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Personal Experience: A Career As A Law Officer
I've experienced the civilian side of role-play and I enjoyed it to some extent. After being a civilian for a few weeks I noticed a constant trend of getting robbed and dying by gangs... I felt I needed something more than just getting killed/robbed, and that more was a better role-play experience on the other side. Thus, I joined to Department of Corrections as an Cadet. I must say joining Law Enforcement was one of my better decisions I made on CG. But yet again, after a few months of progressing through the ranks and experiencing the RP side of being an LEO, I didn't like the role-play feedback I was getting out in the field. To become a member of EMS would be my last best resort, and regardless of me experiencing poor RP or good, I'm here
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