Word count: 1647
Choice count: 30
Section count: 20
Image count: 20
Error count: 1
Field Related Analysis
Education : 66 matches
(academy, adult, cegep, choice, don, failing, first, high school, intervention, learn, management, moral, school, test, training, unit)Law : 47 matches
(agent, aggravated assault, assault, child, children, club, compromise, contact, crime, criminal, inmate, intervention, living, misconduct, mission, month, murder, office, opinion, police officer, power, pressing, profession, punishment)Police-Technology : 37 matches
(crime, criminal, gun, inmate, knife, murder, patrol, police, police officer, prison, right, sergeant, spvm, sq, threats)Target Structure: (14 matches)
drawbacks (1 match)
dread (1 match)
internship (3 matches)
internships (1 match)
learn the ropes (1 match)
maddening (1 match)
misconduct (1 match)
pension (1 match)
straight a's (1 match)
test drive (2 matches)
though (3 matches)
time management (1 match)
bribe (1 match)
threats (1 match)
Now that I finished high school, I have to go to Cegep. The orientation counselor told me that I should go do a program with people because I like to help others. I'm still not sure which one I want to do. I'm still hesitated between Police Tech and Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention. Which one should I choose?
Choice 1 : Go to Cegep in Police Tech.
Choice 2 : Go to Cegep in Youth and Adult Correctional Intervention.
When I was young I always dreamed of becoming a police officer, when I saw the light and siren I was so happy. I always wanted to have a gun. I had the chance to become a police officer, so I took the opportunity.
Choice 1 : Go with the SPVM
Choice 2 : Join the SQ.
I have always been fascinated by the criminal minds. This program is the best way to be in contact with criminals. I'm sure I'm going to love this program and have wonderful internships. Now that I'm accepted into this program, I'm not sure if I want to work in a prison or in a youth centre. Which one should I choose?
Choice 1 : Become a Correctional agent.
Choice 2 : Work in a youth center.
Finally, after a hard decision I chose to go with the SPVM. When I did an internship, they told me I could do a test drive for one week or two to see if I like working there. They also told me that I would get paid on the job training for about 6 months. That's a good way to learn the ropes of policing. After two weeks working there, I am still not sure if I want to continue here. Should I continue or transfer to another police core?
Choice 1 : Wait and see.
Choice 2 : Leave and never come back.
It's been 2 years since I joined the SPVM. One of my sergeants didn't like me, so he sent me in another service. Now I'm stuck doing traffic. I hope the punishment won't last for too long. I'm getting tired pressing a button and watching car pass by. He also assigned me this ridiculous car. Nobody can take me seriously. Should I stay and stuck it up even though I didn't do any misconduct, or should I leave the police core?
Choice 1 : Wait until I get what I want.
Choice 2 : Leave and never come back.
After one month or two, my sergeant came back on his word and put me back on patrol. He told me it was a test to see if I could last in the department. Now he's asking me if I want to go higher in the hierarchy. I always wanted to be in a special unit. I have the choice of being trained to be a K9 unit or be in the GTI. The tactical group of intervention. Which one should I choose?
Choice 1 : I chose the GTI.
Choice 2 : I chose to be a K9 unit.
After I got a bad feeling about the job, I'd dread about making a mistake in the job it was too much pressure. I left the profession and wanted to go to the SQ, but they said that my spot was already filled. I tried getting another job but ended up failing. Now I work in an IGA as security guard.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
After an internship in the prison of Bordeaux, I choose to become a correctional officer. After finishing my program, I went to the Academy to become a correctional officer I got straight A's even though it was very hard. After one year of working there, an inmate asked me to give him a phone. He tried to bribe me by making threats. What should I do? Should I give him a phone or should I stick with my morals?
Choice 1 : Give him a phone.
Choice 2 : I will not let him my compromise my moral.
After, an internship in the youth centre Dominique-Savio I found my vocation. I want to help kids be more autonomous in their lives and take back controlling their lives. Even though some of the kids are maddening and the time management is really hard with them the drawbacks or lesser than the advantages in my opinion. When I finish my program should I go work with kids who got placed there by the DPJ or with kids who committed a crime?
Choice 1 : Work with the DPJ kids.
Choice 2 : Work with the children that committed a crime.
I decided to work with the DPJ kids. One week after working there a child went to talk to me and just kicked me in the nuts. What should I do? Do I push him on the ground and yell at him or should I call the intervention officer to take him in his room and talk to him after?
Choice 1 : Push the child.
Choice 2 : Call the intervention officer.
I decided to work with the children that committed a crime. I think I'm going to find it more challenging working with them than the other kids. Once I started working there, one child told me that he was gonna murder me. I am kind of scared because this kid is here for aggravated assault. What should I do? Do I leave my job and go to find another one or do I confront him and tell him that he can't do that?
Choice 1 : Leave my job.
Choice 2 : Tell him the way that's going to work.
The things that this child said to me made me realize that this job was maybe not made for me. I quit and found another job in a youth club in Montreal. Now work with kids who want to be there and happy to see me I can have a nice conversation with them and less risk of dying.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
I think the best thing for him is to tell him the way things work. After, he said that he was going to kill me I told him to go to his room. After an hour or two I want to see him, and he jumped on me with a knife and killed me. Maybe, it wasn't the greatest idea to tell him this way.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
After, the child kicked me in the groin, I got a reflex and pushed him on ground. I started yelling at him to never do that again, and he started crying. One of my colleagues saw me and told me to never do that again. I felt so bad that I went straight to my boss to tell him what I did, and he fired me on the spot. Now I'm jobless, and I don't know if I'm ever going to find another job.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
After, the child kicked me in the groin, I called the intervention officer to come to take the child in his room and I went straight to the Infirmary. They told me to go to the hospital right away when I arrived there the doctor told me that I will never be able to have kids. His revelation destroyed me, and I felt into a deep depression.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
I decided to give him the phone because he had a lot of power in the prison. One week after giving him the phone he told another agent what I did. And I got charged and send to prison because of what I did.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
I decided not to give him the phone because if I do, he's going to ask me other things to give him, and it will never end. One week after this incident I got called in the office of my boss to congratulate me on not giving him the phone. He told me it was all along a test.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
My first mission I didn't place myself at the correct position, and I got shot and died on the spot. I guess this unit wasn't made for me.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
I always wanted to have a dog it's the perfect occasion to have one. After 10 years of service with my dog he died peacefully in his sleep and ten years after that, I took my pension and left the service. Now I'm 50, and I'm living my best life.
Choice 1 : Go back to the start
I decided to join the SQ because the pay was better. After two months on the job, I soon realize that working with the SQ was very boring. I was working in places where there aren't a lot of people and not a lot of calls. I think I'm going to join the SPVM.
Choice 1 : I made a bad decision.