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my name is Camille Bureau and I have 18 years old. I study at College Ahunstic. I'm at my second year of Police Technology. I really love my program, litteraly the first year passed so fast! I can't believe that I only have two years left and a half and then I'll be a police officer. It's unbelievable but awesome in the same time. When i tell people that I want to be a police officer, the majority tells me: oh wow good, it's not going to be easy! I don't see why it's not going to be easy, I only see it as a challenge. I know I will love my job no matter what everybody else thinks. It's my first time blogging so I don't really know what else to write but I'll get used to it with time. I'll get better and better and hopefully my blogs will be interesting.

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