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Long Beach Police Explorer Reflection

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I have been part of the Long Beach Police Explorers since November, 2016. I heard about this program through a friend. I was automatically interested in becoming a Police Explorer when I heard about it because since I was little I have had an interest in law enforcement.
I remember my first Wednesday meeting after interviews, I was really nervous the whole week before because I didn’t know what to expect. It was really hard for mea t first because it was something knew to me but I started getting the hang of it and I started having fun learning about what they do in this program and how they contribute to their community. Although sometimes it would get tough everything they did had a purpose. The yelling, the physical training, and the tests.

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