-Caveat Lector-

Okay, so the reporter position at the Washington Post wasn't your cup of
tea...what about the following instead?


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UNITED STATES CIVILIAN POLICE FORCE - HAITI
The U.S. State Department is seeking active police officers of any rank
who speak Creole/French and are eager to accept a challenging and rigorous
assignment to serve with the United States Civilian Police Force (CIVPOL)
in support of the United Nations and the Haitian Police Force (HNP). Duty
will be assigned by U.N. at a police station to assist the HNP in
standardizing station house procedures, conducting investigations,
scheduling patrols and conducting patrols. The State Department is
coordinating this project through DynCorp, a defense service contractor.

Benefits of Participation
This mission provides American police officers the opportunity to operate
in a foreign culture and to be exposed to unique policing problems, as
they daily confront cultural and ethical issues. Although the agency will
lose the officer for a short period of time, the skills acquired and
refined overseas will, in the long run, compliment what the officer has
already learned in America.

The first contingent of twenty-five (25) Creole/French speaking officers
are having a significant impact on the Haitian National Police and the
general population. Highly favorable comments have been received from the
U.S. Department of State and from numerous press releases about their
contributions. Their efforts have been so successful that an additional
twenty-five (25) positions have been authorized. The responses by
qualified officers has been very good and only a few slots remain to be
filled. Don�t miss this opportunity to assist the citizens of Haiti and
their national police as they struggle with the rewards of freedom.

QUALIFICATIONS
U.S. Citizen
Four (4) years minimum full-time active sworn civilian police service to
include patrol training/experience
Ability to communicate in English
Fluency in Creole and/or French--MANDATORY
Valid U.S. driver�s license and ability to drive a standard transmission
4 x 4 vehicle
Unblemished background record
Excellent health, without temporary or permanent disabilities
9mm weapon qualified
U.S. Passport required

COMPENSATION/BENEFITS
Assignment in the Haiti IPTF is a six (6) month commitment. Compensation
is approximately $54,000 for the six (6) month period. Medical, dental and
vision benefits are provided for the employee. Benefits are not provided
for dependents. Any uniform and equipment needs are provided by DynCorp.
Transportation to the country, and a return flight upon successful
completion of the one year contract is provided. Local transportation in
country is also available. Work schedules in the mission are generally 30
days on and 6 days off (10-12 hour shifts), with 18 days paid vacation
time accrued over the course of the assignment. Housing is not provided by
DynCorp. Loadging is secured by the employee in the local area of the
assignment in the mission. Cost of living for the year is estimated at
$5,000 to $10,000, depending upon the location in country. Mission
assignments vary and are made in country based on mission needs and the
employee's qualifications.

If you meet all of the requirements for this position and are interested
in this challenging assignment, please prepare a resume to include the
following:

If you were assigned to and served in any of the following special
assignments, please indicate it in your resume: SWAT, Gang detail,
Juvenile Bureau, Vice/Narcotics, Detective Bureau, Internal
Investigator,or as a Certified Instructor or Field Training Officer.

To apply FAX your resume to: US CivPol Haiti (817) 737-1608
Or mail a copy of your brief resume to:
DynCorp Aerospace Operations, Inc
6500 West Freeway, Suite 600
Fort Worth, TX 76116
Attn: US CivPol Haiti

Once your resume is received and entered into our database, we will
contact you for further details.
For mission information and status, call our recruiting line at (817)
731-5417

http://www.dyncorp.com/DynIPTF/haiti.htm

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