80B.11H Military veterans with active duty military police experience — former federal law enforcement officers.
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1. A veteran may qualify for reciprocity in this state without completing the level I academy training program if the veteran meets the following criteria:
a. Has served a minimum of four years of active duty in the United States armed forces.
b. Has served in a primary military occupational specialty or equivalent designation as a military police officer in the army, or its equivalent in other branches, within three years of submitting an application for reciprocity.
c. Has successfully completed accredited military police training equivalent to or exceeding the academy’s standards.
d. Has received an honorable discharge or is still actively serving.
2. An eligible veteran shall submit an application to the council for evaluation. The application shall include all of the following:
a. Proof of military service and discharge status.
b. Certification of military police training and experience.
c. Documentation of relevant duties performed during active duty.
3. A federal law enforcement officer may qualify for reciprocity in this state without completing the level I academy training program if the federal law enforcement officer meets all of the following criteria:
a. Has served a minimum of four years as a federal law enforcement officer within three years of submitting an application for reciprocity.
b. Has successfully completed accredited federal law enforcement training equivalent to or exceeding the academy’s standards.
4. The council shall review the applications and approve qualified applicants for entry into the reciprocity program. If an applicant is not approved for the reciprocity program, the council may consider the applicant for entry into a level II academy training program under section 80B.11D.
5. The council shall develop procedures and guidelines for evaluating military police training and equivalency standards.
6. The council shall publish an annual report including data on the number of veterans and federal law enforcement officers certified through the reciprocity program and the current certification status of those going through the program.
Referred to in §80B.11D
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