Law Enforcement Program

The values are the principles or standards which could include rules of conduct, respect, honesty, kindness, sharing and appreciation.

Being a police explorer is challenging, but I think the worst would be police Academy. Police Academy is a one week program in UC San Diego where Real Drill Instructors try to break you down mentally and physically. We would get up at 5 in the morning by the Drill Instructors thunderous voice. The first day was so physically hard that I almost cried. (We didn't have access to our phones). I wondered if I was going to make it the next day. However, that night I came to a decision, I will make it no matter what. One of the days in Academy however, was really bad when the drill instructors put tear gas into a house and we had to go through it. The house was a maze so it was harder and the harder you breathe the more gas will go into your lungs.

Everyday, I strive to exhibit these characteristics to the people around me. I believe the values of dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism are important in everyday life because with out these morals, accomplishing a task and helping others would be impossible. Without dependability, dishonesty and corruption would occur, resulting in people not trusting each other. Without service people in need would not receive the help and support they deserve. A good leader is positive and helpful, leadership is important because it inspires other people and gives them a better outlook on life. Finally, patriotism is important because it teaches people love, loyalty, and respect; without love loyalty and respect, our country would crumble. I display dependability, service, leadership, and patriotism through setting a good example for my peers around me. Whether it is mentoring the freshmen through the Student Leadership Team at my high school, proof-reading my friends papers, creating new volunteer projects with the Red Cross Club, or sticking up for what is right, I aim to have a positive attitude in whatever I do. The way I see it, I can help my peers and family through setting a good example and displaying the four qualities of a DAR good

I’m attending the Fresno sheriff’s academy to become a sheriff deputy. When I was younger, I never imagine myself that I would want to become a sheriff deputy, until I took a criminology class in high school and started learning about this incredible subject. In high school, I learned the basics such as terms and definitions, but my teacher was a former Fresno police officer and he talked about his experiences as a Fresno police officer. After that class I decided, that criminology was what I wanted to study at Fresno state. Once in Fresno state I learned about the 108 program. This program gives an amazing experience to its members, to be trained by sheriff staff who knows what they are doing, while cadets are still attending Fresno state.

I am Martin Griffin, I was born in County General hospital San Andreas Twenty Five years ago. I grew up in a American-Italian Family Known as the Splitzers, We had a hard life living Side by side with the black gangs of San Andreas in ganton, There was 8 of us in one house. So up until the age of 18 all I ever knew was the gang life style, Truck Raids Robberies Racing That kind of thing. I never thought about the cop lifestyle at all Until a tragic event happened, When a gang attacked the gang living next door to us. It was Arson the family home I grew up in was totally destroyed luckily we all got out alive. One thing that upset me was the fact that the gang was never caught due to the fact that it took the LSPD seventeen minutes to get to the scene. That made me pursue The career of a Cop So I decided to search for any available cadet apprenticeship.

For the past 2 years I have been part of the San Francisco Police Activities League as a Cadet. As a Cadet I’ve had many opportunities that I never thought I would have. We, Cadets, help the San Francisco Police Department with any assistance they need in big Bay Area events or fundraising. I’ve gotten the chance to also meet the Chief of Police, Greg Suhr, and now Retired Deputy Chief, Lyn Tomioka. Never in my life did I think I would have the wonderful and honorable opportunity to meet 2 excellent people and many more amazing Officers. In the 2 years, I was awarded a Certificate of Appreciation by Chief Suhr for the work I’ve done as a PAL Cadet.

The state law enforcement agency that obtained the offender’s information is responsible for entering the data into the appropriate record system and notifies the appropriate law enforcement agency that resides over the jurisdiction of the offender. All of the data collected from the offender will also be transferred to the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Every year on the date of the person’s initial registration the state law enforcement agency will mail them a nonforwardable verification form to their last reported address. The person then is required to mail the verification form to the designated state law enforcement agency with ten days. Verification forms must be signed and the person must report they still reside at the same address last reported to the state law enforcement agency. Failure to mail the verification form within ten days results in a violation of the act unless the person is able to prove their address has not changed (statute).

Some of those values are being respectful to your elders, saying thank you, opening the door for other people and having manners. During the time of me growing up, I thought the code of conduct my parents taught me was always right. As I started to grow older, surrounded by the entertainment industry and the internet. What you see and want to follow can change. My parents may have the value that you respect your elders, but I believe you should respect elders to an extent.

Previous to becoming a student here at Manor College, I was Admin Corporal at the Philadelphia Police Explorers Cadet Program. I have served as an explorer for five and a half years where I have accomplished many things. I am now an Associate Advisor with the Explorers and have completed over 672 hours of training and 298 hours of community service. As part of the community service, we traveled to many neighborhoods and districts handing out flyers about crimes and staying safe as well as protecting your home, marching in parades and handing out snacks and drinks to officers who could not move from their posting. In 2015, I did Color Guard for Officer Wilson at the Sixer's game, I dressed up as McGruff for a kids movie event at one of the police districts in which we asked to stay after we finished.

Be Attentive: The values that resonate with me include being honest and forthright, saying what you mean but avoid insulting people. Get the job done you were expected to do, that is a value I hold very high. When we look at the political dynamics in Washington, D.C., we note that in the most recent polls the U.S. Congress has achieved an 82 percent negative rating from the American public. Americans value hard work and accomplishments, and in truth neither of those values are apparent in the Congress. That is, only 12 percent of those polled believe that Congress is doing what voters sent them there to do. My values were formed by my father and mother, my older siblings, and also from my closest friends. Finish your assignments with class and competence, treat others the way you wish to be treated, give others the benefit of the doubt before passing judgment these values are from my family and my closest most trusted friends.

Values are intangible things that are important to us, and that guide us, individually, to make decisions. Each person has a different set of values, morals, and ethics, which is the reason that each person handles a situation differently. Here, I will discuss my top 5 values, and why they are important to me.

I had learned these core values from my family, teachers/professors, peers and myself. While I was younger to the age I am now, I was shown how important it is to have strong characteristics that make you a person. Everything I had been through I had lost and gain some of the values along the way of my life. I will admit not all of these came at once; it took much time to see the importance of my life and progress what’s left in it. Most of the time, when I was stuck I’d ask for advice and see how others got

The Lincoln Police Department has 40 active volunteers. These volunteers are the additional eyes and ears of the department, and as a volunteer, I represent the Lincoln Police Department as a Good Will Ambassador by assisting

My personal values help guide me to distinguish what is right and wrong, this helps me in everyday life decision making along with taking action. The values I have chosen and hold closest to my core include integrity, responsibility, concern for others, and honesty. I chose these values because I feel that they are the most important in my life, and they relate well to the topic of child abuse. Integrity is the quality of being honest with strong morals. This is one of the most honorable values to have because not many people possess this trait.

“After high school, I enrolled in a digital marketing program. I worked in sales for a while, became bored, and realized it wasn’t the right career for me. I considered pursuing law enforcement. I thought it would be the right fit for me because I wanted to work with other people who have similar interests and I had a longstanding interest in protecting people from