North American Rough Police: Starting from the Los Angeles Patrol

Early on Monday morning, Locke got up and received a call from Marianne. Marianne asked him if he wanted to send him to take the exam.

Locke blurted out: "No, give me some confidence, okay? I told you there is no problem!"

Marianne said on the phone: "I know your IQ has awakened, but I am still a little worried. You must know that you almost failed the written test of the police examination. It is obvious that the content of the police detective examination is more difficult than the entry examination of ordinary police officers... …”

Locke was speechless, "Mum, trust me, okay? I'm not the same person anymore!"

Marianne immediately changed her tone, "Of course I believe you, it's okay. If you fail this time, you will take the exam again. Come on, uh, your father wants to talk to you..."

This is really a mother!

Locke almost laughed angrily, and soon Li Bo's voice came over the phone, "Locke, come on, I believe you! Jet, Hannah, you guys also want to say something..."

Jett said perfunctorily: "Come on!"

Hannah said seriously: "Locke, come on, I'm looking forward to calling you "defective"..."

……

The police detective exam is indeed more difficult than the police entry exam because the work of a police detective is completely different from that of a patrol officer.

The work of a police detective is more professional and involves legal knowledge, judgment and observation skills, adaptability, logical thinking ability, and academic qualifications are also required.

You can apply to be a police officer with a high school degree, but you cannot apply to be a police detective.

The police detective exam also requires a preliminary review, written test, interview, physical examination, physical fitness test, psychological test, polygraph test and background investigation.

The preliminary review is actually done by the unit to which the police officer belongs. For example, Locke, it stands to reason that he does not have enough years to apply as a police detective.

So normally, his application would be stuck at the Wilshire Police Department.

Usually, if a police officer's police detective application is submitted by his unit, it basically means that he can take the police detective exam and pass the preliminary review.

Of course, there are also applications for police detectives who have been submitted, but are found by the Detective Bureau to have committed sensitive violations or disciplines, or are emotionally unstable, which are also called rejections, but these are a minority.

Because usually police officers who apply for the police detective examination know whether they can pass the application.

For most police officers, the written test is the most difficult part of the police detective exam, and many police officers will get stuck in the written test.

As long as you pass the written test, the subsequent exams will not be difficult.

The written test is really a test of ability, and the subsequent test is a test of personal qualities.

Again, since you have applied for the police detective exam, there should be no problem with these. You should be at least 60% sure about yourself. Otherwise, you would not have the intention to apply to be a police detective.

Locke is really confident in himself. After all, he is really a top student now. He has passed all the questions in the written examination. With his current IQ, these questions are all remembered in his mind.

The rest is case analysis and on-site response processing, and there will be new cases every year.

For him, the interview is just a process, and he is the hero of lapd.

As for the side of the body, with his current physique, the side of the body project is simply child's play for him.

Psychological tests and polygraph tests are just a formality for him who has 14 points of spirit, l2's micro-expression analysis, and l1's psychological profile.

There is no problem with the background check. His parents are from Ivy League schools, and he also graduated from CSU (California State University). The whole family is clean and has good roots.

Therefore, he was really a sure winner in this police detective exam.

……

Police Department.

There are more than 40 people taking the police detective exam this month, most of whom are from the operations department. Among them, there are more than 30 men and less than ten women.

Locke is the youngest here, because under normal circumstances, you have to work as a patrol officer for at least three years before you are eligible to apply for a police detective, so the others are older than him.

Locke is a special reward this time because his abilities are so outstanding that it would be a waste for him to continue to be a patrolman.

Locke is now a well-deserved star in Lapd, because everyone has basically heard of him, and they have no objections to him taking the police detective exam this time.

Regardless of the fact that he single-handedly shot four terrorists and rescued police inspector Anna Davis and rookie Nathan unharmed.

Later, when faced with an attack by terrorists at the medal ceremony, he attacked boldly. Even when the terrorists launched a large-scale terrorist attack and killed six policemen, they were still undaunted and pursued bravely, eventually killing all the terrorists.

These two heroic actions have long been circulated within lapd.

For the low-level lapd, Locke is a veritable hero and has become a living legend in lapd.

Therefore, the people around Locke never stopped, and they all came to say hello to him. It was not until the exam started that things calmed down.

There is only one proctor for the police detective exam, and it is unclear how many are behind the camera.

The paper is five pages long and the exam lasts two and a half hours.

As soon as he got the paper, Locke knew that he was sure of success this time, because he had passed most of the multiple-choice questions.

It took him half an hour to complete 100 multiple-choice questions covering law, mathematics, the U.S. Constitution, history, geography, logical thinking, logical reasoning, forensic science, traffic rules, police regulations, police code of conduct, etc.

Then he slowly looked at the word problems at the back. These word problems are all from real cases, some are new and some are old.

These questions are not difficult for Locke because they mainly test logical reasoning and adaptability.

For example, what should you do when you arrive at a murder scene?

For another example, if you see a murderer committing a crime, how would you handle it?

After finishing the two questions, Locke's eyes narrowed, and he actually saw a familiar question.

This question is a case analysis, talking about the way the patrol police handled a blackmail dispute. What mistake did the police officer make? If you were the police officer involved, how would you handle this case?

Is this someone trying to hack him?

This case was a police incident he handled. A white gangster used a wallet trick to blackmail a black woman. The white gangster involved said he had $500 in his wallet, but the black woman found only $200 in the wallet. The white gangster He asked the black woman who found the wallet to pay him $300.

Locke's handling of this case was indeed a bit rude at the time, because he knew the purpose of the white gangster and did not want to waste time on this case.

Moreover, he was well-known at the time and wanted to find something to cool off, so it didn't matter if he was complained about.

In fact, this case involves nothing more than collecting evidence and confessions from both sides, and interviewing witnesses, but investigating for $300 is simply a waste of police resources.

So Locke didn't make any improvements. He still followed the way he handled it at the time and just wrote down his ideas.

After the case analysis question, there is the last big question. The question is about a serial car accident case. The victim of the first car accident was rescued, but the driver died in the second car accident. The real culprit was required to be found.

When Locke saw the case, he immediately looked up at the monitor and guessed who had asked the question.

Except for the psychopath Tom Williams, no one else would regard an unsolved case as the last question of the police detective exam.