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How many 2 cop families are there?
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Posted over 5 years ago I am a trooper married to a city cop. In my opinion it is easier because my husband understands my job. We work for different departments but things are very similar. It is challenging with children but we make it work. We do our best to spend time with each other but sometimes sleeps wins for activities together. Anyone with similar families? |
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| Posted over 5 years ago My husband works at the same prison I work at...he's been there 14 yrs. I've only been there 9. He works days, 8-4. I work eves, 4-12. We have different days off(he has w/e, I have Tues/Wed. We find a way to make it work. It works well because if one of us has a really bad day, the other can understand the mood and not take it personally. If we need to talk, we understand the job and can offer suggestions for solutions. If it's important enough, you find a way to make it work. I can't imagine my life with anyone else. |
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| Posted over 5 years ago I'm a deputy sheriff, my better half of 20 years is a sergeant awaiting promotion to lieutenant within the same department. We work different shifts, different facilities, but fortunately have the same days off. We raised my son and daughter and his son as "ours" without ever trying to replace their non-custodial parent. We talk shop about anything and everything except any exceptional danger we have faced during our shift, unless we really need to get something off our chests. While he doesn't (can't, really) attend any line of duty funerals, or the various memorials, he understands my need to be there and supports me. In turn, I support him in his endeavors. It definitely helps that we both have the same career! We love, trust and respect each other, and I guess that says it all! Don't sweat the small stuff....you'll dehydrate |
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| Posted over 5 years ago I bit different, But I'm a 20+year LEO and my wife is a 17 year prosecutor. We both work 8-5 so family time is great and I understand her issues at work and she mine. Hello my name is Inigo Montoya, you killed my father, prepare to die. "It's not a constitutional violation for a police officer to be a jerk." Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy -December 4, 2000 |
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| Posted over 5 years ago It is great to hear everyone's stories. My husband has been in LE for a few more years than I have but he has worked for several different departments and has done a lot more than I have. I have learned a lot from him and he really supports me 110%. Even when I was pregnant and still working the road. I got off at the right time at about 14 weeks or so. Besides, he knows it is useless to argue with me. HA HA |
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| Posted over 5 years ago We are a two law enforcement family...I'm a cop and my husband is a game warden !! |
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| Posted over 5 years ago my father was a 30 year vet of the st louis,missouri police dept. both of my sisters are on the SLPD. my brother in law just retired from SLPD. my cousin is the sherrif of new madrid county missouri. i'm new to the site an just wanted to say hello! i'm not an officer myself,but a supporter. thanks for everything you do! |
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| Posted over 5 years ago I am a city cop, my husband is a Sgt for a city that boarders mine. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Im a city patrolman and my wife is a supervisor at the county sheriffs office we live in. I think it makes everything a lot easier in the coping department. Have any couples had problems with each other when you have had to rotate shifts and one of you is not adjusting to the sleep....going through that right now! |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I'm retired both daughters are LEO and one son-in-law. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I am a city cop (5 years), my husband is a sheriff's deputy (19 years) for the county where I work. Both of us have been married before to non-leo's and I definitely feel that it works better when you are both in the same line of work. "It would be better for one to have a stone tied around their neck and thrown into the sea, than to cause a child to stumble." "Well-behaved women rarely make history" |
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| Posted about 5 years ago My dad is as 32 year vet and I have been in for several years now. We are both city cops. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago My husband and I both are LE for bordering cities within the same county. He's patrol and I'm in investigations. I definitely think it's better that we're both LE's so we don't think each other are crazy for driving by a hoopdie and saying "that'd be a nice felony stop." |
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| Posted about 5 years ago My Wife and I both work for Immigration. I work for Customs & Border Protection (formerly INS) previously in Detroit for ten years and now in Baltimore for one year now. My Wife Melissa works as a Deportation Officer out of the York, Pa County prison. She has been with the service for five years. We miss Detroit, both born and raised there but we do like living in Pennsylvania now. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I have been a LEO for about seven years and my better half has been a dispatcher for the sheriff's office for about one and half years. It makes a different's she under stands when I have a bad night and I do to under stand when she as a bad night, it is so much easier to commcant with each other. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I have been a LEO for almost 6 years and my husband has been a LEO for over 14 years. We work for the same department and are both FTOs. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago I was a Deputy Sheriff and Sergeant for our Sheriff's Office for 15 years. Just before I retired, my wife went to work for the Stae Attorney. I returned as a city cop three years ago and my wife was recently hired as a police officer for the same city. I am a School Resource Officer and she is the community relations officer. This means we both work practically the same shift with weekends and holidays off. Our two daughters have been raised in the law enforcement family all of their lives. I enjoy working at the high school they attend. I help out on their sport teams, with JROTC where my daughter is Commander and with band where my other daughter plays saxophone. I think my daughters especially like it because we both have take home cars so our personal vehicles are at home for them to drive. What is your major malfunction , numb nuts... |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Me and both of my brothers are retired cops, we worked for 3 differnt agencies and at one point we were all still living at home.
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| Posted about 5 years ago PD cop of about 6 years married to PD cop with about 13 years, same department. It works... we understand each other and can vent because we get it... and we can also avoid venting because sometimes the silence is better... we get that too. |
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| Posted about 5 years ago My ex husband and I both agreed to never marry police officers again. That was about all we ever agreed on. :) |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Hola a todos desde España, espero poder contactar con vosotros compañeros , tengo 34 años y 15 trabajando de policia, lo es mi padre 35 años ahora en la reserva, mi tio 37 años reserva, mi hermano 2 años de policia , y mi primo en la academia, alguien tiene mas familiares?........( alguien en español) |
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| Posted about 5 years ago Hello everyone from Spain, I hope you can contact colleagues, I have 34 years and 15 police working, what is my father 35 years now in the reserve, my uncle 37 years reserve, my brother 2 years of police, and my cousin in the academy, someone has more family ?........( someone in Spanish) |

