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Joshua's Police Tech. Hello everyone, my name is Joshua Harris-Paquin. I am currently studying Police Technology. I completed a year. I'm doing my second year as we speak. I am studying this program to become a policeman. I created this glossary to help anyone who is interested in this amazing field of study. If you are reading this, this glossary will help you understand the basic of this intriguing job and push forward your knowledge about the job of a policeman. You probably know a little bit about the policeman job already. For example, they give speeding tickets and arrest criminals, but this only scratches the surface of this incredible job. Now without further a do, here are the definition that I found using these references. References: www.dictionary.com en.wikipedia.org Arrest Verb Seize (someone) by legal authority and take into custody. Example: The police arrested him for possession of marijuana. en: Arrêter ...

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 Hello everyone, My name is Joshua Harris-Paquin, I'm an 18 years old police technology student. I am here today to talk to you a little bit about my program. I found my motivating for being a policemen from my grandpa. He was a former policemen in Montreal. I decided to follow his steps because the story he was telling were filled with actions which is what I need in live.  I took the entry test and I was taken and now I'm at my second year. It's a fun, challenging and action-packed program. I love it and my motivation is still in peak. That's it for me today.  Thank you very much dear reader! -Joshua Harris-Paquin