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How to use the grammar checker with VirtualWritingTutor.com Introduction Hello everybody, my name is Maude, and I am currently studying for my second year in the Police Technology program at Ahuntsic College. After my 3 years in the program and my 3 months at the Quebec national police academy, I hope to become a police officer. The Problem Even thought’m still in college, I know that to be a successful police officer you have to make little to no mistake when it comes to writing. For example, after an intervention a police officer could have to write an email to a colleague or to a supervisor, This email could be seen by multiple people so to make a good impression this email will need to be error free...

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Field Of Study Glossary Police Technology is a program that future police student will need to attend over a course of three years to then be eligible to enter the police academy and become a police officer in the province of Quebec. The purpose of this glossary is to make you learn more about the policing vocabulary that is used in this field of study. back-up noun Police that are called to support or help. Example: We're calling for back-up now that we know she has a gun. fr: aide ou support Your browser does not support the audio element. bail noun Large amount of money that someone pays as a promise to appear in court. Example: Your husband's bail is posted at $20,000. fr: caution Your browser does not support the audio element. court noun A tribunal presided over by a judge, j...