Bureau of Labor Statistics data shows a mean hourly wage of $33.66 and average yearly salary of $70K
American police or sheriff’s patrol officers make anywhere from just under $19,000 up to $131,000, with salaries varying significantly by region and the department level, statistics analyzed by Fox news show.
A police or sheriff’s patrol officer makes a mean hourly wage of $33.66 and an average yearly salary of $70,000, but their annual pay varies significantly by region and jurisdiction, the Bureau of Labor Statistics’ (BLS) most recent data for May 2020 shows.
Broken down by state, officers in California make the highest yearly salary, with $107,440, while those in Mississippi make the lowest, at $37,210 per year, statistics show.
With the BLM rants and violence
no one should be a cop now
issue extra Ammo to each law abiding home owner, and let them deal with the streets
We have some $100kers here on the island. To include OT too of course.
Used to be the 19K here in DelMarVa !!!!
The great part for all cops is they all get to use High-Powered Hollow-Point ammo. This is such a devastating round that it is banned for use in war. I for one am glad our cops get to use killing ammo on thugs!
ahhhh the site of a watermelon exploding