Special agent

BREAKING NEWS Polyneice, king of Thebes, has passes away at age 91. "Polyneice's death is considered a homicide" said Special Agent Booth. Booth also added " the former king was shot in the abdomen and on the back of his head". Special Agent Booth has no knowledge of which shot killed the king, however the anthropologist will speak to the media about which shot, miraculously, murdered the former king, polyneice. The FBI has taken Prince Antigon, son of Polyneice, into the questioning room

are both correctional officers but ironically I want to be a FBI Special Agent. I have always wanted to become something to better the world but just recently I changed my mind from wanting to become a Crime Scene Investigator to a FBI Special Agent. As I prepare to apply for a job of this caliber I know what is at stake and what will be expected to even be considered as a candidate for this job. In becoming a FBI special agent I will need to present both leadership and interpersonal skills.

regrets later in life. Becoming an FBI Special Agent isn’t easy, it requires a lot of hard work and determination. I’m interested in pursuing a career as a Special Agent because I like solving crimes and I want to get justice for family members who have lost love ones due to a violent crime. When I was six my uncle was tragically taken away from us and it took about 8 years before the person who

of the president, vice president, and other designated U.S. and foreign dignitaries; and criminal investigations relating to counterfeiting and other financial crimes. Special Agents work long hours in undesirable locations, travel on short notice, and perform assignments keeping them away from home for up to 30 days or longer. Agents work undercover assignments and, as law enforcement officers, face dangerous situations with a high level of personal risk. However, they also have the satisfaction of

names multiple times. In 1935 this organization was given its final name, The Federal Bureau of Investigation. The FBI employs some 33,000 people which around 13,000 are Special Agents. (FBI) In this paper I will be discussing different aspects of being a Special Agent. The first important part about becoming a FBI Special Agent is ensuring you meet the hiring criteria. To apply, the applicant must meet several different minimum requirements. The applicant must be between 23-37 years old, have a

Elizabeth Garcia SLS 1501 Professor Rionda 23 October 2014 Career Paper My career goal is to become an FBI special agent. I would focus on the investigative aspect of the job. After researching what it takes to become an FBI special agent I found out that they look for people that fit into a strict criteria. First and foremost I would have to be at least 23 years old to apply and be a U.S. citizen (which I am), possess a driver’s license, and be available to travel everywhere. After fulfilling those

I want to become a Special Agent either in NCIS (Naval Criminal Investigative Service) or the FBI. My superiors such as the NCIS Director or FBI Director would be involved in my accomplishment of this goal. Other people would include my past superiors in law enforcement such as veteran officers, the watch commander, the police captain and chief. This would be once I reach that goal, not presently. I have interests of spies and criminal investigations from a young age and have taken a Law Enforcement

“Teleportation?” pondered Special Agent Shylock. “To what end?” The Director cleared his throat. “Compared to today, not many people are aware that World War II marked the beginnings of special ops soldiers operating deep behind enemy lines or that the first helicopters were implemented. Those ideas only became systemic back in Vietnam. For the Germans, however, they sort of lacked behind on this type of warfare, basically out of a lack of actual need for it. The issue of deploying such teams, keeping

Mexico. Being surrounded by constant border violence was the catalyst for my life long goal of becoming an FBI Special Agent. I entered college with

I was born and raised in the greater Washington D.C. metropolitan area. I come from a middle-class family and have two brothers and one sister. Growing up, my parents made great personal and financial sacrifices and took on expensive loans for my high school education. For this I am forever indebted and extremely grateful. I truly believe the importance placed on my education along with the quality of schooling has greatly shaped the person I am today. Some simple adjectives I would use to