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How can I, an autistic girl go into something law enforcement related?

I'm very passionate about law enforcement and just want to help people.

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Thank you comment icon You should contact your local department and see what resources they have to protect or teach autistic or people about safety fir them Alexander Perez
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Melissa’s Answer

Join the cadets. As long as you have the ambition to do this nothing should stop you from your goals and dream. 😁
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Thank you comment icon Great Answer! I joined the Police Explorer Program (a branch of the Boy Scouts) sponsored by my Police Dept when I was in high school, due to my interest in Police Work. It gave me a taste of what police work involved, and helped me decide to continue into a law enforcement career! The Explorer Program is for boys/girls 14-21. After becoming an Officer, I became an advisor of the same Explorer Post I was a member of! There are many positions that are appropriate for a person with Autism that are not "sworn" positions, otherwise known as civilian positions in Police Departments/Agencies like Fingerprint Technician, Program Assistant, Evidence Technician, Receptionist. Of course it would depend on your personal abilities. Best of luck! Michael W. Blanchette
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Ryan’s Answer

I would recommend going to college for something you’re passionate about and then trying to do that as a job. Like me for example, I got a degree in forensic science and a job as a crime scene investigator. I think it goes well with my autism because I can be left alone and solve crimes in whatever way I think is best.
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You should contact your local department and see what resources they have to protect or teach autistic or people about safety fir them You should then see if you can get recruits to work for the deoartment doing education and safety and speaking to teach autistics how ti seek help or people how to keep them safe and understand
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