Essay On Personal Narrative: A Day At The Police Academy

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I was sitting down in the muster room inside the police precinct. The muster room is a room where the officer gets orders, information, and meetings. My post advancer was explaining something about some explorer’s academy for the summer, but the room got louder and I was commanded to quiet down the room. “LOCK IT UP “I yelled and everything got quiet.
All this yelling is giving me a mean headache, on top off that not sleeping and waking up at 4 in morning .I wonder how I ended up standing in this line for 3 hours now in parade rest. My legs are spread and both hands interlocked at my back. Once I got a chance to enter the building and got my uniform I was happen to sit down, but few minutes passed the drill instructor an ex Marnie walked in and everything got quiet. Once he started to talk I started to doze off to sleep, then someone taped my legs I woke up everyone staring at me and I was told to stand the rest of the time.
The first day of academy I got to Barclay center at 6:00 am sharp to wait for my officer, so he can drive us to the Bronx. My officer gets there around 7:30 and we had to get to the Bronx at 8. We drove with sirens all the way there and to my surprise we got there on time. 08:30 on the dot the commanding officer walked in to the drill desk and instructed us to get ready …show more content…

When we go upstate he have different activities to do but we must stay within our company. We had the chance to swim in a lake, mountain bike, and archer, shot gun, raffle, rippling, and fishing and may more. With all those activities we still manage to practice for our competition that were to happen in 3 days and despite the fact that we would wake up at 4:00 in the morning to take showers and we would go back to bed at 23:00 . The day of the competition my group plan on sleeping in, but we had a surprise attack of yelling “BEAR, BEAR BEAR” she was crying.my whole group got up and decided to practice for our

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