Applying To Become A Police Officer? Then Watch This.

Applying to become a police officer? Then watch this. In this video you will hear from retired LAPD officer, and longtime background investigator Ken Roybal on the application and background investigation process. It's a beast. But with some guidance, you can get your questions answered about applying to become a police officer.
Ken hosts The Police Applicant Podcast: / @thepoliceapplicantpod...
Instagram: / la_backgrounds13
1:57 Misconceptions
9:00 Insider info on background check process
12:21 Social media warning
18:55 Info needed for personal history statement
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Ken mentioned that officers have been involved in case law regarding their social media use. I found some cases.
Moser Vs Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department: law.justia.com....
Graziosi v. City of Greenville: casetext.com/c...
Mattingly v. Milligan: law.justia.com...
And I'm sure there are others.
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[@shyryTsr2k]

My goal with applying to the Sheriff’s Office is to gain a few years of experience and either join the US Marshal Service or become an FBI/CIA Agent 💪🏽 I’m excited to see where this leads me if my application goes through. I pray to our God it does.

[@The10CodeMindset]

Not that you asked for my opinion, but I really enjoyed working with the Marshalls when they would request us local officers to assist from time to time.

[@johnathanwalker4559]

Hello, im thinking of being a police officer when i get out of the Marine Corps. I'm just curious if the job is similar to the military, like being in a squad and having a squad leader and team leader in charge of you. Also, is rising through the ranks similar to the marine corps where we have a jepes score and have to complete courses and extra training to raise our jepes points to rank up. Idk if jepes was a thing when you were still in lol. Thx cant wait to start

[@The10CodeMindset]

Who is Jepes? 🤪 Semper Fi! I got out in ‘07 and don’t remember jepes, however in regard to your questions, yes, there are parallels. I made this video a while ago to show how military experience can help: kzbin.info/www/bejne/kGibgYSwn8Zkerssi=dPwfr9C8ELpdBiKV

[@thomasryan2679]

I was the youngest in my class and retired last. I got on corrections in 1976. Three years later transferred to police. Just retired this week. My Pension hasn't been determined yet, but as a captain it will be 16-17k monthly. Then add on SSA, VA, and deferred comp. I was blessed to work with so many smart and talented people.

[@The10CodeMindset]

Onto the next chapter 👏👏

[@learning1646]

Very nice information in video ❤️❤️❤️👍

[@The10CodeMindset]

Thanks! Ken provided a lot of good info!

[@fredcolon2341]

Been there, suffer that, no body will take care of you but your self, watch what you eat and drink and do it in moderation, take small walks and work out in small part time ways just to keep your self mobile and moving and watch your intake on alcohol and over the counter pills, stay healthy and stay safe...

[@The10CodeMindset]

Yes. Stay healthy 👍👍💪

[@KemoDonTV]

Thank you for all the pro tips, I’m now set to start the academy in a few weeks 👍🏾

[@The10CodeMindset]

Outstanding! Stay focused, and make the most out of it 👏 Here’s a prep video for that👍: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fXy5dGuJotmJmNE

[@Arty_0811]

I just got done with my background interview today, and they scheduled me for my polygraph for this upcoming Monday. Do you have any tips? It seems like they have been pushing me through the process relatively fast.

[@The10CodeMindset]

Yep, be honest 😄👍 In all seriousness though, I wish you the best and if you get hired, be well and do great for others

[@hondasrdbest9614]

I went last weekend to run the obstacle course. I was the oldest (47) 1 in the class. I ran the course 6 seconds faster than kids 20 years younger than me. They didn't offer me a job. I left their a happy man. 26 year old young men and women were falling out all over the place. Some didn't even finish the course.

[@The10CodeMindset]

You showed them what beast mode is! 💪 That’s interesting some departments require a fitness test of some sort as part of the application process

[@hondasrdbest9614]

@@The10CodeMindset Thank you!

[@hannahgracehorn]

Any advice for failing a Polygraph due to nervousness despite having a clean background?

[@The10CodeMindset]

Dang. That’s tough. I reached out to a polygraph examiner I know, about your question, and here’s the answer I got: The polygraph isn’t fool proof and is only as good as the examiner. The examinee may not have understood and followed the instructions exactly which could cause them to fail or it could be a super slight issue that she was concerned about but didn’t express it to the examiner. All in all, we don’t always get it right. I would advise her to move on and apply with a different agency and see if things could turn out differently with a different examiner. …. After getting in touch with my friend regarding your question, reading the response back, I can see why Ken said in the video he has a love/hate relationship with polygraphs. Hang in there. Opportunities come to those who are relentless.

[@thomasryan2679]

Nervousness helps get more accurate readings. It doesn't contribute to failure.