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  Why are there still unidentified cops in this matter? Release ALL their names.
context: Interesting how EMS has a license that can get suspended but not cops, maybe we should change that. >
  
  In most states barbers require more hours of training to hold clippers than cops to hold guns. 🥴 >
  
  My barber had more hourly requirements for school than I do to be a paramedic. >
  
  It's not that other professions don't get trained enough - it's that licensing boards and schools for barbers have a vested interest in making it cost a lot to get certified, and it's unnecessarily long. It takes fewer hours of training to be a commercial airline pilot than a barber. >
  
  So, turn the police office training into a long costly process. I'm ok with the number of dirtbags this would weed out of the system. >
  
  I think that would only increase costs to tax payers in the end. >
  
  Not if the cost was the candidate's responsibility. Think of it as a "college tuition" for officers. >
  
  You'd still have to "reimburse" the officers for that higher tuition via higher pay.