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I have been in Law Enforcement for over30 years and have held every job imaginable. What I did was to find a mentor who had years of police service and who displayed a high ethical work demeanor. I learned from him and soon, I developed and acquired the necessary knowledge and know how to do a good job. At that point I was only a good police officer but I had to find a way to improve myself even more, so I watched other officers do their job and took from them their best and ignored everything else. I studied and took every law enforcement continuing education class I could find and worked hard. After a while just just realize that being a police officer is really just serving the public good the best you know how. Ethics by my definition is - "Always doing the right thing when no one is looking." If you do that then you are on the right road. Hope this helps...
