He was taking classes and not really sure what he wanted to do for a lifelong career. He attended Baker College for about a year. He then transferred to Saginaw Valley State University and started taking criminal justice classes. He decided that becoming a police officer is what he wanted to do in life because he enjoyed it when he was in the Navy. He then transferred to Oakland Community College and received an associate degree in criminal justice. After graduating with his degree he then joined the Oakland police academy. He worked hard and studied hard and eventually graduated from the Oakland police academy. Happy about graduating with his degree and graduating from the police academy James decided it was time to find places hiring police officers. He applied for the Clayton Township police department and was hired a few months after the interview. He worked with the Clayton Township police department for about a year then decided he wanted to work for a different police department. So he applied for the Cass County Sheriff’s department he had to do inside work for about two years then he became a deputy sheriff patrolling the streets. He worked for Cass County for about five years then started working for Wayne County. He told me that he really enjoyed working for the Wayne County Sheriff’s department because there was much more excitement. He said he was younger so he wanted to get out and chase people breaking the laws. He said working for Wayne County that’s exactly what he did. He told me he had his fair share of vehicle chases, foot chases, arrests, and just about anything that would get your adrenaline going. He said he cannot count the amount of times people have pulled weapons on him. During the interview my cousin explained to me that he had been shot in the line of duty. He was not the type of person that would walk around telling everyone that he was shot. From what my cousin described he was on a traffic stop on a side street that was known as a high drug area. My cousin was in his police cruiser trying to get some information about the individuals in the vehicle he had pulled over. My cousin already had back up on the way. The individuals stepped out of the vehicle and my cousin stepped out of his police cruiser and ordered them back into their vehicle. One individual opened
He was taking classes and not really sure what he wanted to do for a lifelong career. He attended Baker College for about a year. He then transferred to Saginaw Valley State University and started taking criminal justice classes. He decided that becoming a police officer is what he wanted to do in life because he enjoyed it when he was in the Navy. He then transferred to Oakland Community College and received an associate degree in criminal justice. After graduating with his degree he then joined the Oakland police academy. He worked hard and studied hard and eventually graduated from the Oakland police academy. Happy about graduating with his degree and graduating from the police academy James decided it was time to find places hiring police officers. He applied for the Clayton Township police department and was hired a few months after the interview. He worked with the Clayton Township police department for about a year then decided he wanted to work for a different police department. So he applied for the Cass County Sheriff’s department he had to do inside work for about two years then he became a deputy sheriff patrolling the streets. He worked for Cass County for about five years then started working for Wayne County. He told me that he really enjoyed working for the Wayne County Sheriff’s department because there was much more excitement. He said he was younger so he wanted to get out and chase people breaking the laws. He said working for Wayne County that’s exactly what he did. He told me he had his fair share of vehicle chases, foot chases, arrests, and just about anything that would get your adrenaline going. He said he cannot count the amount of times people have pulled weapons on him. During the interview my cousin explained to me that he had been shot in the line of duty. He was not the type of person that would walk around telling everyone that he was shot. From what my cousin described he was on a traffic stop on a side street that was known as a high drug area. My cousin was in his police cruiser trying to get some information about the individuals in the vehicle he had pulled over. My cousin already had back up on the way. The individuals stepped out of the vehicle and my cousin stepped out of his police cruiser and ordered them back into their vehicle. One individual opened