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         Someone who is naturally curious and is continually willing to grow their knowledge and abilities has the potentialto make a sizeable impact as a police officer. Even though law enforcement officials endure a substantial amount oftraining before they find themselves in uniform, there’s always more they’ll have to learn on the job.
        “One of the things people don’t realize about police work is that you have to be a jack-of-all-trades,” McKennaexplains. “Expectations for officers are really high, and new things are always getting added to their plates.”
         Back when he began his career as an officer, for example, squad cars were outfitted with simple radios—a way forofficers to call something in and have dispatch take care of it. Police cars today, McKenna notes, are equipped withcomputers, calling upon the officers not only to master new technology but also to absorb the duties that previously fellto people in other positions. It’s also true that the equipment officers now carry is twice as extensive as it was in prioryears.
        “Additionally, there are more drugs on the market than ever, and laws change and update,”McKenna says, addingthat departments don’t always have the funding to ensure everyone receives the training they need in these areas. That’swhy he took it upon himself to take various classes throughout his law enforcement career, committing to learn thedifferent skill sets and laws he’d need. “Lots of police officers attend conferences and classes on the side of their jobs.”
【題組】46 Which of the following statements is NOT true about this passage?
(A) Police officers should always be informed about amendments in relevant laws.
(B) Police officers may need to keep abreast with adequate computer skills.
(C) Police officers may be subject to expectations from different corners of society.
(D) Police officers are resistant to new ideas and new skills.