Calgary Police Recruitment

[Traffic_Cop]

* On March 23rd The Recruiting Unit will be hosting an OPEN WRITTEN TESTING SESSION for anyone interested in applying to the CPS. People are invited to come in and write the ACT and APCAT, without having to have previously submitted an application. No fees. Two sessions will be hosted: 8:00am – 12:30pm and 1:30pm – 6:00pm, with maximum seating of 100 per session. We will also host an information session on March 21st from 6:30pm – 8:30pm.

More information will be available on the CPS facebook page.

[urrforce]

maybe some beyonders who constantly bitch about the cps should try the exam see how well they do

[Hi-Psi]

Wish I wasn't working out of town for this or I'd probably give it a go

[Traffic_Cop]

The info session is actually on March 21st. Open testing will be on March 23rd. You will need photo I.D. Please call 403-428-8483 or 1-866-277-4473 to register.

[zieg]

Kind of want to register just to see what actual officers have to pass to get in.

[Cos]

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[ercchry]

Originally posted by Cos
In for later. May give it a shot just to see. I'd love to get into my cousins department in Tech Crime.

[insert post about cos not being able to live off $60k/year] :rofl:

[Cos]

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[Unknown303]

Originally posted by Cos
In for later. May give it a shot just to see. I'd love to get into my cousins department in Tech Crime.

I don't know, I think FraserB quoted something you said a while back that may keep you from going to a CPS job. ;)

edit: DAMNIT ercchry beat me to it! :rofl:

[FraserB]

I'm gonna register just see how I do

[heavyfuel]

I'm thinking about this, but just to see how I do. Why not, right? Being a cop seems like such a fulfilling and cool job. Hell, if I wasn't plagued by ski and bike injuries and bad decisions in the past I'd probably pursue it more aggressively.

[Stealth22]

Stupid question alert.

If you pass, would the results count towards an application?

[mgwatson]

edit: not worth it.

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by Stealth22
Stupid question alert.

If you pass, would the results count towards an application?

Your results are valid for 5yrs. If you wanted to proceed in the process you would then fill out the application. Your results would then be placed on your file.

[heavyfuel]

Another stupid question alert. If you've been convicted of drug trafficking in the past, does that automatically disqualify you even if you have a pardon? How about a knee and back injury? They probably run you through the ringer with health and fitness testing too, right?

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by heavyfuel
Another stupid question alert. If you've been convicted of drug trafficking in the past, does that automatically disqualify you even if you have a pardon? How about a knee and back injury? They probably run you through the ringer with health and fitness testing too, right?

You would need the pardon, and the recruiting unit would look at your entire life history. It would not necessarily mean an automatic defferal.

With regards to the injuries, theres a huge medical form that needs to be completed by your Dr. Training and the job itself can be very physically demanding. I think most people know what they are capable of, and their limits. You will know yourself if you are ok.

[Tik-Tok]

Originally posted by heavyfuel
Another stupid question alert. If you've been convicted of drug trafficking in the past, does that automatically disqualify you even if you have a pardon?

Quoted for hilarity in conjunction with your avatar, lol.

Anyhoo http://www.calgarypolice.ca/recruiting/#page_faq4/

I would honestly try out, if I didn't know the hours were worse than my current job, hahah.

[heavyfuel]

Originally posted by Traffic_Cop


You would need the pardon, and the recruiting unit would look at your entire life history. It would not necessarily mean an automatic defferal.

With regards to the injuries, theres a huge medical form that needs to be completed by your Dr. Training and the job itself can be very physically demanding. I think most people know what they are capable of, and their limits. You will know yourself if you are ok.

Pardon's on the way, knee surgery imminent, as for my back, well, that is most likely a deal breaker right there. I'm still curious to see how I'd do on the test.

[M.alex]

I like to shoot people.

Can I skip the written exam and just go to shooting criminals?

[JRSC00LUDE]

Originally posted by M.alex
I worked on this reply for three hours.

It isn't the L.A.P.D. doing the recruiting.

:)

[Mibz]

Originally posted by M.alex
I like to shoot people.

Can I skip the written exam and just go to shooting criminals? Here you go (http://www.joinlapd.com/selection.html)

[Clever]

Originally posted by Mibz
Here you go (http://www.joinlapd.com/selection.html)

:rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

[fajita123]

Is there a vision requirement? My brother in law is interested but is under the impression CPS is more restrictive than RCMP or other city police agencies (Saskatoon, Regina). I believe his vision is good, but depth perception is off.

