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Promise To My Partner That I Would Essay

¶ … promise to my partner that I would complete my education, get my bachelors degree and that I would go forth, and rise through the ranks, with him to become at least a Lieutenant in the detective bureau. My reasons for attending AMU.

Promotional opportunities

Squad leader

Still receive overtime pay

Career Interview

Introduce commanding officer

Awards and recognition

Suitability for Lieutenant

Benefits of position

CAREER ESSAY

The purpose of this paper is to introduce and discuss the career I am hoping to work in. Since I already work in my chosen field, I will cover some of my accomplishments so far, and what I hope to accomplish with my promotion to Lieutenant. On September 11, 2001, I was on the initial response team to the World Trade Center. My partner Detective Joe Vigiano was killed as well as three members of my unit. On the same morning at about 0600, I made a promise to my partner that I would complete my education, get my bachelors degree, and that I would go forth and rise through the ranks with him; to become at least a Lieutenant in the detective bureau.

CAREER ESSAY

I am a twelve-year veteran of the New York Police Department (NYPD). I am currently a Detective, and my studies at AMU will enhance my career goals by giving me the opportunity to promote to Lieutenant, as a degree is necessary for this position. It also will...

The pay for a Detective Lieutenant starts at.... And rises to.... Vinny, you have to add the pay rate, I couldn't find it on the union page) I plan on remaining with NYPD for 13 more years, ending my career there. I began my career in the 32nd Precinct (Harlem) as a patrol officer in 1990.
A interviewed NYPD Police Chief of Detectives (Manhattan) William Allee, for my career interview, he is my boss.

Balestrieri: Chief Allee, could you give a little background about my history with the department?

Allee: Vinny has been with the department 12 years, and for the last.... Vinny, add how many years you've worked for him. he has been a detective in my squad. He is an exemplary office, and we are looking forward his earning his degree so he can advance in the department.

Balestrieri: Why is a degree necessary to advance?

Allee: We are finding more officers are continuing their education, and in today's world, the job of an officer is not only "catching crooks," it involves detailed paperwork, working with the judicial system, crisis intervention, and many other varied duties that require the advanced training and enhancement a degree can provide.

Balestrieri: Are awards and recommendations helpful in advancement, too?

Allee: Yes, they are extremely helpful, as they show dedication above and beyond the average, and you should…

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References

Allee, William. Personal Interview. 25 Nov. 2002.

Benefits." Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. 8 Nov. 2002. 26 Nov. 2002. http://www.nycpba.org/benefits/index.html

Careers." NYPD.gov. 2002. 26 Nov. 2002. http://www.nyc.gov/html/nypd/html/misc/employment.html

Chambers, Harry E. Getting Promoted: Real Strategies for Advancing Your Career. Reading, MA: Perseus Publishing, 1999.
Employment." FBI.gov. 2002. 26 Nov. 2002. http://www.fbi.gov/employment/employ.htm
Employment." Patrolmen's Benevolent Association. 8 Nov. 2002. 26 Nov. 2002. http://www.nycpba.org/employment.html
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