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Every agency is different, and will have a different policy...
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LASD: no visible tattoos while on duty. Must be covered.
One of my old partners has to wear long sleeves, even in summer, to coverup his "USMC" tattoo on his forearm.
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My department has a policy of no visible tattoos while on duty. There's a lot of departments out here in CO that don't care if tattoos are visible so long as they are not offensive.
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SJPD's came up with a tattoo policy about 4 years ago. Only 3 or so officers were grandfathered in, most of those had USMC type tattoos.
I want to go full sleeve on one arm, but I'll wait until I'm no longer working. For now my back and chest are blasted. Triple Last edited by TripleThreat; 09-02-2013 at 10:58 AM.. |
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Or you can wear a flesh colored bandage over it.
Last edited by oldmotor; 09-04-2013 at 9:11 AM.. |
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Our policy allows visible tattoos just as long as they are not "offensive" but what is considered offensive is not defined.
I have several visible tattoos and only wear short sleeves (even in the winter). The only time I cover them up is when I go to court. |
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Would wearing this product be considered "covered up" under policy policy?
http://www.tatjacket.com/cover-up-sleeves.html . Last edited by MURRIETA45; 09-04-2013 at 4:30 PM.. Reason: wrong item |
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I'm sleeved and tried the Tat-Jacket. They are approved by my dept. I ended up hating them because they use rubber band material for the grip part. I know use Under Armor and LOVE them. You can find them at Big-5 or any bicycle store.
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