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01-06-05 05:04 AM #5
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Bryan,
Got your email at work today, that is before I threw up and went sick!
This was not due to your email I must say. :D
Happy New year to you.Hand in Hand!
"Those that can do. Those that cannot teach!"
What about those that have to do both?
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01-06-05 05:18 AM #6
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35 years this June.
Nothing to say - taking the Fifth.
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01-06-05 05:44 AM #7
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almost 7 months :D
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01-06-05 06:26 AM #8
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11 1/2 years before forced medical retirement.
BUT I'ILL BE BACK................................. It wont be working patrol or in the jail, but I'll find something somewhere.Last edited by corporal716; 01-06-05 at 06:30 AM.
How come your house has wheels and your car doesn't?
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01-06-05 06:33 AM #9
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Wow!!! Alot of long term people on the board. I've got 21 months on the job and plan on working till I'm some where between 62 and 65!! That leaves me with 30 to 35 years to go.. Boy that's a long time when you look at years.
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01-06-05 06:37 AM #10
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Originally Posted by corporal716
one of the firearms instructors at Richmond County's training center was shot in the face early in his career, is blind in one eye, bad sight in the other, but damn if he isn't a fine instructor. Where there's a will, you have to find the way :D.GeorgiaCarry.org is an influential civil rights organization committed to not resting until the State of Georgia ceases all infringements upon the people's natural right to keep and bear arms that is protected by both the constitutions of Georgia and the USA. It's members include prominent legislators, captains of industry, members of the armed forces, police officers, parents, academics, lawyers, and citizens from all walks of life.
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01-06-05 07:08 AM #11
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18 yrs 10 months currently. 6 yrs 2 months until I CAN retire.Creeper Cop
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01-06-05 08:07 AM #12
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If you mean pension, then yes. Originally Posted by Bryan
If you don't then I haven't a clue what you are talking about :confused: :DA snout has told me he's got a set of nostrils, so go and get a W so we can spin his drum to see if he's got any monkey gear - The Sweeney.
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01-06-05 09:05 AM #13
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On number 8
22 yrs to go per current 30 yr retirement. But hopefully it'll drop to 25 in the next 5 or so years
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01-06-05 09:17 AM #14
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21 years, gonna retire with 30 at age 55. (hopefully:D)
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01-06-05 11:01 AM #15
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6 years, hoping I'm not here 20.
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