Why Join The Bureau Of Investigation Essay

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Why do you wish to join the Federal Bureau of Investigation: There are several reasons why I am interested in joining the FBI. The first reason is the fact that you guys are acting serious when it comes to, well everything. LSPD got several sluggish members, which makes the PD a weak department and ive reported those sluggish pd members several times, not sure if they are still a member of PD. Last time I was in the PD was one week ago, and that was the time when i was in CSU, good times. I have been in the LSPD several times and honestly, its getting a bit boring, but just because it gets boring, it doesnt mean that i am not doing like a normal police officer would do, serve and protect. When im on duty, i always do my job properly. I am trying to join the bureau because i think that suits me the most and its never wrong to try something new. I already meet all the required requirements in order to join. I have been in various departments all around San Andreas, such as, LSPD, SAST, RCSD, SANG and LSFMD. I've always wanted to join the bureau but I told myself to achieve a higher rank in PD first to increase my chances for the FBI. Now…show more content…
However, I think I should be accepted because of plenty reasons. One of the most important ones is that I really enjoy working as a team, also that I'm generally always happy and positive. I did a good job in LSPD, and was given many compliments due to my work. Hopefully I can take that as an advantage and use it for something good in the FBI. My LEO experiences are quite high and i have never been fired or gotten any strikes. Oh yeah, i was in HSIU in PD but thats pretty useless in FBI I guess if you're not in an undercover division that tries to infiltrate a gang or something. I have almost spent my whole life of being a LEO and ive learnt bunch of things that I would like to contribute to the FBI. I have stated most of these stuff several times, but it just shows my
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