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My Personal Qualities As A DOC Officer
One personal trait that I posses is patience with people. I know for a fact that as a DOC officer you must be patient and professional all at times. I learned that criminals will try to break you mentally when thay can't physically so I'm always prepared for that. That main thing that makes me fit as a officer is my cool head, I rarely get mad at suspects, if I do it's for good
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