Law enforcement is a very broad idea or world, if you will, that until recently I thought was just police officers and bad people. We, as part-time primitive sociologists or, better yet, part-time people-watchers, might assume that this aspect of thinking dates back to years spent watching television as a teenager and knowing only what Hollywood describes as law enforcement. Presumably, this is the general excuse why most individuals' assumptions are the way they are. Eventually, however, we grow up, mature, and begin to rationalize the way the world works. I hope the vast majority of people realize that we don't live in Hollywood and that not every type of law enforcement makes for a great, action-packed Terminator movie. While law enforcement is fundamentally good people versus bad people, we know that there is a defined and evident spectrum of categorical differences within this field. Let's look specifically at Loss Prevention, Game Warden or Conservation Agent, and United Stated Marshals Service career paths. Until I sat down to contemplate all the options available to me as a potential employee of this new world, I truly had no idea of ​​the sheer vastness of law enforcement; it is very difficult to understand without the help of research. Research helps find that fairytale career for those interested in law enforcement. The term “law enforcement” should be a good clue that there is a lot more to this field than many people realize; Law enforcement goes beyond the idea of ​​police officers enforcing laws established by the people and government bodies we elect. Through my recent extensive research, I have seen a multitude of potential new doors to pass through in the middle of the paper to reach the purest areas of our nation (Delong). However, I was excited to see that the speed of deputy work, which I love, and the biology and nature of being a game warden and conservation officer can be combined into one career. Ultimately, I discovered that there are many avenues recruiting can take once you graduate from a law enforcement academy. Each direction is as different and unique as the person doing the work. While we know there are a multitude of directions each of us could potentially take in law enforcement, there are a certain amount of similarities in each of our future careers. Knowing this, it behooves law enforcement as a whole to protect the family and care for all the brothers and sisters we serve alongside. I personally believe that a career as a game warden or conservation officer is calling my name.