r/worldnewsvideo Worldly šŸŒŽ May 23 '23

News Report šŸŒ NC sergeant suspended 5-days after driving pass stopped school bus, nearly hitting student.

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u/cmonbitcoin May 23 '23

They really make that much?!

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u/Sharticus123 May 23 '23

There were cops scamming the overtime system in Florida making 300 grand a year.

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u/blueJoffles May 23 '23

Top paid Seattle cop made over $400k a couple years ago. How tf are they still hourly? Teachers arenā€™t hourly, doctors arenā€™t hourly.

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u/kwillich May 23 '23

Unions. Ok for cops but NOT ok for service industry it seems

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

'Murica

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

Wasn't there a cop recently that got caught being clocked in to 2 jobs at once? Here it is.

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u/HumanAverse May 23 '23

Base salary, no. With overtime and various extra and special pay (shift differentials, K9 handler, supervisor, etc) the pay can easily double the base salary.

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u/Alh12984 May 23 '23

Oh, yeah. That sure as shit work the system, so they make so damn much more than they should be able to. My good friend told me about that, just a few months back. Blew my mind, but didnā€™t surprise me.

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u/HumanAverse May 23 '23

In an interview with a county sheriff's department, I was told not to look at the base salary because overtime alone was going to cover my basic living expenses. Then you'd build up so much PTO that you could cash out once a year for a healthy unofficial "bonus".

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u/ifsavage May 24 '23

Then thereā€™s all the shit they steal

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u/HumanAverse May 24 '23

I think they call it "asset forfeiture"

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u/ifsavage May 24 '23

Hahahhah. Yeah. Thereā€™s a couple videos floating around reddit where they are stealing people stuff in raids and evictions.

Cops are fucking gangbangers.

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u/_slackjaw_ May 24 '23

+payed for mortgage

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u/[deleted] May 23 '23

With overtime, often Yes. And then a fat pension with 50

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u/dustincole May 24 '23

Officers in my town in Southern California easily make that much with overtime and stuff. City canā€™t fix a pothole though.

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u/Oldroanio May 24 '23

No. There'd be much better cops if it did.