[End Times Sentinel]

80% of CHP chiefs retire in disability.

 

That couldn't possibly have anything to do with the dangerous nature of the work, capturing felons, letting dogs attack, huh?

 

That's a pretty small group to use for your sample, do you have anything more substantial, or are you just going to take a very small group and extrapolate that over a very large group?  How about all cops in CA vs all fire fighters in CA, that would make a valid survey.

 

If you just want to take a very small group and draw a conclusion about a large group, you could have some fun with, oh, David Duke and all Republicans, I've seen that logic in effect over at a rival website.

 

Stereotypes are fun and easy!

Owl_Eagle

(If what I just wrote makes you sad or angry,

 it was probably sarcasm)

[Dinsdale]

That couldn't possibly have anything to do with the dangerous nature of the work, capturing felons, letting dogs attack, huh?

As a chief?

Their job is mostly administrative. As I said upthread the chiefs are stealing from the mouths of truely disabled officers and their widows and children.

[Oztrich Boy]

80% of CHP chiefs retire in disability.
That couldn't possibly have anything to do with the dangerous nature of the work, capturing felons, letting dogs attack, huh?

I'm sure Chiefs do a lot of that works.

And being a cop generally ranks for danger right down there with landscape gardening