Do you have to give your name and address to police in Victoria?
The police must tell you why they want your details. If they don't give you a reason, you should ask for it. It is an offence to refuse to give police your name and address, or to give police a false name and address, if they have a lawful reason to ask you for your details.
How much does a police officer get paid in Victoria?
As a recruit, you will earn $53,156 per annum, during the first 12 weeks of training at the Academy. After you are sworn in at the end of week 12 as a Probationary Constable, you will earn $73,026. This will continue as you train for a further 19 weeks, both at the Academy and on the job at a police station.
How many times can you apply for Victoria Police?
How many applications can I submit? Generally, only three police or PSO applications in total are accepted. Withdrawn applications are not counted in the three attempts.
Can you work for the police without being a police officer?
Not everyone who works in a police station is a cop. Police departments employ civilians in all sorts of roles, from data analysts to community outreach officers and IT specialists.