Hey everyone,
I am currently writing a paper on police officers for my college writing class.
I'll get straight to the point. The first line of my essay is this: Have you ever wondered why someone would enter into a profession where there is always the risk of not knowing whether you will still be alive at the end of your shift?
That's not the "final offical" first sentence of my essay, but it will be something similar.
So, I'd like to ask:
Why are you a police officer? Or is that a retarted question?
Is the answer as obvious as "to protect and serve" or is there more to it? Why would someone risk their life every day, and along the way, having to deal with the fools of society on a daily basis for $35K a year?
What made you become a police officer--despite the risk of knowing you might not come home one day?
Your answers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for taking time to help me out.
I am currently writing a paper on police officers for my college writing class.
I'll get straight to the point. The first line of my essay is this: Have you ever wondered why someone would enter into a profession where there is always the risk of not knowing whether you will still be alive at the end of your shift?
That's not the "final offical" first sentence of my essay, but it will be something similar.
So, I'd like to ask:
Why are you a police officer? Or is that a retarted question?

Is the answer as obvious as "to protect and serve" or is there more to it? Why would someone risk their life every day, and along the way, having to deal with the fools of society on a daily basis for $35K a year?
What made you become a police officer--despite the risk of knowing you might not come home one day?
Your answers would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for taking time to help me out.
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