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Burglary Selection Letter

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Please accept this memorandum as my request to participate in the selection process for Burglary Unit Detective. I am confident that my qualifications merit your review and consideration.

I have been a Police Officer for about seven years. In 2008 I graduated from the St. Louis County and Municipal Police Academy as the top academics recruit of my class. Upon graduation, I was assigned to the North County Precinct. In 2010 I was detached to the St. Louis County Sex Offender Registration & Enforcement Unit as a limited duty assignment. During my time there I became familiar with the daily operations of the unit. Upon my return to the North County Precinct I volunteered as a School Resource Officer in the Hazelwood School District. During
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