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I think there's a difference between being healthy/fit and being overweight. There are plenty of people who are technically overweight who can run a mile in 6 minutes. Now, "should officers be allowed to become morbidly obese?" is a totally different question. I agree that at a certain point...

How bad the illness has to be depends on the state. For instance, in California you can have just about anything, but in Vermont you pretty much have to have like cancer or AIDs or something crazy bad. But when it comes down to it, I'm pretty sure it's illegal as heck to ask your employees what...

That'll teach him to teach his mom how to use facebook! Ha ha no jk. Poor woman, though. I can't imagine finding out: A. My kid is a criminal/into illegal activities B. Everyone is my city now knows it. If it was just hanging out on the front of the local police station's page YOU KNOW someone...

Now that Medical Marijuana is legal in many states (and recreational is now in a couple as well), what are law enforcement's views on hiring cops with medical marijuana cards? I understand that on a federal level marijuana is still illegal, but I don't see why cops local within municipalities...

Responsible users are not so much a problem. People who drive on it are a small problem. Dealers, however, are a problem. Most anyone dealing in large quantity is going to be very different from your average user. Drug dealers have weapons, enemies, and a lot to lose/gain. This leads to...