Clinton Jaws - Police Deferral Reason

Episode Date: December 8, 2020

Police Deferral Reason. Avoid being deferred by the police. Former cop talks about applicants not surviving the RCMP Questionnaire. Bad drug use vs good. Can you still become a cop with a history of d...rug use. Applicants. Stay away from drugs. Clinton Jaws, rcmp podcast, police podcast, call me 604-330-2512 https://www.clintonjaws.com/

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Thanks again for digging my call and keep up the good videos. I will keep watching. Thanks. I just edited a lot of that out because I want to save you from putting it on the air. Yeah, a lot of people got gonged because of marijuana use. It was back when marijuana was illegal. And if they had smoked it recently, they were gonged. They were asked to apply down the road, later on down the road.
Starting point is 00:00:38 If you hang out with people back then that smoked marijuana, if you had a buddy that smoked marijuana, a cousin that smoked marijuana, you hung out with these people, gone, gonged. That was like the number one thing that eliminated people from the process. Because a lot of the applicants were younger, and of course they were around marijuana. Who didn't smoke marijuana?
Starting point is 00:01:08 If you didn't, you knew somebody else. else that did and you hung out with those people. So they got gonged. But I'll tell you, the process can be kind of expensive. I know a guy that is close to me. I know a guy that's close to me that went and got his eyes fixed, got laser eye surgery to become a cop, right? Did all these other things, fixed a, had surgery on his body to fix something. He went through a lot of pain, a lot of It's not cheap going through the process sometimes. I went through it like, I tried to pass that test five times. I think I passed it on the fifth time.
Starting point is 00:01:49 But each time I had to get an eye check. That was, I don't know, that was like 50 bucks. I had to get tutors because I wasn't so good at English and math. So that guy I was telling you about, he did all these things, and he finally gets his interview, and they fail them because of his drug use. They don't mind when you're a kid. And you can do cocaine and all that other shit that you're talking about when you're a kid. P.S. it's called experimental.
Starting point is 00:02:23 They're fine with experimental. But if you do that at age 20 and then you stop and then do it at age 40, it's no longer experimental. This is their thinking. So out you go. I know marijuana is legal now, but I don't know. They're going to look at it and they're going to say,
Starting point is 00:02:48 they're going to say you committed 10,000 crimes. Maybe, maybe I'm wrong. I went to an orientation after I became a cop. Do you know what an orientation is? Before you write the test or do anything, you go to an orientation for about an hour or two hours, cops talk to an audience of applicants, potential applicants. You go to this thing.
Starting point is 00:03:06 and I remember somebody asked the, I was already a cop, somebody else close to me wanted to become a cop. And somebody asked a question about marijuana, and the cop said, it was back when marijuana was illegal, they said, if you smoke marijuana a hundred times, you committed 100 criminal acts.
Starting point is 00:03:35 The RCMP need heartbeats right now. They need heartbeats. Give it a shot. Give it a shot. See what happens. They need members right now. Maybe they need members like you. Yes, you have life experience.
Starting point is 00:03:49 You're around 30 now. But I know what you mean. I know what you mean should you even bother. Piece that's scary. You do all this stuff. You go to your interview. And you fail your interview and it's all over for you basically. And that could have happened to me.
Starting point is 00:04:12 I took criminology. I went on ride-alongs. that cost me thousands upon thousands of dollars the schooling to become a cop and I could have failed the interview over something

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