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My Interview With An Inmate-Personal Narrative
Monday was the first week back into investigations. I talked with Lt. Salter about federal jobs, and the best ways to go about applying for federal jobs. After our talk, I went to buffalo wild wings to eat lunch with detective Turner, and Childes. After lunch, I rode with detective turner to talk to a victim whose house was burglarized. After talking to the victim, detective asked the neighbors if they have seen anything but no one knew or saw anything. We attempted to do more cases, but we did not get any answers from the other victims. I would end the day in the office.

Tuesday I spent the day with Sgt. Smith. I was able to sit-in while she conducted an interview with an inmate. The detective was able to get the inmate side of the study and it help her to decide rather to take out warrants for her on going case or not. By the end of the interview she decided that the best solution was to take out a warrant. After we …show more content…
I had a really good time socializing with them, and laughing at the stories they told. I rode with detective Cory today, we went to talk to a suspect. Surprisingly the suspect was home and decided to talk to us, and after hearing his story, it was clear that he did not want anything to do with the altercation that was going on, so he agreed to stay away and if anything starts to happen again he will contact the detective. While we were out and about there was a call that came in on the radio, so we went to check it out. I was able to watch the detective calm down the victim and ask her to tell him what happened. She explained the situation and once the police officers arrived to the seen the detective told them the situation, so the police officers then talked to the victims. We stayed there for about 20 minutes then we headed back to the office. I would end the day by looking at street camera videos, because the detective was trying to find a fight that happened at the
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