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Oath Of Office #45
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To: Audience
From: LPolice Radio
Date: July 25, 2018
Subject: Episode #45 "Oath Of Office"
Main Topic: What does it mean to take the "Oath of Office", for a Law enforcement official. Now Many civilian positions have a oath but is it the same as a LEO oath and what makes a LEO oath so special. Well in dealing with arrest, detentions, and safe guarding the criminal justice system makes this oath very important. Because of the sensitive nature of those subjects and in criminal justice it also is an officer safety issue in many regards, Alpha Mike explains.
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Reference: Supreme Court Justice Scalia Sits Down With Chris Wallace on Fox News Sunday
International Association of Chiefs Of Police Oath of Office.
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