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How can I talk with a local police dept. because I'm 14 and want to be a police?

I really like police/Sherrifs since i was little i watch videos on police and i just thought it was so fun so when i get older i want to be a police!!!

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Thank you comment icon I agree except I am 12 not 14 Sophia Price
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James’s Answer

Hello there! You can be involved with a police department pretty early on. Tons of departments have a program called "Explorers." This program is specifically designed for young enthusiasts such as yourself to become more familiar with the career field of law enforcement. Not every department will have this, so try and find a larger police department close to where you live.

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Hilary’s Answer

When you can ask your parents for permission to call your local department. Once you have called, ask them for any career day events or any special events they have so that people who show an interest in law enforcement may attend. Another route you can take is to ask your counselor at school to see if they know any way you can meet with a police officer and see what it is like to a police officer.
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Baljit’s Answer

Hi Edwin,
I have heard of people that are interested in becoming a police officer to shadow an officer for sometime. There might be an age limit on who can participate, so you will have to ask that closest police department what the age is. You could also search online for current affairs and follow the cases you come across about police officers. You could also go to a police dept and ask them questions as they are always there to help.
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Natasha’s Answer

Just walk in and let them know your interest trust me they will be more than happy to help point you in the right direction. Take your future into your own hand and trust me you will never look back and you have nothing to lose.
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