The police oral board is the most intimidating aspects of the hiring process for law enforcement applicants. It is probably the most intimidating job interview in the job market today. Rightfully so, it allows for the most movement and is the difference between getting a badge or getting to reapply.

Signaling for help should be learned before you have to use it. If you don't have a two way radio, cell phone or a whistle, you will need to use visual signs. Depending on what you have for material, you can either use fire and smoke, a mirror, flares, flashlight or strobe light.

And so, marijuana use has thus been backed into a tight corner, reduced to what do you do with a radio earpiece lowbrow habit indulged in by scoundrels, covertly, in paranoid fashion. In this age of neo-Prohibition, every home is its own Roaring Twenties speakeasy.

Going to rob a bank? There's an app for that. The "police chat" app lets bank robbers listen in on security stuff transmissions on their iPhone, and it even flags conversations where key words like "bank robbery" are mentioned.

The number of channels is important as well. Try to think 2-5 years in advance and think about the maximum number of channels you will need. If all of your employees will always be on the same channel, no matter what, then a 1 channel radio is right for you. If, however you need multiple channels, be sure to get the proper number. For instance, say you wanted your car valets on one channel and your wait-staff on another (they have no need to communicated with each other). But, you as the manager want to speak to both groups. Then, you will nee a radio with at least two channels. You will need at least 4 channels if you have 4 groups of people speaking at the same time, same for 6, 10 etc.

If you haven't heard of AM/FM radio, you may want to get out more. AM/FM more commonly FM walkie talkie radio is a daily part of most American's lives. They're used in almost every vehicle, portable radios are used by joggers, alarm clocks, etc. You've probably heard a test of the emergency broadcast system on the radio. It comes across as an irritating buzzing noise followed by a message stating something to the effect of "This has been a test of the emergency broadcast system". In an emergency situation, you will most likely be hearing important information on most FM stations.

Suddenly the two ladies turned and started skipping down the hall in the other direction! They had to freshen up, and I was at those swinging doors by now so I turned my attention to finding the best spot in the house.

So as you can see, the number one error that people make when getting a speeding ticket is admitting guilt. Once you admit guilt you have absolutely no chance to win in court! Fighting traffic tickets is a MUST everyone should know, it would save you over $1200 over the course of a few years for learning to fight just ONE ticket.