Interview With Two Police Officers

"At the police, the widely acknowledged kind of trouble is that other police officers are helpless or not engaged in the work." - Dean Scoville - Laziness. Electricity is very hungry. Corruption Overweight. These are the words most people think when asked to explain police officers. But who is behind these people? First of all, this is their essence; people. The police are people. I have family, friends, and life. They get up every morning, drink coffee, read the newspaper and go to work the same way as any other person.

I interviewed police officer John Harris of Maldon Police Station. He was born in New York, but when he was 9 he moved to Boston with his family. Harris officer was a police officer for seven years. He became a policeman when he was 23 years old. He is 30 years old now. He has two boys and one wife. He wants to be a police officer because he wants to help others and protect the local community. He was impressed when he rarely saw his father wearing police uniforms. Since then, he wanted to be a police officer at all times.

Several pupils in the eighth grade took the assignment and interviewed the pamphlet of the local police school. They asked the local police to help them carry out their duties. He welcomes all five students, including juice and snacks. Good police are happy and are ready to answer their questions

My career at law enforcement is far younger than most people. Before becoming a police officer, I participated in a two-year high school vocational training course based on the basic police training course of the Ohio Peace Officer Training Committee. This is an expanded version that all policemen must participate in. At the age of 18, I started my first job as a police dispatched member at the police station in the Cincinnati area. When I was 21 years old, I graduated from the Ohio Peace Official Training Committee. It gave me a basic police certificate in my province. After working for several years my family moved to Charleston, South Carolina. During my next two years during my two year job I got the opportunity to work in various positions of the police, including patrols, patrols, drugs, pyrotechnics and crime prevention.