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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 12:51 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Orignally created by The Indian in the old forum: 'American Police Beat' Magazine This is a really cool `National Magazine for cops..  Everything from articles on new equiptment, Officer Down' listings, Job oppertunities, News related to cop issues and so forth. Interested in training and maybe becoming a cop??  Check this mag out.. http://www.apbweb.com/ _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:04 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Orignally posted by JohhnyReb in the old forum: That site is awsome "The Indian", I ordered some of the LE catalogs too, thanks Buddy! _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:06 pm    Post subject: rican Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by JohnnyReb in the old forum: http://www.policeone.com/border-patrol Found this web site you cops might like... _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:07 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by The Indian in the old forum: Neat site... Mnay Many times the Border Patrol do not receive the credit due them... I have ridden with a BP agent (a friend) along the Rio Grand and I couldn't believe the things they get into and are usually along out there (well, that memory is better than 30 years old).. but I bet it ain't changed all that much.. the indian _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:09 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by JohnnyReb in the old forum: No sir it hasn't, I was there, "El Paso Sector" in the early mid 90's, during the period Pres. Clinton said he was going to hire more agents to curb the shortage. Never happened... _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:11 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by The Indian in the old forum: As a cop (exchange program) I was to ride with a Texas Ranger near Lahetus and Telingua (hope you can figure out that spelling :D ).  He got tied up with a trial and they didn't want me sitting in a court room (we get enough of that on our own).  Any way, the Assistant Chief of Alpine (cororinator) set me up with a Border Patrol officer.  In the first night, we stopped a `mule train' (real mules) coming across the river.  About 6 weeks earlier, I made a bust involving 3 pounds of grass and it made the TV and Newspapers across Texas as a great thing.  The night I was `riding the river' the agent busted 55 pounds of MJ and it didn't even make the local news.  Lot going on out there that no one knows about.. Yep, those guys were something special.. _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:37 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by JohnnyReb in the old forum: I normally worked 12 hour shifts, 2200-1000, Mon-Sat. And on an average Friday or Saturday night, just on my section of fence alone during that 12 hours I could have 100-150 wets attempt to enter the U.S./Texas. Of those 20-30 had a prior criminal record in the U.S. and/or Mexico. And of those most had either drugs and/or weapons upon crossing. _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 1:44 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by OUTSIDER in the old forum: Funny story about my first encounter with the Boarder patrol down in Texas (Great State) I had just started driving a truck and at the time I had a partner that drove with me. Well he was highly allergic to dogs anyway we were going into Laredo<sp> to exchainge trailers with our Mexican counterparts that was taking our load into Mexico and we were going to deliver theirs up in Wisconsin. Well we went through the check point no problem  but comming back out I was driving [figures ] Anyway the officer was standing there with the biggest damn dog I've ever seen. He has me step down out of the truck and while his CO is looking through my shipping  manifests the one with the dog asks if he can let the dog into my truck to sniff around, Well my partner steps around the corner and informs the officer that if he puts the dog in that truck that he [my partner] would not be able to breath for a month. Well the officer kind of grins and says well can the dog just stick his head in and sniff for drugs aliens etc? so I said sure and my partner agreed, I don't know what my partner did but about the time that dog put his head in the door that dog just about broke his handlers arm. And started barking and raising all kinds of hell. Needless to say I had about 20 BP officers and two federal marshals combing our truck for the next couple of hours looking for something we just did not have. In the end the one handling the dog tells me my partner must have spooked the dog somehow but they just cannot take any chances when a dog barks like that. BTW My partner did not come out of the sleeper until he was damn sure we were hell and gone from that dog. Which I don't blame him that damn dog loooked like Cujo on steroids _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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Doc McKelvie Chairman JCS [Gen. member] User is Offline Joined: 25 Oct 2006 Posts: 100586 Karma: 6 applaud / smite Location: Glasgow, Scotland 25352 points 0 warnings 0 tempbans	Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2006 2:54 pm    Post subject: "American Police Beat' Magazine · Quote Originally posted by JohnnyReb in the old forum: Those dogs are very sensitive, any little thing could set them off. Dogs are like humans particularly MWD/Police Dogs, theyall have different personalities. A partner I had one time named "Dino", did not even like other Cops getting near me. _________________ Commandant [Gen. Members] Moderator Staff member Company Liaison M.S.T. Alpha CO. ------------------------------------------------------ May your seas be calm, your skies be clear and the winds be ever at your back.
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