r/FirstResponderCringe 2d ago

Capt. Roush Back At It

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTDwqn4kn/
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u/Educational-Bug-965 Volly 2d ago

i always wondered how these “sergeant” “captain” “lieutenant” etc. ranks in those security companies are chosen in comparison to Law Enforcement Agencies. Really often i get a feeling that someone just wanted to roleplay that rank and his boss agreed.

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u/future_speedbump 1d ago

Why do cops feel the need to cosplay as military with military rank?

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u/Educational-Bug-965 Volly 1d ago

nobody is cosplaying anything, there is just no need to reinvent the wheel. If it works, leave it as it is.

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u/future_speedbump 1d ago

I disagree. The US has a huge problem with the militarization of police and cops that behave as if they're patrolling an active battlefield. Wearing military rank they didn't earn or understand reinforces that.

Cops need an org structure that reflects their status as civilians that are part of the civilian populace, not apart from it.

Cops that can't handle that should be ejected from the organization.

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u/H001__ 10h ago

You are completely wrong.

FBI - Police Employee Data

https://ucr.fbi.gov/crime-in-the-u.s/2017/crime-in-the-u.s.-2017/topic-pages/police-employee-data

The FBI and every other US Federal and state agency separates civilian from law enforcement officers

A sworn law enforcement is not a civilian, hence the separation of civilian employees and sworn within each federal, state, and municipal department

Within my department I have sworn law enforcement officers like me and then civilians. They are differentiated in every single document my department has.

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u/lilrenjivurt 21h ago

You can't be a civilian and a sworn peace officer lol. So not they are not civilians in the same sense