Francesco Serpico Personal Statement

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My name's Francesco Serpico, I was born in Córdoba in a middle class family.I had a very good childhood.I took an early interest in law enforcement as I always thought it was cool, everything about it.I passed through elementary school quite easily, had it a little fuzzy academically in middle school and did nicely in high school.After graduating the high school, I've moved to Los Santos where I studied Law .During the time of my studies I worked as a bartender at small cafeteria. I also have a degree in Psychology.I can approach people from another angle and communication that'll be pretty new for them and become much friendlier with them and not make them think I am their enemy in which cases the suspect is pretty furious and is refusing to talk with the CO's.I am an athletic person as I used to attend acrobatic classes and sort, I jog almost everyday if I got the time so I'm being very healthy.I've been into a shooting range many times so I have the knowledge regarding firearms and I'm confident in my abilities to use them. …show more content…

I believe that I have all of the skills and experience that you are looking for.I am eager to learn and I'm dedicated and passionate.I can easily handle with new challenges and cooperate effectively with people I haven't worked with.I am an oriented individual who is searching for a position where my strong work ethic and education would be in a great asset.I'm an optimistic open-minded person.I never run out of ideas for handling different situations.I manage my tasks by making quick decisions and as I said above I'm always eager to learn new things.I am the right person for this job because I have the drive and motivation to do my

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