'They don't even think about bribes here': how an immigrant from Ukraine became a sheriff's assistant in the USA - ForumDaily
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'They don't even think about bribes here': how an immigrant from Ukraine became a sheriff's assistant in the USA

Approximately 700 police officers at various levels keep Americans safe. About 000% of them are women. At least one of them is Ukrainian. A native of the city of Slavutich, Olga Orlova, who became a deputy sheriff, has been serving in the state of Colorado for several months now, says "Voice of America".

The woman planned to serve in the new Ukrainian police, but fate changed her plans.

Olga said that it was the most difficult to overcome in the American Police Academy and why local law enforcement officers do not take bribes and do not do anyone any favors.

On Sunday morning, police officer Olga Orlova practices her shooting skills. The ability to shoot accurately is one of the most important elements of American police training. Each of the future law enforcement officers fires about 1000 bullets during training.

Olga immigrated to the United States 4 years ago.

She is from the city of Slavutich near Kiev. In Kiev, she studied at the IAPM Interregional Academy and dreamed of being a politician. But the desire to be a politician has replaced the desire to become a policeman. When recruiting for the new police began in Ukraine, Olga immediately filed an application. She passed this selection and was ready to start studying at the academy, but won the green card lottery.

Fragile Olga breaks stereotypes about how a police officer should look. Physical form, Olga says, although it matters, is not the main thing in the work of American law enforcement. Being a police officer means being a psychologist more, she says.

The girl works for the Arapahoe County police in Colorado. Every day of service is different. The day may begin with fingerprinting, followed by criminal arrest, jail review, street patrols, and court hearings.

“Our field of activity is very multifaceted,” says Olga. — At the academy they teach us everything. Your responsibilities depend on where you are sent to work.”

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It was hard for Olga to study at the academy, which lasted 4 months. Olga admits that this is a very difficult process. It is necessary to go through several stages of an interview, then go through a polygraph, several stages of testing with psychologists who are trying to determine the mental stability of a person, whether he can work with people. She says this is not a very pleasant process.

After that, the academy begins. For Olga, training in her was more difficult morally than physically, although physically it was not easy either.

“The hardest moment was when you fill out the documents for your funeral,” says Olga. “During this period, you realize that every day could be your last. When they ask you whether you want flowers, where your funeral should take place, whether you want a military funeral... And such subtle questions really break your psyche.”

To fulfill their dream, American law enforcement agencies must overcome many trials. Therefore, they value their work and do not even think about bribes or corruption.

“In America, no matter which state specifically, there is no such thing as corruption at all,” she says. — There is never any talk about taking a bribe, because getting this job is very, very difficult. And having gone through all these stages of selection, thinking about taking a bribe (not necessarily money, but helping someone in a useful way)… You understand that you can lose everything.”

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For four years of her life in the United States, Olga says, she went through many tests in order to fulfill her American dream. However, he does not regret it.

“Moving to the US was never my dream,” she admits. “It was my sister’s dream, she asked me to fill out a form to participate in the lottery, and it so happened that I won the first time. Frankly speaking, I am glad that I moved to the USA because here you can have everything if you want - housing, a car, stability...”

According to the US Department of Labor, the average base salary for an American police officer is more than $65 per year. Law enforcement officers will also receive a substantial benefits package, life insurance, and can retire after 000 years of service.

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