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Lowell Police

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Total Pages: 2.06
Total Words: 516
Total Characters: 2323
Number of Sentences: 39

Averages

Words per Sentences: 13.23
Characters per Words: 4.5

Readability

Flesch Reading Ease: 77
Fog Scale Level: 8.86
Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level: 5.81

Lowell Police

     My independent project was done on a  whimsical basis.  It's
thanksgiving eve and my family and I are all gathered around watching football.
The Redskins and Cowboy's are all tied up, and my uncle is on the verge of
having a nervous breakdown. A diehard Cowboys fan, who can't even remember when
was the last time he didn't bet on a game.  Mom and dad are still eating, while
my aunt recites a thanksgiving song for all the uninvited guests.  The door bell
rings, and what do you know it's the Lowell Police.  Officers Bob Jacob and
William Gould stop by on their neighbor-hood patrol. My aunt invities them in
for some coffee, and they end up eating the rest of our thanksgiving dinner.
For some strange reason I think of Sociology.( Do you think they'll arrest me if
I asked them too.)   I asked if they had some spare time to indulge me in my
experiment, and they were delighted to do so.  (This also gave me a chance to
show my parents I was actually doing something productive in school.)  They
placed the hand-cuffs on me and read me my rights.  I have to admit the whole
thing was quite funny, but I would never want it to happen in a real situation.
The cuffs where killing me, but I took it like a man.  They gave me a ride
around the block where I had the chance to ask them a few questions.

     1.  What made you want to become a cop?
     2.  How do you feel about kids and our constant drug problem?
     3.  Do...

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