Thanks!

[Heru-Farukon]

Originally posted by JRSC00LUDE


It isn't the L.A.P.D. doing the recruiting.

:)

+1 hahah good stuff.

I wonder if there is an age requirement.

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by Heru-Farukon


+1 hahah good stuff.

I wonder if there is an age requirement.

Minimum age is 18 I believe but if it's anything like the RCMP, they will defer you until you're a little older (21ish++). That is good IMO, I don't want 18 year olds running around with guns.

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by fajita123
Is there a vision requirement? My brother in law is interested but is under the impression CPS is more restrictive than RCMP or other city police agencies (Saskatoon, Regina). I believe his vision is good, but depth perception is off.

Thanks!

Vision requirements are available on CPS recruiting website and here :-

http://www.calgarypolice.ca/recruiting/pdf/Vision_Report.pdf

[urrforce]

Originally posted by Mitsu3000gt


Minimum age is 18 I believe but if it's anything like the RCMP, they will defer you until you're a little older (21ish++). That is good IMO, I don't want 18 year olds running around with guns.

but on the same token there are probably some 21, 25, 30 35 years olds we dont want running around with guns as well:dunno:

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by urrforce


but on the same token there are probably some 21, 25, 30 35 years olds we dont want running around with guns as well:dunno:

I agree 100%, it just seems to be how they do things (at least with RCMP, I assume this is the same). The general belief is that maturity increases with age, but obviously this doesn't apply to everyone.

Also, if the 6 months at depot is anything for CPS like it is for RCMP, by the end of it, the vast majority of the people who are willing to tough that out genuinely want to be there, because it's not easy, so that is the best "filter" in my opinion. It'll never be perfect.

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by Mitsu3000gt


I agree 100%, it just seems to be how they do things (at least with RCMP, I assume this is the same). The general belief is that maturity increases with age, but obviously this doesn't apply to everyone.

Also, if the 6 months at depot is anything for CPS like it is for RCMP, by the end of it, the vast majority of the people who are willing to tough that out genuinely want to be there, because it's not easy, so that is the best "filter" in my opinion. It'll never be perfect.

Some of the training will be similar, however Calgarys program is geared to policing a large municipal city. Heres what to expect with CPS training :-

http://youtu.be/FDH6-X8I11Q

This is good to, it follows CPS in daily duties :-

http://youtu.be/c6zQOQXClOE

[Traffic_Cop]

http://www.calgarysun.com/2013/02/16/calgary-cops-actively-recruiting-seeking-to-debunk-myths-about-requirements

[revelations]

Its ironic, one year you hear about member cutbacks and early retirements due to city/provincial budget cuts, and the next they are having a hiring boom.

[redevil]

Humm might be a good opportunity for a career change.

[Cos]

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[Sugarphreak]

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[BigMass]

Lot of talk about height, weight and physical requirements. How about in IQ test and a 2 hour interview on philosophy and sociology to determine an intelligent and competent candidate that is capable of performing ethically and morally in a diverse cultural community

[CapnCrunch]

Originally posted by fajita123
Is there a vision requirement? My brother in law is interested but is under the impression CPS is more restrictive than RCMP or other city police agencies (Saskatoon, Regina). I believe his vision is good, but depth perception is off.

Thanks!

:rofl:

Hey guys, I'm an ex drug trafficker with a bad back and terrible vision. Can I get a gun up in this bitch and enforce the law? :rofl:

[ExtraSlow]

Originally posted by BigMass
Lot of talk about height, weight and physical requirements. How about in IQ test and a 2 hour interview on philosophy and sociology to determine an intelligent and competent candidate that is capable of performing ethically and morally in a diverse cultural community
There is a lot of work done to ensure candidates meet this. I was a reference for a CPS member, and ALL the questions were about ethics, morals and diversity issues.

[95EagleAWD]

Originally posted by BigMass
Lot of talk about height, weight and physical requirements. How about in IQ test and a 2 hour interview on philosophy and sociology to determine an intelligent and competent candidate that is capable of performing ethically and morally in a diverse cultural community

There's lots of that too, don't worry.

[maxout]

Yup booked my test as well. See you there.

Guess, you cannot prepare for this? or can you?

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by BigMass
Lot of talk about height, weight and physical requirements. How about in IQ test and a 2 hour interview on philosophy and sociology to determine an intelligent and competent candidate that is capable of performing ethically and morally in a diverse cultural community

All part of the process, including a psych exam.

