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What is Wraptor Skin™? Created by a traffic duty police officer and developed by an automotive engineer, Wraptor Skin is a military grade Kevlar (same as in bullet proof vests) seat and occupant protector. “In todays economy you can’t afford not to have Wraptor Skin™ technology in your vehicles.” * Military Grade Kevlar technology used in military and fire protection equipment * Eliminates the potential for an officer’s equipment to get caught in the exposed seat structure * Prevents damage to an offecers gunbelt components * Flexible design that’s easily transferred from one vehicle to another * PTFE coating for superior water and stain resistance * Vehicle realizes higher resale values at auction * Vehicles spend less time in repair improving vehicle & officer productivity * Affordability that can pay for itself with the potential to be an investment * Made in the USA by HARD WORKING AMERICANS! What does Wraptor Skin™ do? * Wraptor Skin™ provides unsurpassed durability against wear and abrasion to prevent the common damage (seen above) from destroying police vehicle seats. * Wraptor Skin™ addresses risk management issues by eliminating the potential for an officer’s gun belt to get caught in the exposed seat structures (ie exposed foam support bar), such that the seat does not “trap” the police officer in the car. * Wraptor Skin™ provides fire resistant technology that is currently used in military and fire protection applications. * Wraptor Skin™ contributes to higher …
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Question: Can i tattoo prevent me from becoming a police officer?
i am 18 currently in college majoring in criminal justice hoping to get my bachelors soon, i want to get a tattoo on the back of my neck that says “MADE IN USA”, but, i am wondering if that will affect me from getting a job in the future, i want to become a state trooper, or regular police officer, please help.
Well, is behind the neck visible? like if i wear a collard shirt under, should it not be covered?
Answer:
Answer by Caoedhen
It will depend on the policy of each agency you apply for, there is no over-riding rule that all officers must follow.
And yes, tattoos can affect your chances, based on those same policies mentioned above.