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  • BOP Correctional Officer - Police Forums Law Enforcement Forums
    BOP trains their people to be correctional workers, not law enforcement officers I’ve seen BOP creds, and you don’t need anything more than that Try to make an arrest … you’re not trained for that, and have extremely limited authority If an arrest is made on prison grounds, it’s the USMS, FBI, or OIG
  • How does the age waiver work once your federal? - Officer. com
    My ultimate goal is to work in federal law enforcement, preferably an 1811 position However, I am a little confused to how the age waiver works Say I work as an investigative analyst for a federal agency but I am not an 1811, does that mean I can exceed age 37 and will be allowed to pursue an 1811
  • What is the BOP Academy like? - Officer. com
    First BOP does not have an Academy You attend the "Intro to Corrections Course" at Glynco and it is only 3 weeks long They are way behind so most staff are not attending until 6-8 month time frame You will work like normal until you attend the only difference is until you get through Glynco you CAN NOT work any armed posts (Tower, Perimeter etc) and you ARE NOT qualified to carry off duty
  • Are BOP officers considered Federal Law Enforcement Officers?
    BOP employees can carry off duty if they qualified each year on the range but must follow local carry laws as far as I know They are considered Federal LEO but have limited arrest powers They are covered under Federal LEO retirement Hack Forum Member Join Date:May 2005 Posts:353 #3 10-09-2007, 09:44 PM Originally posted by 1970k10
  • BOP Correctional Officer - Police Forums Law Enforcement Forums
    The BOP is very stingy with pay compared to other Federal LE That said, most are hired at GL5, you are fortunate to be offered GL7 Where I am, Bachelors and even Master Degrees are common for everyday working COs GL8 is the highest you can go as an Officer, that is competitive All that said, if you are well liked, you can promote quickly into one of many ancillary or management roles For
  • Bureau of Prisons - Police Forums Law Enforcement Forums
    Mike - The BOP is unlike most corrections positions Officers are commissioned and receive full federal law enforcement salary and retirement Staff fall under H R 218 (LEOSA) and can carry in all 50 U S states because of their law enforcement status The agency also has investigative units that conduct formal investigations into criminal activity at each respective institution and whom
  • BOP Correctional Officer - Police Forums Law Enforcement Forums
    Remember the BOP isn't looking for Rambo They want people who demonstrate self-confidence and an aura of authority, but who at the same time can keep their emotions in check when dealing with inmates They also want people who respect the need to follow orders, policies, and the chain of command In other words, a professional
  • BOP Correctional Officer - Police Forums Law Enforcement Forums . . .
    The BOP is a dying agency The fair thing to do would be to grandfather all staff who have been 8's for over a year into automatic 9's if the BOP is serious about retaining staff Emtd57 Forum Member Join Date:Feb 2019 Posts:8 #4654 07-11-2022, 08:02 PM




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