I'm in the middle of filling out the application (52 pages). I have an appointment on Jan 6th for Physic exam, fingerprinting, urine test and an interview.
God bless u all. My family was all correction. They all got crazy towards the end of the career. If u have any doubts dont do it. It ain't being a cop its tougher then being a cop. If u have any doubts it ain't 4 u
I never thought so many people wanted to work in a prison. I love watching their reactions to the OC spray. I know it sucks! Mine didn't hit me for about 20 seconds and then it was awful. And regular officers aren't going to do cell extractions. The CRT team does that.
Kelly Anderson, I retired from Hudson County D.O.C. back in 2015 with 28 years of service. At least I made it to the finish line where now I can enjoy my retirement. But as a friendly reminder to everyone law enforcement is not only about municipal police. It's about State, county, or municipal law enforcement officers, State, county, or municipal park police officers, State or county correctional police officers, sheriff's officers, parole officers, State Troopers, State Human Services Police Officers, County prosecutor's detective or investigator, Housing Authority Police Officers, Port Authority Police Officers, Railway Police Officers all of these law enforcement titles I mention are all law enforcement officers with different job tactics.
I hated Corrections. Worked there for 2 months and I knew this wasn’t for me. I immediately got certified by a big city PD. Got so much experience working there for 2 years. I’m now in the state police academy. It’s super intense I respect COs. A few friends I know are there and they love it. I know the bs you all have to handle there but I just prefer police
Where do you get your information? I got news for you, SOG isn't doing cell extractions unless it's absolutely necessary. REGULAR officers are going to do them. We just did one in our detention building just last week and it wasn't CRT/SOG.
In prisons and jails you will have inmates yelling at you and you need to know how to deal with it while still doing your job. There is a method to the madness.
Ok, I’m gonna make an unpopular proposition. I get it, I’m a loser, a pansy, some guy who’d never make it- whatever. But, with all due respect, the whole bald thing for guys is ridiculous. Look, if you wanna start all the guys off the same like the military and buzz their heads, go for it. Same for preventing initial lice transmission. Set a standard with the no facial hair (considering the need for mask fitting)- I’m all for it. But, after that, having to shave your head everyday is a waste of time, waste of money, good way to get a sunburn or razor infection, demoralizing, and not pragmatic. There are 50 other more productive ways to instill discipline- so long as their hair is within dress code per NJDOC after first day, the initial req is ridiculous. And you know what, if the bic’d head is a necessary pre-req for making a competent NJDOC officer, then I’m genuinely scared of the program. Because the Navy Seals don’t do it, the Rangers don’t, and no other top tier entity in the world mandates it to that extent. Ok rant over.
It's not an option. You either do it or go home. If you want to complain about something complain about them violating your privacy by mandating you give them your Facebook password.
@@Rockhound6165 what? They mandate that?? Wow, being pragmatic ain’t in the NJDOC dictionary. Then again, I guess prisoners ain’t pragmatic either. Oh well. These guys better be making bank and have some real neat benefits for all the shit they have to deal with in training or on the job.
@@Maddawg31415 well, the list is pretty much exhausted however someone in this thread said they just took the test which is weird because the DOC had made an announcement last year that they were basically forgoing both the test and the academy right away because of staffing issues. 2nd, the salary has stagnated to the point that NJDOC went from one of the top correction salaries in the state to one of the bottom. Throw in the fact that new recruits have to do 30 years AND that the inmate loving state has tied our hands and made us pretty much benign, there's no incentive to do this job anymore. Everything I've said here is 100% correct.
Thank you for showing all of this footage. I had a chance to see a little of what they go through.
My academy was not like that at all. LOL. We did defensive tactics and classroom. We had to do PT test and other physical tests to get the job.
@@kellyanderson7624 when was that?
I'm in the middle of filling out the application (52 pages). I have an appointment on Jan 6th for Physic exam, fingerprinting, urine test and an interview.
Richard Carley good luck with everything. I hope you’ve been preparing. #Class246
@@SRTRedEyeCoop yes I have. Watching the videos I'm seeing you cant be prepared enough. I'm going to start double timing my cardio. Thank you.
@@SRTRedEyeCoop CONGRATULATIONS to you!! I just finished watching the video with class 246.
Richard Carley thank you sir! You will be fine. Just make sure you remember your “why” when you’re preparing and going through this academy.
@@SRTRedEyeCoop do you remember about how long it is after completing and passing all 4 stages of the hiring process before starting the Academy?
God bless u all. My family was all correction. They all got crazy towards the end of the career. If u have any doubts dont do it. It ain't being a cop its tougher then being a cop. If u have any doubts it ain't 4 u
Personal experience is all that validates judgments!