[BigMass]

Originally posted by Traffic_Cop


All part of the process, including a psych exam.

good to know, thanks

[mgwatson]

Are you actually a traffic cop? Is so, do you enjoy your work and what do you enjoy about it?

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by mgwatson
Are you actually a traffic cop? Is so, do you enjoy your work and what do you enjoy about it?

Yes I am, and yes I do. I enjoy the challenges of investigating a traffic homicide. Being a part of a team, and piecing together the last moments of a serious life altering or ending crash, to me is fascinating. The physics and vehicle dynamics are to me, sometimes incredible. Every scene is different, and requires a fresh set of eyes. Not a job for everyone, but thats whats so great about CPS. Its a very large dept, and offers something for everyone.

On top of that, we get to ride motorcycles all summer, and conduct motorcades and escorts.

[revelations]

^ speaking of bikes, the guys riding Harleys need to join the rest of the modern world of motorcycles. :nut:

[pockett]

What's the requirements for women wanting to join?

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by pockett
What's the requirements for women wanting to join?

Male & Female requirements are the same

[theken]

I thought about this a few years back, started filing out the paperwork and realized I have done some terrible things in my life lol, I have the paperwork in my desk but man, cannot bring myself to bring it in....

[se7en]

Hmm...Scares me to think that someone like me could be clean for three years, say the right things and get a gun.

Ima gun do it.

[thetransporter]

you will get to save women like this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ITSwOZ6G_ik#!

[redevil]

Hey Traffic_Cop,

How often does the CPS hold these open testing sessions?

Do other testings sessions involve having to complete an application?

Thanks,

[max_boost]

Originally posted by pockett
What's the requirements for women wanting to join?

Whoa trippy. Yours truly has been contemplating a move to the CPS when his restauranteur days are over. :eek:

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by redevil
Hey Traffic_Cop,

How often does the CPS hold these open testing sessions?

Do other testings sessions involve having to complete an application?

Thanks,

Great question. This is the first one I know of. You generally have to complete an application first. Give recruiting a shout at 403 428 8483.

[Traffic_Cop]

Open written testing now has started. No application required. Register here:-

http://www.calgary.ca/cps/Pages/Working-for-Calgary-Police/Police-officer-careers/CPS-open-written-test-submission.aspx

[Go4Long]

Originally posted by se7en
Hmm...Scares me to think that someone like me could be clean for three years, say the right things and get a gun.

Ima gun do it.

Traffic cop can clarify, but I've seen the personal disclosure form...it's not as simple as being clean for 3 years and you're good to go...you still have to be able to demonstrate that you've got a pretty strong moral compass to begin with, so anything major in your past and you won't get considered, and they'll know if you're not being honest because of the polygraph.

[revelations]

Originally posted by Go4Long


Traffic cop can clarify, but I've seen the personal disclosure form...it's not as simple as being clean for 3 years and you're good to go...you still have to be able to demonstrate that you've got a pretty strong moral compass to begin with, so anything major in your past and you won't get considered, and they'll know if you're not being honest because of the polygraph.

:werd:

Not trying to dissuade those on the fence, but the PDF is not always a pleasant experience to go through. I've talked to members and recruits who said that was the hardest part - confessing to people what you have done wrong and making the wrongs right, even though they appeared minor at the time (eg accidentally took a tool home from work - or lies).

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by Go4Long


Traffic cop can clarify, but I've seen the personal disclosure form...it's not as simple as being clean for 3 years and you're good to go...you still have to be able to demonstrate that you've got a pretty strong moral compass to begin with, so anything major in your past and you won't get considered, and they'll know if you're not being honest because of the polygraph.

