Dallas Police Department Removes College Requirements For New Recruits

In an effort to fill its 4,000 quota, the Dallas police department is removing education requirement in favor of consistent work history.

The Dallas City Council approved a change to police hiring standards, removing the college-credit requirement for trainees.

Under the new pilot program, applicants age 21 or older can apply to the Dallas Police Academy with a high school diploma or GED. Additionally, candidates need at least three years of full-time work experience, WFAA reported…

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