I grew up in a difficult home where dhs came in and out of my home. i come from a difficult place and seen many of my classmates get killed, or sent to prison at an early age. i seen so many people that do not get justice, but i have always wanted to become a federal agent since the age of 12. i am very quiet, and i trust hardly anyone in my presence. i did not know i would have cases to battle in my own life with the presence so many criminal offenses, finally i am receiving justice.
I have been watching the fbi since i was 12. the same promise i made at the age of 12, currently now i am 22, i still have that promise. a retired FBI agent with the approval of his director taught me everything i know, even he himself has brought down his own director. i have always wanted to go to the army with the MOS as a military police officer. i love protecting people, but i always wanted to protect my country as well. as of 2016, i am finally getting heard.
For four years a prosecuting attorney and other officials has sabotaged my identity horribly with cases and perjuy for pulling strings to avoid arrests. i can finally speak for people who are not able to speak for theirselves. the justice system isn't broken, its the people who make the decisions on your punishment. i will not stop trying to work my way to federal because i really wanna protect people, and this country period. nobody in my family support me in anything, i hardly even talk. i do things out the blue, but i stood on what i believed in. my teacher even in high school told me there might be even blocks laid ahead in life, but i will someday be able to achieve my goals in protecting this country and people.
Just the other day, i was told about the FBI citizen training academy. the more im pushing towards my dream the more resources i am seeing. i have been trying to succeed this since 2012. my family members do not think that i am good enough for anything. i could not even go to the army because of this. i have been through so much to try to get my name straight i feel so relieved.
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Don't give up -- and, when you get to an appropriate part in the interview / security clearance process, DO bring up these concerns.
There's a very good chance that the FBI personnel will be able to connect all of these dots very, very quickly -- and, if the course of justice has been perverted along the way (and the relevant statute (s) of limitations have not run out), it's possible that they may even be able to take measures to right those wrongs, too.
Good luck.
Don't give up!
I think your ambitions are noble and I sincerely hope you can get there. If I lived in the US when I was younger, maybe I'd have considered joining the FBI or pursuing a career in justice too.
Good luck!!! ;)
Work hard and do the right thing. If you do that, then you're doing great.
i definitely am