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I want to be able to give back to  minority communities and have an excuse to shoot black people. I love a challange and know that Policing is a rewarding and challanging way to beat the shit out of people. Most people hate Police personel and belive I can be a great role model to the children in our community by beating up their parents in front of them so they finally take back their community from me and other uniformed gangs. I want to do my part to live in a  police state.

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Dr. Michael Baden

Because he is a well-known and respected Forensic Pathologist. My dream job

Dr. Michael Baden is the former Chief Medical Examiner of New York City and is presently the chief forensic pathologist for the New York State Police. He received a B.S. Degree from the City College of New York and an M.D. Degree from New York University School of Medicine. He trained in internal medicine and pathology at Bellevue Hospital Medical Center where he was intern, resident and Chief Resident. He has been a medical examiner for forty-five years and has performed more than 20,000 medico-legal autopsies. He has held professorial teaching appointments at Albert Einstein Medical School, Albany Medical College, New York University, New York Law School and John Jay College of Criminal Justice. He has been a consultant to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Veteran's Administration, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearm's, Drug Enforcement Agency and the United States Department of Justice.

Alternate Answer:
There are lots of people I admire for different reasons - they include: Johnny Depp for his acting, Germaine Greer for her honesty and original thinking, Nelson Mandela for his bravery....

At the moment I most admire Al Gore because of his strong beliefs and conviction - especially about Global Warming. We need a clear leader on this and for me he is doing a great job.

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I admire my parents. Because they do a lot of great things and really look out for me, and they're not plastic like some celebrities.
I know what they've been through, and I know it's tough, and yet they still do what they do best. I really respect and admire them for that.

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• those where nearly all the work is done by volunteers.
• those that are carried on primarily for the benefit of members, students, patients, officers, or employees. An example might be a gift shop at a hospital that serves patients or employees.
• the sale of merchandise that has been donated to the organization, as in a thrift store.
• the rental of mailing lists of donors or members.
• distributing incentives that are worth less than $5. Examples are stamps or pre-printed mailing labels given as incentives for donating money.

 

The first thing you should do is seek cover. The subject is firing his weapon at you so there is no time to give verbal commands for him to stop. You should draw your gun and return fire. You are attempting to stop the subjects aggression. When it is safe to do so you should get on the radio and call for assistance.

A police officer's job is just too dangerous for any kind of joke like that to be played on them. Cops live's are in danger every day. If a police officer think's his or her life is in danger, they are entitled to protect themself with whatever force they think is necessary.

No. Radar guns by definition use radio waves to bounce a signal of your car and get a speed reading. It not does give you cancer and given that the world is full of radio waves...we'd all be getting cancer even if we don't use  radar speed guns.