popeye1250
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Joined: 1/27/2006 From: New Hampshire Status: offline
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I'm also a former Federal Law Enforcement Officer Really??? When did you graduate from Phase 1 at the Federal LEO academy at Glynco? Being on the federal dole and carrying a gun doesn't make you a Federal LEO, any more than it makes the guard in the lobby of the Social Security office an FBI agent. If you were not an 083 or 1811 -12, 54, 96, etc. series FLEO, stop using specific job titles you never earned, and riding on the coattails of those who did earn it. Alumbrado, our people went to Glynco, Quantico and Otis Air Force Base and other places around the country for training in law enforcement. We worked with the Secret Service guarding then Vice President George Bush at his summer home in Maine. We worked with Customs, Immigration, FBI, U.S. Marshalls and state and local agencies. The U.S. Coast Guard currently has 6 man "LEDETS" (Law Enforcement Detatchments) onboard U.S. Navy ships to perform arrests of drug smugglers and illegal migrants. (Because of the "Posse Comitatus Act.") They have USCG vessels in the Carribean and Pacific performing Drug Interdiction Operations. The U.S. Coast Guard doesn't "ride on the coat tails" of anyone! And, they even offer specialised law enforcement training to *local and state police agencies.* I've been involved in the arrests of probably 200 drug smuglers. How many have you arrested lately? Instead of shooting your mouth off about something which you obviously know nothing about why don't you go to a Coast Guard Recruiter's office and sign up? There's nothing in your background stopping you is there? Yeah, being 55 in a couple of months...interesting that you claim to be CG retiree,and didn't know that there is an upper age limit for being commissioned. Sounds like your FLEO status isn't the only thing you are BSing about. Citing the Glynco affiliate training is still not saying you personally ever graduated from FLEO Phase 1, or were ever sworn in by a federal judge as a sworn civilian FLEO in one of the GS series designated as such by OPM X-118. So you continue to fail to meet the basic requirements to legitimately make that claim And my arrest record is considerably better than yours, and I didn't have to lie about my status. You were no more a FLEO or a Federal Agent than the man in the moon. It is like someone claiming to be a 'United States Marine', because they live in the US, and once went to the ocean. You are stealing someone else's honor, and I'm calling you on it. Alumbrado, I was a NCO in the U.S. Coast Guard. I was not a commissioned officer. What does an "upper age limit" for being commissioned have to do with anything? And how would that be germaine to the conversation? And as for Glynco, Quantico or other FLET training we didn't go there to, "get sworn in", we were *already* sworn federal law enforcement officers who were there for *advanced* FLET training! And as far as a "Federal Judge swearing in Federal Law Enforcement Officers", when the FBI for example graduates a class the FBI *Director* swears the class in, not a *Federal Judge*! It's the same with Customs, U.S. Marshalls etc. Where do you come up with this crap? Also, the U.S. Coast Guard doesn't use the "G.S." series! We were under the Dept. of Transportation and used the Military rank structure series E-1- E-10 and O1- O10. When you advance to E-4 you are by statute a federal law enforcement officer. Look it up in the U.S. Code. If you were in federal law enforcement like you claim, you'd already know all this stuff. Which branch were you in?
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