Cult life can form life long bonds, jobs, etc.
Yo this is at sea girt. Lol
I never thought so many people wanted to work in a prison. I love watching their reactions to the OC spray. I know it sucks! Mine didn't hit me for about 20 seconds and then it was awful. And regular officers aren't going to do cell extractions. The CRT team does that.
Kelly Anderson, I retired from Hudson County D.O.C. back in 2015 with 28 years of service. At least I made it to the finish line where now I can enjoy my retirement. But as a friendly reminder to everyone law enforcement is not only about municipal police. It's about State, county, or municipal law enforcement officers, State, county, or municipal park police officers, State or county correctional police officers, sheriff's officers, parole officers, State Troopers, State Human Services Police Officers, County prosecutor's detective or investigator, Housing Authority Police Officers, Port Authority Police Officers, Railway Police Officers all of these law enforcement titles I mention are all law enforcement officers with different job tactics.
@@robertortiz8540 Yes. A lot of people don't think Corrections is law enforcement but it absolutely is.
I hated Corrections. Worked there for 2 months and I knew this wasn’t for me. I immediately got certified by a big city PD. Got so much experience working there for 2 years. I’m now in the state police academy. It’s super intense
I respect COs. A few friends I know are there and they love it. I know the bs you all have to handle there but I just prefer police
Where do you get your information? I got news for you, SOG isn't doing cell extractions unless it's absolutely necessary. REGULAR officers are going to do them. We just did one in our detention building just last week and it wasn't CRT/SOG.
Damn i aint cutting my hair or beard
2 dislikes were the people who didn’t make it passed pt
There’s NO CORRELATION whatsoever between legality & lethality in drugs, chemicals. plants, weapons, etc.~
In prisons and jails you will have inmates yelling at you and you need to know how to deal with it while still doing your job. There is a method to the madness.
You ignore those knuckleheads. I've been called everything but a child of God. I've been threatened, my family threatened. I just laugh.
They only do 2 weeks of on the job training? You can't learn how to be a Corrections officer in 2 weeks. At my facility it's 6 weeks
What typical score do you need on the civil service test to get hired as a state corrections / county corrections officer ?
It depends on the department.
I believe over a 70 or 75
70
Now? If you're breathing they'll take you.
SCPO ELLIS WAS THE BEST AT THE ACADEMY 💯
Without question he will be missed at the academy
Ellis is one man I would walk through fire with.
I thought you couldn’t have a beard and shaved head
Damn you have to be bald
Ok, I’m gonna make an unpopular proposition. I get it, I’m a loser, a pansy, some guy who’d never make it- whatever. But, with all due respect, the whole bald thing for guys is ridiculous. Look, if you wanna start all the guys off the same like the military and buzz their heads, go for it. Same for preventing initial lice transmission. Set a standard with the no facial hair (considering the need for mask fitting)- I’m all for it. But, after that, having to shave your head everyday is a waste of time, waste of money, good way to get a sunburn or razor infection, demoralizing, and not pragmatic. There are 50 other more productive ways to instill discipline- so long as their hair is within dress code per NJDOC after first day, the initial req is ridiculous. And you know what, if the bic’d head is a necessary pre-req for making a competent NJDOC officer, then I’m genuinely scared of the program. Because the Navy Seals don’t do it, the Rangers don’t, and no other top tier entity in the world mandates it to that extent. Ok rant over.
It's not an option. You either do it or go home. If you want to complain about something complain about them violating your privacy by mandating you give them your Facebook password.
@@Rockhound6165 what? They mandate that?? Wow, being pragmatic ain’t in the NJDOC dictionary. Then again, I guess prisoners ain’t pragmatic either. Oh well. These guys better be making bank and have some real neat benefits for all the shit they have to deal with in training or on the job.
@@Maddawg31415 Yep. And the benefits used to be good but now they suck. Pay is good once you max out but that takes 12 years.
@@Rockhound6165 any recruiting issues lately? Lots of BS to deal with and poor incentive typically doesn’t go well together.
@@Maddawg31415 well, the list is pretty much exhausted however someone in this thread said they just took the test which is weird because the DOC had made an announcement last year that they were basically forgoing both the test and the academy right away because of staffing issues. 2nd, the salary has stagnated to the point that NJDOC went from one of the top correction salaries in the state to one of the bottom. Throw in the fact that new recruits have to do 30 years AND that the inmate loving state has tied our hands and made us pretty much benign, there's no incentive to do this job anymore. Everything I've said here is 100% correct.
Become a true enemy of any free people through joining this cult of “corrections”-lol
😂😂all the unnecessary yelling 🙄