Forensic DNA is common in murder cases
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A. Informational interviews on the position and background research on the company
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this is an example:
Brenda Ames
November 8, 2017
Mr. Matthew Richards
HR Manager
City of Some town
5 City Hall Ave.
Some town, CO 55555
Dear Mr. Richards:
I was interested to read City of Sometown’s posting on Monster for an entry-level police officer. For as long as I can remember I’ve wanted to pursue a career in law enforcement, and the opportunity to serve and protect within my hometown community is my dream job.
Here’s why I am a strong candidate for this position:
Training & Credentials: After graduating top of my class to earn my Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) certification, I pursued an AAS in law enforcement from XYZ Community College. Last month I earned my degree with honors, along with CPR and first aid certifications. As a result of this training, I offer a solid foundation in police fundamentals.
Community-Minded: As a native of Some town, I am deeply committed to the welfare of the community. After graduating from Some town High School, I stayed active in my local church and Kiwanis Club. These close community ties will assist in fostering positive relationships and furthering police-community goodwill.
Sincerely,
Brenda Ames
If the cops find the DNA they could track the criminal and use fingerprints for evidence
