Poor Officer he was just going out of his house after grabbing something quick to eat, what a sack of garbage the person who killed him I hope he gets the capital murder… sadly for people like that there isn’t much left to fix in a mind like that.
This was definitely a senseless tragedy. I feel awful for the officers family and I feel nothing towards his killer. He deserves to be punished to the full extent of the law. The Marshals did well While I have my own- different- perspectives on the issues of race, policing, the economy, etc… all I will say is that the politics need to stop where law enforcement and criminal investigation begins. And so far… neither side is doing a good job of that in my opinion.
@@federallawenforcementcaree9900 as an dea agent, did you get assigned cases or do you have to make your own cases? and as a special agent in charge (gs14/15) how does the work differ from a gs13-below, do you still get to work enforcement from time to time?
There are plenty of jobs for ppl in wheelchairs. Just not in law enforcement. Judges, prosecutors, and other key ppl in the justice system do not have to meet the medical requirements for LE. Also intel analysts, and other important jobs can be done by ppl who need to use a wheelchair.
Poor Officer he was just going out of his house after grabbing something quick to eat, what a sack of garbage the person who killed him I hope he gets the capital murder… sadly for people like that there isn’t much left to fix in a mind like that.
Great video as always!
Thanks
Hey, what happened to the other video from earlier? Title looked interesting, didn’t get to watch it.
Spot on
This was definitely a senseless tragedy. I feel awful for the officers family and I feel nothing towards his killer. He deserves to be punished to the full extent of the law. The Marshals did well
While I have my own- different- perspectives on the issues of race, policing, the economy, etc… all I will say is that the politics need to stop where law enforcement and criminal investigation begins. And so far… neither side is doing a good job of that in my opinion.
And how hard would you think it would be for a college graduate
Sir, how hard do you think getting into the U.S Marshall’s Fugtive Task Force this year and a couple years later
If you are starting in the USMS, you will begin in court security. Later on in your career, you would have the option of the Fugitive Task Force.
This things happens here in the Philippines in a normal way I mean cops and soldiers are used to getting ambushed whenever
Do you regret not trying out the usms and getting on the fugitive task force? Or do you think the dea was far more preferable?
No I think DEA was far more interesting and in the 1980s had far more enforcement than the USMS.
@@federallawenforcementcaree9900 as an dea agent, did you get assigned cases or do you have to make your own cases? and as a special agent in charge (gs14/15) how does the work differ from a gs13-below, do you still get to work enforcement from time to time?
Listen sir can you make video on federal law enforcement agencies for people in wheelchairs, if not, theres no point for me in no goal in the future.
There are plenty of jobs for ppl in wheelchairs. Just not in law enforcement. Judges, prosecutors, and other key ppl in the justice system do not have to meet the medical requirements for LE. Also intel analysts, and other important jobs can be done by ppl who need to use a wheelchair.
I put a link down there for investigative analyst. A lot of agencies have these types of jobs. Go for it.