The Worst Job Ever (And Why You Should Do It)
A Straight Shooter's Guide to Law Enforcement
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The Worst Job Ever (And Why You Should Do It)
Narrated by:
John Cleveland
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Narrated by:
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John Cleveland
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John Cleveland
About this listen
So you wanna be a cop?
There are some things you REALLY need to know before you apply.
What is the difference between a police officer, deputy and trooper?
Is police work going to effect my health?
What will this do to my family?
What is it really like on patrol?
In this easy listen, John Cleveland shares real-world insight and advice based on his career with the Highway Patrol. Written conversationally, it's more like sharing a cup of coffee with a retired cop than reading a text book.
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