I am a Canadian and I've been working in the Housing Authority for 15 years now. I have seen and done just about everything you can imagine in law enforcement.
I've made more drug arrests than I can count, solved homicides, rapes, burglaries, etc. And I can honestly say that it is my heartfelt opinion that one year of working in the projects is like 15 years or more, any place else. It is THE consumate learning ground, if one learns quickly and adapts to one's surroundings. If not, it is an awful place to die.
I'd like to hear what Housing cops from other cities and countries have to say.
I've made more drug arrests than I can count, solved homicides, rapes, burglaries, etc. And I can honestly say that it is my heartfelt opinion that one year of working in the projects is like 15 years or more, any place else. It is THE consumate learning ground, if one learns quickly and adapts to one's surroundings. If not, it is an awful place to die.
I'd like to hear what Housing cops from other cities and countries have to say.
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