Post by Native Mouse on Apr 4, 2019 22:47:01 GMT -5
Natalie was everything [HASH]America could hope for in a police officer. She was young, enthusiastic, intelligent, compassionate, empathetic, and seemingly fully aware of what she was getting into with this career choice. Her father was a 26 year veteran of the [HASH]ColusaCountySheriffsDepartment, and is now a [HASH]ColusaCountySupervisor.
I first met Natalie in 2016, when she was a new [HASH]CommunityServicesOfficer and I was a volunteer for the [HASH]DavisPoliceDepartment, helping with mundane but necessary tasks like collecting abandoned bikes from the downtown area. From the beginning, Natalie glowed. She had a huge smile all the time, and was ready and willing to help out any way she could. She became one of us, the volunteer corps, sometime later when her grant funding ran out, but that didn't deter her a bit from her goal. She continued on as a [HASH]PDVolunteer while going to school and working a couple of jobs to pay expenses.
I first met Natalie in 2016, when she was a new [HASH]CommunityServicesOfficer and I was a volunteer for the [HASH]DavisPoliceDepartment, helping with mundane but necessary tasks like collecting abandoned bikes from the downtown area. From the beginning, Natalie glowed. She had a huge smile all the time, and was ready and willing to help out any way she could. She became one of us, the volunteer corps, sometime later when her grant funding ran out, but that didn't deter her a bit from her goal. She continued on as a [HASH]PDVolunteer while going to school and working a couple of jobs to pay expenses.
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