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My Uncles badge number at DFW was in the teens, others he worked with at DFW got up to the early thousands,As a DEA Agent his number was in the Thousands both times he worked for them early it was the low thousand before he retired it was in the very high thousands.SO anywhere around 4 to 5 digits. and can be as low as 1 or 2 depending on the situation when they became a sworn Officer.

My uncle who is/was US DEA explained it this way.You do not want to get shot but you accepted that once you seek and take the job as a LEO and put on the badge that is a possibility of injury or not going home. You never want to escalate unless the scene requires it. He worked a time at the DFW airport in SWAT as the commander and in the police force never has he had to shoot anyone and live with that decision. He has trained with many weapons and he is a dead shot one shot shooter so he is capable of shutting down a small force if needed.If you are afraid for your safety then you need to change careers. Driving a patrol car is dangerous do you drive with your gun in your hand? The only time you pull a weapon is if you Intend on using it. If you do use it you must hit your target.In Garland, Tx and few other places there has been shooting where a single officer fires 40 some rounds and only hits his target with 1 or 2 of them and is reloading to hit his target, while other officers are ducking and diving for cover from friendly fire no guns drawn.

Do undercover officers ever do traffic stops?My uncle worked US DEA Undercover. He did not carry a Service weapon persey nor credentials since either one would destroy his cover.That would have gotten him killed.When you are under cover any contact as a LEO figure destroys your cover and anything from not being able to work to being killed are the possibilities.My Uncle was FORCED to be presented in Court to put a Mexican Cartel in jail for Drugs sales, a major bust.Once he got on the stand he had to go into protective custody and my aunt and cousin had to leave town until after the trail when he moved to be with them.The Cartel put a bounty on his head DEAD or alive.He had to take a job at DFW International Airport (his badge number was in the Teens) but when the TSA screwed up the security procedures that he had established at DFW and several other International Airports, he quit before all the BREACHES that you saw on the TV that did not exist BEFORE the TSA took over and trashed the Security and Safety manuals.He then got an offer to go back to the DEA and the ast job he did was he took down the Dallas Police Department where a group of Cops patrol up to lieutenant were dealing drugs and taking of the top before Crime Scene could inventory the drugs. Dallas Police Department - Wikipedia/excerptIn 2003, the Dallas City Manager fired Dallas Police Chief Terrell Bolton, due in part for his Department's lack of oversight of the Narcotics Dept.Fake drug scandal[edit]Beginning on December 31, 2001, the local ABC-affiliate, WFAA, began broadcasting a series of investigative reports alleging that hundreds of pounds of cocaine and methamphetamine seized by undercover officers of the DPD Narcotics Division during 2001 were actually not illegal substances.[16]The subsequent "fake drug" scandal led to dismissal of over 80 drug cases by the Dallas County District Attorney's office, multiple investigations, the indictment of three current or former DPD narcotics officers, the release of defendants (many whom were falsely accused Mexican immigrants) who had pleaded guilty to cases where later investigation revealed no illegal drugs were involved and the prosecution of multiple informants that had been used to make cases that were subsequently dismissed.[16]In 2003, the Dallas City Manager fired Dallas Police Chief Terrell Bolton, due in part for his Department's lack of oversight of the Narcotics Dept. officers involved in these fake drug arrests. He sued the City of Dallas over that firing but his case was dismissed with prejudice in 2005. Many of the 25 victims of the false arrests and wrongful prosecution won Federal Civil Rights Violations lawsuit settlements and actual jury case awards against the City of Dallas. One attorney who sued the city on behalf of what was a large percentage of Mexican immigrants who spoke little English, said, "the total cost could climb to as much as $8 million once all 25 cases are resolved."[17][18]/excerptMy Uncle’s unit took down several Officers and cleaned up the DPD forcing the firing of the chief. My uncle was undercover, went to jail for possession and then released where the Drugs and Money (Marked) in evidence did not add up to what was seized. When bills started appearing and the perps spending these were identified as Dallas PD Officers that is when the sting got really good.One Christmas he shown a Video from the DEA Helo where they ordered a DPD chopper down into a field and you could see several units being taken down by men in black suits and automatic weapons, pulling Officers out through the car windows and being disarmed and handcuffed.Needless to say the charges were expunged from his records.