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[Ron-Solo]

Old? I was in class #149; 1971-2005 and retired -- thank you.

Two more years and I'll be right behind you with 33 years.

[SVT-40]

You guys are old!!! 80's for me.

I prefer "refined" over old.

[Jonathan Doe]

Anyone over 50 is old. Wait, I am there....I am old too???

[Ron-Solo]

You're only as old as you feel. This morning, as my knees creaked and buckled, I guess I'm about 95.......By noon I should be back in the 50's.....

[SoCalDep]

Oh boy...I was born while Ron-Solo was in the academy!

Class 330....May-Sept 2002....

[Ron-Solo]

Oh boy...I was born while Ron-Solo was in the academy!

Class 330....May-Sept 2002....

Oops, now I feel old again!

[Fire in the Hole]

Class 197.

[Jonathan Doe]

You guys with the class in 100's, I don't know. You should organize a Dinosaur Club within Calguns. I am in 200's, 234 that is, Feb 87.So, I am not there quite yet.

[Ron-Solo]

Just doing what I can to avoid becoming extinct.

[Jonathan Doe]

I still remember the first day I attended a briefing at the HOJJ at 0545 hrs for the day shift. Such a feeling being a boot.

[retired]

Except for Compuham, you are all youngsters; even you Ron.

Class #180, June 25 1976-Oct. 22, 1976. Retired in 2003, IOD.

Ron may not want to admit it, but we worked the same station for awhile. Good guy.

OP, you should follow the advice given.

[SVT-40]

Was Sgt Perry the "ramrod" for your class? He was one tough looking fellow with that scar on his face.

[Ron-Solo]

Except for Compuham, you are all youngsters; even you Ron.

Class #180, June 25 1976-Oct. 22, 1976. Retired in 2003, IOD.

Ron may not want to admit it, but we worked the same station for awhile. Good guy.

We also worked MCJ together, long time ago. Had lots of fun too!

[Jonathan Doe]

We also worked MCJ together, long time ago. Had lots of fun too!

It's gotta be old time. The word "fun" kind of disappeared toward late 80's or early 90's from working the jail I think. The Title 15 stuffs and all the other "rights/ or entitlements" of inmates...

[Ron-Solo]

I still remember the first day I attended a briefing at the HOJJ at 0545 hrs for the day shift. Such a feeling being a boot.

Yeah, but I'll never forget my first patrol ride at Firestone Station. Didn't know boots weren't allowed to: 1 - Park in the station parking lot, 2- Sit down in the briefing room, 3 - Get a soda from the machine because I was there 2 hours early and was reading reports, 4 - Even think about doing anything else. I did all of those things and more because I didn't know anything about the FPK traditions. They didn't quite know how to take me at first. It didn't take them long to figure it out.

Within 10 minutes of going 10-8, I saw some knucklehead that my FTO didn't see (beginner's luck) walking down the street carrying a rifle. (A Marlin 30-30 lever if I recall) He was headed back to the party he had just been thrown out of to pay his 'respects' to the guys who threw him over the fence. That was my welcome to the Sheriff's Department. It's been quite a ride since then.