Los Santos Police Narrative Report

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As I mentioned in my previous answer, I was part of Los Santos Police Department as Police Officer III and I was in Traffic, Air and Media relations division in Los Santos Police Department and I think that my knowlage that I recieved from there could be great additon to this police department in Red County. I also think that me being in Los Santos Police department before applying here, I've developed quiet a lot of skills in the time me being there. I was Police Officer III which was filed training officer and my job was to train recently inducted Police Officer I's. Which in my opninion I did rather good. I think my skills that I've gotten from the LSPD could be useful in the

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