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Medium-sized town in USA. City police homicide squad. A veteran murder cop returns to the squad after a several-year furlough. Why he was out and how he came back doesn't matter here. But, in this scenario, he is told he must requalify with his Glock before returning to the street.
- Do detectives indeed have to periodically qualify?
- If yes, how often?
- Is it just target shooting, or does he do the FBI Academy kind of test in a simulated crime scene with doors, windows, and popups?
- How does the scoring work, and what is a qualifying score?
- Must he qualify only on his standard issue?
- How many tries does he get?
- Is there a minimum/maximum delay allowed or required between tries?
- What are the consequences of failing to qualify?
- Has this all been answered before and I'm just too dumb to find it?