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The $50 was an example, not a benchmark for when police does investigate. Like I said, there are more criminals than LEOs and this general hateful attitude towa
by donkeyd 5y ago
The $50 was an example, not a benchmark for when police does investigate. Like I said, there are more criminals than LEOs and this general hateful attitude towards LEOs doesn't really make people want to do that job. So if people want computer crimes to be solved, they should start motivating people to take those jobs in stead of hating on people who are working hard to solve crimes.
- TheAdamAndChe 5y agoWhere do you find a position in the police force as an IT/computer forensics specialist? Everything I've researched indicated that I needed to join the FBI in order to focus on cyber crimes, and their agents are required to work a minimum of 50 hours per week, which is nuts.
- donkeyd 5y ago> in order to focus on cyber crimes That's the thing, I don't focus on cyber crimes, I focus on regular crime. There's always a digital aspect in crimes these days. I can't tell you what you can join in the US, however, since that's not where I'm located. But it could be useful to check vacancies at local police forces, since they might also have positions for people with digital skill sets, just not cyber crime related, per se.
- bigbillheck 5y ago> hateful attitude towards LEOs doesn't really make people want to do that job Good people shouldn't do that job, because either they'll stop being good people (either by becoming like other police or not whistleblowing on bad police) or suffer the consequences (being forced out or retaliated against).