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davjon14
10-05-2008, 02:09 PM
I have a buddy that is looking to work off duty with a company that employes off duty cops. If you can provide me with any suggestions, referrals I would appreciate it and pass it on.
LB Blue
10-05-2008, 07:51 PM
I have a buddy that is looking to work off duty with a company that employes off duty cops. If you can provide me with any suggestions, referrals I would appreciate it and pass it on.

Just curious.... Why your buddy can't log on O.com and ask this question? This is not the first time you've asked a question for another person.

I rather you ask a question like this for yourself then try to make it as someone else asking it. You did mention something about not being paid well, so I assume this could be a question from you, not your buddy.

I tease you because you brought up the same respones to my question I asked for my buddy. Nowyour doing the same... check yourself first buddy before you try to put others on the spot. Got it Rook.
1tyme
10-06-2008, 06:51 PM
I have a buddy that is looking to work off duty with a company that employes off duty cops. If you can provide me with any suggestions, referrals I would appreciate it and pass it on.

Check with Suge Knight. I think he has a few openings...:D
WPD954
10-06-2008, 07:23 PM
Check with Suge Knight. I think he has a few openings...:D

LMAO ! ;)
SDPDApplicant
10-07-2008, 01:12 AM
Check with Suge Knight. I think he has a few openings...:D

LOL
DOAcop38
10-07-2008, 05:04 AM
Off duty gigs for L.E. ?? "no"- don't waste your time- often they don't pay what you'd make on OT and folks seem to think that because you are a "cop", you have superman powers. Best advice- find a job you want for yourself off duty-and away from cop stuff,or try a hand at your own small business...
McGruff
10-07-2008, 12:03 PM
^ Agreed! Even if you met my $60/hr, I'd have to think twice about it. Go be a waiter in Beverly Hills or somewhere.
Berlioz
10-07-2008, 02:55 PM
^ Agreed! Even if you met my $60/hr, I'd have to think twice about it. Go be a waiter in Beverly Hills or somewhere.

I think the hard part would be securing days off for a 2nd job that requires a set schedule, especially if you are a young officer.

If you want great money without working on your days off, become a motor officer and get assigned to DUI watch...