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Personal Narrative: My Love For Law Enforcement

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Since I was old enough to talk and walk at the same time I use to always tell my mom that I was going to stop the bad guys one day. I’m sure as a mother of a toddler she probably just made fun of me and didn’t think much about it. As I grew older, I began to be fascinated with crime scene investigations, and by the time I was four I was the girl with a zip lock baggy, tweezers and a magnify glass looking for “clues.” As the years went by I found myself putting down the zip lock baggy and becoming undeceive on what exactly I want to do with my life. One thing that never changed though was my love for law enforcement. It wasn’t until last year that what I really want to be is a police officer. Police officers are often empower endless opportunities

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