Yes. Heres exactly what it says on the disclosure form as well:-

NOTICE REGARDING PRIOR SERIOUS CRIMINAL OFFENCES AND SERIOUS RISK TO THE SAFETY OF OTHERS

The information you provide during the Recruiting Process is collected by the Calgary Police Service for the purpose of an employment application. However, if an Applicant admits to having committed a serious and undetected criminal offence, or is deemed to pose a serious risk to the safety of others, the Calgary Police Service may use or disclose specific information for a law enforcement or public safety purpose. While cases of such use and disclosure outside of the Recruiting Process are rare and exceptional, the Calgary Police Service strongly discourages an Applicant from completing the PDF or attending the Pre-Employment Polygraph (PEP) examination if you believe this Notice applies to you.
EXAMPLES OF SERIOUS CRIMINAL OFFENCES INCLUDE,
BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
– Murder
– Any crime involving children (includes physical or sexual abuse)
– Impaired driving
– Sexual assault
– Crimes relating to domestic violence
– Child pornography (includes accessing, possession, distribution, or the making of)
– Offences contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
– Robbery
– Arson resulting in loss of life or substantial damage
– Treason or high treason
– Crime committed with a facial covering and/or a weapon
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Forcible confinement Should you be uncertain if this Notice applies to you, please consult the Police Service Recruiting Office for clarification
Any information provided in this PDF regarding serious criminal activity, or that indicates you may pose a serious threat to others, may be investigated by the Calgary Police Service or disclosed to entities with lawful authority to collect such information (e.g., police of jurisdiction or child protection agency).
Such disclosures could lead to an investigation, arrest, charge(s), criminal prosecution, conviction, and ultimately, imposition of a sentence.
Such disclosures may also lead to incident reports being entered into police databases, which could impact future employment or volunteering opportunities, or other activities that require security screening.

The PDF pertains to your ethics and your integrity. You, as the applicant, must first complete the PDF by answering all questions accurately, completely, thoroughly and honestly. Minimizing, blaming, and failure to accept responsibility will be closely monitored. Should you be considered to continue in the process, your answers will be verified by a variety of methods including a detailed background investigation and Truth Verification.
Should you be successful at all preceding stages of the Recruiting process, you will be requested to participate in Truth Verification by means of a PEP. The purpose of the PEP is to assist in verifying your truthfulness, and in verifying that you are the person you claim to be in your employment application forms, questionnaires, and interviews.
Be advised that deceit, dishonesty or non-disclosure concerning questions in any part of the application process will likely result in disqualifying you from this and any future employment competitions with the Calgary Police Service.

[Mitsu3000gt]

All of my friends had a rough time with the PDF and following polygraph as well. They've never done anything really bad, but they ask you some seriously personal shit haha. Also sometimes you legitimately forget stuff, and then you're afraid of getting caught off guard on the polygraph. They basically sit down and go through your PDF with you while you're attached to the polygraph. Wasn't an issue, but it was a huge source of stress. Basically, you sit down and think of literally everything bad you've ever done, then write it down.

They also use things like if you've ever smoked weed before as a reason to deter some applicants. You also shouldn't be around any friends who may partake. Again, wasn't an issue for my friends, but some people got nailed on that.

[Revhard]

It would be nice to get more new blood in there, but I think it's just too big of a machine to make any real changes, like the City, or Shell Oil.
It seems the pay is decent if you can do the hours and shifts though.

[CompletelyNumb]

Originally posted by Traffic_Cop

EXAMPLES OF SERIOUS CRIMINAL OFFENCES INCLUDE,
BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO:
– Murder
– Any crime involving children (includes physical or sexual abuse)
– Impaired driving
– Sexual assault
– Crimes relating to domestic violence
– Child pornography (includes accessing, possession, distribution, or the making of)
– Offences contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
– Robbery
– Arson resulting in loss of life or substantial damage
– Treason or high treason
– Crime committed with a facial covering and/or a weapon
–Forcible confinement


Murder, rape, drug trafficking and child porn are grouped together with impaired driving? lol :nut:

[LadyLuck]

Originally posted by CompletelyNumb



Murder, rape, drug trafficking and child porn are grouped together with impaired driving? lol :nut:

Daniel Tschetter was impaired and plowed his concrete truck into another vehicle wiping out a family of 5...I'd say it fits in there just fine.

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by LadyLuck


Daniel Tschetter was impaired and plowed his concrete truck into another vehicle wiping out a family of 5...I'd say it fits in there just fine.

Also a relatively minor offence, according to Canada, as you can serve more time than he did (5 yrs) for things like money laundering.

Not disagreeing that being impaired isn't serious, it just isn't in the eyes of the Canadian law, even if you kill an entire family.

[ercchry]

the CPS just wants you to wait till you are a member before you drink and drive

http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/exclusive-calgary-police-officer-suspended-again-1.558334

[revelations]

Originally posted by ercchry
the CPS just wants you to wait till you are a member before you drink and drive

http://calgary.ctvnews.ca/exclusive-calgary-police-officer-suspended-again-1.558334

Right, and in that article it makes it ok. :confused:

[Traffic_Cop]

Originally posted by revelations


Right, and in that article it makes it ok. :confused:

I dont understand his comments either.

