“Put your hands up!” I exclaimed, pretending I was a police officer and my father was a criminal whom I had to arrest. Fighting crime, arresting bad guys, making the streets safer, protecting and serving— that is my dream. I would make a difference in people’s lives: kids would be inspired to reach for the stars, parents would rest easy knowing that I am keeping the streets crime-free, and criminals would cower in their homes fearing the day I bring them to justice. But, in order to obtain the privilege of working as an officer, I will have to train extensively. This profession requires a strong physical aptitude, a critical mind, and an innate instinct to dedicate one’s life for the lives of others.
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Not every citizen lives a lawful life. It would be up to me to bring such people to justice. Prepping for the day, I carefully dress myself in my blue uniform, symbolising my duty to enforce laws. Justice rests on my shoulders. I rush to my police cruiser and turn on the theme song “Bad Boys” from the T.V. show Cops. Blue sunglasses frame my face as I skim through names of criminals to incarcerate. Heathens will cower in fear as I cruise down the streets; their faces purple with anxiety as I get closer and closer to locking them away. My vigilant eyes and persevering personality keep my investigations ongoing. Cold leads only peak my interest— sparking my curiosity to pursue leads. With that in mind, solving crimes would be perfect for me. I’ll take up cases and sniff out all suspects of a crime, bring them to interrogation, discover the truth, and incarcerate the proper culprit. Even if situations prove treacherous, I will dive headfirst to disarm any and all threats— even if it puts my life at risk. The last thing any criminal will remember is seeing my dark blue uniform of justice as they are hurried off to the county …show more content…
Officers possess many skills and virtues which are necessary to achieve success such as marksmanship, selflessness, and determination. Which is why I strive to fulfill this occupation for many reasons: I never stray from challenging myself, I take pride in protecting others, and I am always chasing down wrong doers. Police officers embody the core American values which are represented on the flag. Like the flag, officers must be red; they must be filled with valor and bravery, unrelenting to harsh situations. They must be white; pure and peaceful environments must be an officer’s number one duty to maintain. Lastly, police officers must be blue; they must keep a vigilant eye while persevering through any setbacks they may face while also ensuring those who disrupt the peace receive
Becoming a police officer starts with …show more content…
Not every citizen lives a lawful life. It would be up to me to bring such people to justice. Prepping for the day, I carefully dress myself in my blue uniform, symbolising my duty to enforce laws. Justice rests on my shoulders. I rush to my police cruiser and turn on the theme song “Bad Boys” from the T.V. show Cops. Blue sunglasses frame my face as I skim through names of criminals to incarcerate. Heathens will cower in fear as I cruise down the streets; their faces purple with anxiety as I get closer and closer to locking them away. My vigilant eyes and persevering personality keep my investigations ongoing. Cold leads only peak my interest— sparking my curiosity to pursue leads. With that in mind, solving crimes would be perfect for me. I’ll take up cases and sniff out all suspects of a crime, bring them to interrogation, discover the truth, and incarcerate the proper culprit. Even if situations prove treacherous, I will dive headfirst to disarm any and all threats— even if it puts my life at risk. The last thing any criminal will remember is seeing my dark blue uniform of justice as they are hurried off to the county …show more content…
Officers possess many skills and virtues which are necessary to achieve success such as marksmanship, selflessness, and determination. Which is why I strive to fulfill this occupation for many reasons: I never stray from challenging myself, I take pride in protecting others, and I am always chasing down wrong doers. Police officers embody the core American values which are represented on the flag. Like the flag, officers must be red; they must be filled with valor and bravery, unrelenting to harsh situations. They must be white; pure and peaceful environments must be an officer’s number one duty to maintain. Lastly, police officers must be blue; they must keep a vigilant eye while persevering through any setbacks they may face while also ensuring those who disrupt the peace receive