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In Minnesota (where so many bad police related things have happened in the past few years) you need a college degree and then police training on top of that. h
by RobertRoberts 4y ago
In Minnesota (where so many bad police related things have happened in the past few years) you need a college degree and then police training on top of that.
https://dps.mn.gov/entity/post/becoming-a-peace-officer/Pages/Routes-to-Peace-Officer-Licensure.aspx https://dps.mn.gov/entity/post/becoming-a-peace-officer/Page...
- alistairSH 4y agoOr 5 years experience in another location.
- Darrengineer 4y agoJust so everyone's aware 'college degree' here is expansive including two-year (community/vocational/technical/etc) colleges. I know many people who went to Ridgewater College (a college locally known having low standards and keeping the high school party going) specifically for a degree 'law enforcement'. Highlights include supervised taser use on each other (which probably aids in a mentality of assuming they know how the experience translates to others and underestimating risk) ETA: per the link, the degree requirement isn't applicable to those with prior experience and having been working in police sometime in the prior six years