[Go4Long]

Originally posted by Mitsu3000gt
They also use things like if you've ever smoked weed before as a reason to deter some applicants. You also shouldn't be around any friends who may partake. Again, wasn't an issue for my friends, but some people got nailed on that.

Again, not sure on this one...you could have used marijuana once or twice several years ago, and from my understanding of it it likely won't exclude you, if it was on like...Tuesday...then the job is not for you.

[ercchry]

do you guys not remember that cop that guy busted a few year back, it was his 3 or 4th dui, veteran officer... charges got dropped or something... kind of hard to find a proper article for that far back

[revelations]

Originally posted by ercchry
do you guys not remember that cop that guy busted a few year back, it was his 3 or 4th dui, veteran officer... charges got dropped or something... kind of hard to find a proper article for that far back

Yes, the member was suspended as per the article. Nothing in the new of him since - wonder if he was canned ?

[ercchry]

Originally posted by revelations


Yes, the member was suspended as per the article. Nothing in the new of him since - wonder if he was canned ?

from my quick browsing... charges were dropped

[Go4Long]

Originally posted by ercchry


from my quick browsing... charges were dropped

You do realize that the police service has nothing to do with whether or not charges are dropped right?

also, not what this thread is about.:hijack:

[ercchry]

Originally posted by Go4Long


You do realize that the police service has nothing to do with whether or not charges are dropped right?

multiple dui's... multiple

[Go4Long]

Originally posted by ercchry


multiple dui's... multiple


Originally posted by Go4Long


You do realize that the police service has nothing to do with whether or not charges are dropped right?

Also, despite what some members think, innocent until proven guilty still applies in this country whether you wear a badge or not. Yes, he could have been accused of DUI's before, but if all those charges were dropped (see previous comment on the fact that it's not up to the police to decide if charges are dropped), then the police service has no right to dismiss the officer.

[ercchry]

again, it was a few years ago. but what stood out most to me (and why i remember this story) is that they were not all dropped

[OU812]

Originally posted by ercchry
do you guys not remember that cop that guy busted a few year back, it was his 3 or 4th dui, veteran officer... charges got dropped or something... kind of hard to find a proper article for that far back

6 degrees of Kevin Bacon. That individual is no longer an employee of the city. He works at my dads camp up north

[Mitsu3000gt]

Originally posted by Go4Long


Again, not sure on this one...you could have used marijuana once or twice several years ago, and from my understanding of it it likely won't exclude you, if it was on like...Tuesday...then the job is not for you.

Well the guy I know tried it in high school (seriously just tried it once, he was not a regular), and they used it as a reason to defer him when he was 21. Part of the reason could have also been his age (they usually defer you if you're really young). This particular case was also for RCMP not CPS.

[Go4Long]

My buddy got deferred for a couple years for failing to declare liquor to customs

[coupesx]

Suppose you smoked quite a bit in highschool, but then stopped after that and haven't touched anything illegal in 4+ years, what are the chances of getting in?

People always mention having smoked marijuana once or twice, but I would think more often than not, that number would be much higher?

[GS430]

Originally posted by coupesx
Suppose you smoked quite a bit in highschool, but then stopped after that and haven't touched anything illegal in 4+ years, what are the chances of getting in?

People always mention having smoked marijuana once or twice, but I would think more often than not, that number would be much higher?

You know what question will get ya'?..

Have you ever sold drugs, even to a friend.


"Hey man, can you sell me a nug or two"..



:whipped: game over lol.

[revelations]

Its really a guessing game who will get deferred.

My brother (at age 20) got deferred from the RCMP because his roommates smoked dope once in a while and he was supposed to leave the house when they were doing this - according to the recruiter.

I know RCMP members who were former dealers in their youth - now they work the drug squad.

I know a member who was a hooker in her teens, now she helps with troubled teens.

[Mibz]

Perhaps such strict requirements are the reason for the stick-up-the-ass perception the public has of police. Every normal person I know wouldn't qualify.

[Cos]

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[ercchry]

Originally posted by Cos


Yeah I am even considering cancelling my test session. I have never been arrested and am not really known to be a bad guy but some of this has me even wondering. Lol

just pull some christian bale in hard times stunts :thumbsup:

[03ozwhip]

i signed up for april 20th and ya im pretty sure ill get deferred. wondering if i should cancel as well.

