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reserve officer

noun

  1. a noncareer commissioned officer in a military reserve unit who has served on active duty and who may be recalled to active service during an emergency.



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Halem served about 13 years as an officer before becoming a reserve officer.

Halem opted to join the department’s reserve officer program in 2022, where he remained until March, after he was charged in February in a separate case involving alleged insurance fraud.

Prosecutors have charged a former Los Angeles police officer in a kidnapping for ransom that occurred when he was still an active reserve officer.

A former Los Angeles Police Department reserve officer and his brother have been charged with insurance fraud after prosecutors say they misrepresented details in a more than $200,000 insurance claim related to a Bentley crash in January 2023.

But Justin Crump, an Army Reserve Officer who heads the risk and intelligence company Sibylline, argues that boosts to technology won't make up for the lack of military hardware.

From BBC

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