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Question: Scenario 66 THE TRAINING RECORD You are a sergeant assigned to the training bureau of your agency. Your state requires that all sworn officers must complete 40 hours of mandatory training every four years in order to maintain their certification. One morning, you are checking the records of officers from your department when Asst. Chief Robins enters your office and sits, down. He says, "Listen, Sarge, I've got a problem. Only you can help me. I completed 24 hours of training and I need 16 more. I was scheduled to take a two-day Ethics course next week to satisfy the requirement, but I can't make it 'cause my kid's going out of town for a Little League game, and I promised him I'd be there. My certification will expire if I don't take this course. Do you think you can enter into the system that I took the course and passed? I'm scheduled to take the same course, but in three weeks, after my certification lapses, so can you just enter it now? It's no big deal. I could probably teach the class myself." Ethically, what should you do?
Ethically, it is important to be honest and maintain the integrity of the training records. As a sergeant, your responsibility is to uphold the rules and regulations of your agency. Falsifying records or making false entries into the system can result in serious repercussions for both you and Asst. Chief Robins. In this situation, you should respectfully decline Asst. Chief Robins' request to enter the course information prematurely. Instead, explain the importance of maintaining accurate records and suggest exploring alternative options. For example, Robins could request an extension for his certification, find an alternative training course with a more suitable schedule, or discuss his situation with his superiors to find a solution that meets the requirements and does not involve falsifying records. By maintaining your honesty and integrity, you will be acting ethically and upholding the standards of your department. Additionally, you will be demonstrating to Asst. Chief Robins the importance of adhering to the rules and regulations, even in challenging situations.
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