[GS430]

Originally posted by 03ozwhip
i signed up for april 20th and ya im pretty sure ill get deferred. wondering if i should cancel as well.

..wear a turtleneck lol

[03ozwhip]

ya, its not the tattoos, its my past. i didnt realize they look at that far back, i figured being good for a better part of a decade should be fine, doesnt look like it, plus some of the people i know arent/werent exactly the pinnacle of goodness themselves lol i didnt think that mattered, but appraently who you know and associate yourself with( by family or not) is obviously frowned upon.

[max_boost]

Originally posted by Mibz
Perhaps such strict requirements are the reason for the stick-up-the-ass perception the public has of police. Every normal person I know wouldn't qualify. haha

Good that it's so comprehensive, definitely cleared up some of the misconceptions I had of the force and its process.

It does make you wonder how some of these officers you encounter make it through the cut though. :nut:

[KLCC]

I remember being ask of this question "HAVE YOU EVER LIED BEFORE" from the interviewer, very similar to this CPS recuritement process.....

toughest question to answer.....it is "damned if you do, and damned if you don't".

[SJW]

"Are you willing to lower your intelligence enough to be come a traffic cop?"

if yes please apply.

[Sugarphreak]

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[95EagleAWD]

Finished up my application tonight. It goes in the mail on Monday.

[Go4Long]

Originally posted by Mibz
Perhaps such strict requirements are the reason for the stick-up-the-ass perception the public has of police. Every normal person I know wouldn't qualify.

That's the thing...they're really not that strict of requirements. I have a few things I would have to admit to on the form, but I know I wouldn't get deferred for any of it. I do know that I would get tossed because of my ears if I didn't fix them before going in though.

You just can't have done anything you can still get charged with essentially. Beyond that, the three year minimum applies and it's a case by case basis, the guy who smoked dope a couple times 5 years ago but has generally the qualities that they're looking for will likely make it through, the guy who smoked dope 10 years ago but has an attitude problem, has quit a lot of their last jobs (have a friend that filled out the app that they told that was one of the reasons he got deferred), and is generally not a person that would fit the mold would get deferred.

Here's the thing though. As long as you meet the minimum requirement of 3 years free of any criminal activity, and you are clear from any of the things listed on the list traffic cop posted then the worst that can happen is a lifetime deferral. So there's really no harm in trying, if you get a lifetime deferral you were going to get it no matter how long you waited.

The other bonus of applying is that if you do get deferred they have a program to help steer you in the right direction so that when your deferral ends you have a better chance of making it through.

[03ozwhip]

so anyone that is going in today, what was the test like, what did it consist of?

[beyond_ban]

Do you have to pass a polygraph at some point to become a cop?

[03ozwhip]

From what I heard, you have to pass a polygraph. I wonder if this polygraph is part of the same test that they are offering here, or if its a later date after you pass this test or what.

[Go4Long]

polygraph is near the end I believe. polygraph, then panel interview and that's the end.

[Traffic_Cop]

Polygraph is done at the end, prior to selection committee.

[Kloubek]

Originally posted by thetransporter
you will get to save women like this!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=ITSwOZ6G_ik#!
That is the most obscure reference to being a cop, ever.

[VVV JDM VVV]

Very interested. I know im fine with RCMP but what is CPS policy on tattoos ? I have a full sleeve on one arm and a 3/4 sleeve on the other. Just black and grey and nothing offensive/racist or vulgar.

[fiveowed]

Originally posted by VVV JDM VVV
Very interested. I know im fine with RCMP but what is CPS policy on tattoos ? I have a full sleeve on one arm and a 3/4 sleeve on the other. Just black and grey and nothing offensive/racist or vulgar.

There are plenty of cps officers with full sleeves.

[VVV JDM VVV]

Originally posted by fiveowed


There are plenty of cps officers with full sleeves.

Really ? I talked to a recruiter about a year and a half ago and I thought for sure he said anything visible while in uniform is unacceptable so I never pursued it any further.. Good news though if that was false. Would love to apply.

[fiveowed]

Originally posted by VVV JDM VVV


Really ? I talked to a recruiter about a year and a half ago and I thought for sure he said anything visible while in uniform is unacceptable so I never pursued it any further.. Good news though if that was false. Would love to apply.

http://www.calgarysun.com/2012/10/24/inked-cops-in-calgary-a-ok

I think your ok unless you have a swastika on your forehead, or something of that nature.