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Write me a cover letter application for hospitality management fresh graduate.

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Can you write me a cover letter for hospitality management fresh graduate?

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The best way to submit your log would be to list the time spent in court, the time-and-a-half rate, and the reason for the continuance. This way, you are ensuring that you are being truthful with the time that you spend in court, and you are protecting yourself from any potential lawsuits.

Scenario 23 THE TIME LOG All of the officers in your department are required to submit time logs for off-duty court appearances. Off-duty court appearances equate to time- and-a-half for pay purposes. It is virtually a common practice for the officers in your squad to give an inflated version of the length of time they spend in court. You are the reporting officer in an armed robbery case. After waiting 10 minutes for your case to be called, the clerk announces a continuance. Ethically, how should you submit your log?

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If you are driving your patrol car, it is advisable to drive with the emergency lights on in order to notify the public of your presence and to prevent being pulled over for parking in a red zone.

Scenario 22 THE LATE ARRIVAL Your former sergeant was an easy-going guy. If you arrived a few minutes late for work, he regarded it as "no big deal." Your newly appointed sergeant, however, is stringent about punctuality. Last week, you arrived 20 minutes late for your morning shift. The sergeant gave you an oral warning stating, "If it happens again, I'll write a disciplinary report." This morning, you find you have approximately 10 minutes to get to work. The drive usually takes 15 minutes. You consider driving your patrol car with the emergency lights on. Ethically, what should you do?

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If you are the officer in this scenario, you should politely decline the store owner's offer and explain that you are employed by the police department and abide by the rules and regulations that govern encounters between police and civilians.

Scenario 21 THE FREEBIE For the past several months, you have been stopping by the same convenience store in your patrol area to purchase gum, soda, and potato chips. Last week, a new owner purchased the store. During one of your work breaks, you walk in and the new owner says, "Officer, how nice to see you. Feel free to help yourself to anything you want. You guys do one helluva job." Ethically, what should you do?

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If you are the officer who was just welcomed to the store, the first thing you should do is thank the owner for their kind gesture. After all, it is likely the store has been struggling financially and this new owner is trying to help out. However, you should also be aware that you are not allowed to take anything without the owner's consent. If you feel like you are being pressured to take something, it is best to politely decline and move on.

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Burton is a 22-year veteran of the department, and has been assigned to the Narcotics Division for the last eight years. He justifies his behavior by saying, "After 22 years of busting my butt, I'm entitled to more than what they're paying me." Is his behavior justifiable?

Scenario 20 THE SKIMMER Officer Burton, a 22-year veteran of the department, has been assigned to the Narcotics Division for the last eight years. Here and there, he "skims a little off the top." He justifies his behavior by saying, "After 22 years of busting my butt, I'm entitled to more than what they're paying me," Is Officer Burton's behavior justifiable?

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This image accompanies an article discussing an ethical dilemma that arises when a police officer responds to a reported domestic dispute between a gay couple.should the officer arrest the suspect, given that the victim was with another man?

Scenario 62 A GAY MATTER You and your partner are dispatched to an upscale neighborhood regarding a reported domestic dispute. Upon arrival, you meet Shane, a gay male, who is crying and tells you, "My lover, Ashton, was in bed with another guy, so I had to beat him up." Ashton has a bloody nose, a swollen right eye, and complains of abdominal pains. He shouts, "Arrest him, Officer!" Your partner says to you, "Come on dude, let's go and let these ladies work it out themselves." Ethically, what should you do?

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Based on the information given, it would be ethical for the state highway patrol trooper to issue the motorist a citation for driving while intoxicated. This would put the motorist on notice that his actions are not condoned by the state and may result in punitive action. Additionally, it would be important for the trooper to maintain professional composure during the encounter in order to ensure a safe and constructive working relationship with the District Court Judge.

Scenario 63 THE DRUNK JUDGE You are a state highway patrol trooper on patrol. It is approximately 1:00 A.M. when you notice a black, new model Mercedes weaving in and out of traffic. You follow the vehicle, which comes to a stop at the side of the road. After pulling over the motorist, you approach the car. A Black gentleman stumbles out of his car. He has bloodshot eyes and with slurred speech starts screaming at you. He yells, "You stupid cop! How dare you pull me over? Don't you know who I am? I am Judge Mark Murphy of the District Court of Appeals! Don't even think of giving me a ticket, or I'll file a civil rights suit against you!" Ethically, what should you do?

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If you are a plainclothes officer, it is your duty to follow leads and investigate any suspicious activity. In this case, the behavior of the three individuals on the subway indicates that they may be planning a terrorist attack. Therefore, it is your duty to investigate and detain them, if necessary.

Scenario 64 THE SUBWAY SUSPECTS You are an undercover plainclothes officer assigned to the subway station. It is 11:30 P.M. when three young males, who appear to be of Middle Eastern descent, board the subway. You decide to follow them. While on the subway, they engage in "rowdy" behavior-singing loudly, joking, and making the following comments to passengers, "Whaddya think we are going to do? Blow up the train? Boom!" Ethically, what should you do?

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Given the circumstances, you should offer to enter the course into the records of the department for Asst. Chief Robins. This will ensure that he is able to maintain his certification and have the required training.

Scenario 66 THE TRAINING RECORD You are a sergeant assigned to the training bureau of your agency. Your state requires that all sworn officers must complete 40 hours of mandatory training every four years in order to maintain their certification. One morning, you are checking the records of officers from your department when Asst. Chief Robins enters your office and sits, down. He says, "Listen, Sarge, I've got a problem. Only you can help me. I completed 24 hours of training and I need 16 more. I was scheduled to take a two-day Ethics course next week to satisfy the requirement, but I can't make it 'cause my kid's going out of town for a Little League game, and I promised him I'd be there. My certification will expire if I don't take this course. Do you think you can enter into the system that I took the course and passed? I'm scheduled to take the same course, but in three weeks, after my certification lapses, so can you just enter it now? It's no big deal. I could probably teach the class myself." Ethically, what should you do?

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This article discusses the ethical implications of officers of different races working together in a police department. Ethically, it is important for officers to be aware of the cultural differences between them and to respect these differences. Officers should also be aware of the stereotypes that may be associated with certain races, and should avoid any behavior that could reinforce these stereotypes.

You and your friend are newly promoted sergeants in a larfe suburban police department. You are African American; your friend is Mexican. This morning you both are scheduled to meet with Lieutenant Patrick McMurphy, a veteran supervisor of Irish descent, to talk about your new shifts and assignments. Lt. Mc Murphy congratulates both of you and says, "Ok, Lets get down to business. You both have been assigned to midnights. You take the Black 'hood' and you take Spanish 'hood'. You should both feel right at home with your kind, and enjoy your type of food. Good luck!" Ethically. what should you do?

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