THE TRUTH ABOUT JUVENILE PROBATION (part 2) 

Listen everything he saying about why kids sell drugs is wrong maybe a few but when my gram was sick and my pops ain want nothing to do with me and my mom was high somewhere off drugs and I had no way of making money at 14 I never thought what I did was right but I knew someone had to keep the lights on food in the house I had to make sure I had stuff to wash with brush my teeth clean clothes make sure my gram was okay I didn’t like doing it which is why when I was able to have a good enough job I quit I didn’t risk my life for a music video or because I want to follow people I did it because I was gone be homeless again if I didn’t y’all needa learn what really goes through these kids heads and the dude instead of throwing kids away be a strong black man and teach them something you sound like the black dude who just wants to impress the white man telling on every last kid you work with if you really want to serve your community and help kids go out there and start helping change there life teach them how to be a good man because every kid you spoke about didn’t have a man or woman to teach them how to be successful they were just getting beaten down by life and you

Please do more stories this is fun to watch and very entertaining

I graduated with a BS in Criminal Justice & I’m in the process of applying for a Probation/Parole officer position in N.C. these videos are helping me so much 👌

"open the door or it's about to become a window"😭 open a drawer and theres..HEROIN???😩 and story gets crazier and crazier, my goodness!! The wait for these stories was definitely worth it.

I just applied and went through my first round of interviews. Im excited to start my career as a juvenile P.O . Your videos has helped me out so far . So glad i found your channel 💓

As a new juvenile probation officer in the 80's, I had training in family systems and family therapy. Through a grant, I was able to watch really good therapist work with families and then process what they were doing afterwards. I think that training and theory has been useful my whole career. What training, readings, theory, do you guys find as the most useful so far?

I'm in like swim gear 💯🤜 🤛

3:43 tho 👀

Should I get a Bachelor's in Psychology or a Bachelor's in Social Work to prepare for a JPO career? I might want to pursue a Master's in Counseling later on to become a school counselor. I want to make sure i pursue the right degree..

In past videos you might have gone over this topic but as far as what classes to take in college which are recommended

I’m in school to become a Juvenile PO 🙏🏾

What happened to the man when he returned from GA? Did he end up getting arrested too?

Hey Britt, I want you to know my phone is really janky and its hell trying to type. Just wanted u to know I'm watching everything you put out. Great video as usual. Looking forward to your first vlog...😀

Question, I am going back to school and the goal is to become a juvenile probation officer but wondering which double major would be the best combination that also would provide the best job outcome with various opportunities. A psychology major with a minor in criminal justice or social work? I have spoken to some corrections officers and some stated that they wish they would have gone for a degree with a different combinations to provide more job opportunities and security so I'm just having a tough time deciding. Any input? :)

It's a system and the young ones are getting some money., but whats really happening is the adults are really using them for them not to go to jail.

Do juvenile probation officers get paid by the hour or salary? Also do I need any probation experience before applying to the job? Do you think I should apply right after I graduate?