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I have a question. Why would you leave your firearm with somebody else?!!

Yes, absolutely. Impersonating a police officer is considered a serious offense, a felony in most jurisdictions.

We don't do that on here. You should go and talk to an officer in the Boston Police Department. I'm sure they will be more than happy to assist you.

Probably not, but I don't know for sure. You would have to go to a psychological evaluation that all applicants go thru by a licensed psychologist.

In most departments you do not have to be a police officer.

One thing you can try is call your local Police Department and see if they offer a Police Explorer program.

It might vary from each department, but if you can perform the duties of a police officer I don't see why not. I would imagine they would have you undergo a lot of medical examinations covering the area that caused your discharge.

In some Police Departments you couldl be disqualified. There are too many other applicants that have a clean record.

I love my Smith and Wesson SWHRT9B.

26 weeks in the academy 7AM to 4PM Monday thru Friday

It will depend on where you live, some departments will hire if you only have a GED.

Welcome to the PS community. I wish you good luck in your future plans.

Did you check their website. If that doesn't work, you should call them and ask. They would be able to help you.

It could be a sticking point. Each department is different. Police departments expect officers to manage their personal affairs properly.

You are going to have hard time getting a job. As an asst. manager you should know all the rules. Also remember that its hard right now for people to get a job, there are plenty of people that a spotless record that probably will be hired first.

Your height won't be an issue, but you might be a little heavy. You need to pass alot of physical tests to become an officer.

When I have some free time I go to the gym, when I can't make it there I jump on my treadmill at home.

In my department, yes.

I don't want to say you don't have a chance, it could take a little longer than you expect. What you need to remember is that there are plenty of applicants that have a spotless record that will get hired before you.

That is an easy one to answer. No.