POLICE OFFICER
 W. BOUTILLIER #26
AS A POLICE OFFICER
   Your primary job is to maintain the peace and
    protect the lives and property of the citizens
   You will have to responded to 911 calls and
    intervene whenever a crime is being committed
   You will have to interview eyewitnesses, gather
    evidence and testify against suspects in court
IF YOUR INTERESTED, BE
PREPARED TO
Deal with stress- you may have to deal with
 death and suffering, which could take a toll
 on you
Work odd hours- police work is shift work,
 so you may work late at night or early in the
 morning
Handle firearms- you must carry and know
 how to properly care for and fire a gun
HOW TO GET THERE
   In high school, take English, social studies
   Take a lot of gym classes
   Do ride-along so you know what a police
    officers do
   Stay out of trouble
   Must be 21 years of age
PHYSICAL FITNESS STANDERS
   300-meter run (57.0 seconds)
   One-minute sit-up test (minimum 30)
   Maximum push-up test (minimum 21)
   1.5 mile run (14.30 minutes)
JOB OUTLOOK
Crime will always be a problem in
 communities across the country, and as
 people become more security conscious
 the demand for law enforcement officers
 will increase
EARNINGS
   $29,678 - $79,640 per year
TRIANING
   If accepted, they will then put you through a
    series of physical and mental exams and
    then 5-6 months of police academy
   At the academy you will study things like
    civil rights, state laws, accident
    investigations, traffic control, self defense
    and using weapons

Police officer

  • 1.
    POLICE OFFICER W.BOUTILLIER #26
  • 2.
    AS A POLICEOFFICER  Your primary job is to maintain the peace and protect the lives and property of the citizens  You will have to responded to 911 calls and intervene whenever a crime is being committed  You will have to interview eyewitnesses, gather evidence and testify against suspects in court
  • 3.
    IF YOUR INTERESTED,BE PREPARED TO Deal with stress- you may have to deal with death and suffering, which could take a toll on you Work odd hours- police work is shift work, so you may work late at night or early in the morning Handle firearms- you must carry and know how to properly care for and fire a gun
  • 4.
    HOW TO GETTHERE  In high school, take English, social studies  Take a lot of gym classes  Do ride-along so you know what a police officers do  Stay out of trouble  Must be 21 years of age
  • 5.
    PHYSICAL FITNESS STANDERS  300-meter run (57.0 seconds)  One-minute sit-up test (minimum 30)  Maximum push-up test (minimum 21)  1.5 mile run (14.30 minutes)
  • 6.
    JOB OUTLOOK Crime willalways be a problem in communities across the country, and as people become more security conscious the demand for law enforcement officers will increase
  • 7.
    EARNINGS  $29,678 - $79,640 per year
  • 8.
    TRIANING  If accepted, they will then put you through a series of physical and mental exams and then 5-6 months of police academy  At the academy you will study things like civil rights, state laws, accident investigations, traffic control, self defense and using weapons