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HOW TO BECOME A POLICE OFFICER BY: NEHA MANDAVA
Training to be a police officer can be a tough and rigorous process. In fact, only 0.2% of the US population serves as police officers in their lifetime. From the beginning to the end of their service, police officers are committed to keeping citizens safe and law-abiding in their neighborhoods. The emotional and physical demands that a police officer faces are endless. However, if one is dedicated enough, the rewards that come with saving lives and helping others is truly fulfilling. Receiving a job in a police department is a huge honor. Regardless, there are many educational aspects that one must complete before becoming a full-fledged police officer. Graduating high school is a must for this career path. Having a bachelors or associates degree is preferable, but not necessary. Speaking multiple languages and having experience around the field can help one get into this career path.
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