What is the worst thing about being a police officer
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Top results were from Police1, Chron.com (a career site), Quora and Reddit.
The list is long: seeing children in trauma, notification of kin, long hours, working in adverse weather conditions, missing events involving your own family, or not seeing you own children growing up, misunderstandings with public scrutiny, affect on health ... and much more.
On a previous search not documented on SuccessfulSearching.com, there was once a result about the difficulty of dealing with unreasonable police sergeants, but couldn't find that issue today.
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