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One of the biggest events that represents me through all my teenage years is me being
a Hayward Police Explorer. My mom decided to take me to a
volunteer program so I can keep my mind off of bad things. I was not really excited, but I went anyways just to
see what it was about. When we arrived everyone was looking at me and I hate having all eyes on me, but I introduced mt self. When the meeting was over I figured out I actually liked the
program so I kept going and I'm still attending the program until this
day. What the Hayward Police Explorer Post, is a volunteer program from
the ages fourteen through twenty-one. There is a meeting every Monday at
six forty five, we talk about the up coming details and what new details
we are going to attend. Details are events we volunteer for because
some of the places pay for our academy's and competitions. For example
we attend DUI check points and put fliers on every fifth car and we
don't leave until one in the morning. We also help walk the old people to
their houses when they are finished playing bingo. We also have ranks or
chain of command in the post. For example when you are new to the post
you are a candidate. When you pass an oral board and a written test you
can become a sergeant. The highest position is the captain, the captain
is in charge of the whole post or in other words is responsible for the
post. I am a sergeant and have a squad which is a group of explorers and
candidates. Where we line up and do facing movements and check
everyone's uniform and make sure everyone's boots are nice and shiny. If
any explorer does not have them shiny or their uniform isn't iron, then I
have to discipline them. Like make them do push ups or any exercise I
feel like. One of the most important thing is you have to have
discipline, responsibility, courage and be honest as well. It takes a
lot of courage honesty and loyalty to be an explorer. It is a good start when you want to be in
Law Enforcement or in the military. It's something I enjoy doing this
because I hope to be in the military or in Law Enforcement.


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