[SAPD #415 - Sara Aguilar]

[Lopez]

Sara Aguilar was born on 03/23/1997 in Yucutan, Mexico. Sara had a very typical childhood, very talented bright young girl. She was very talented in school and also showed interest in healthcare from a young age. Shortly after Sara turned 12, her mother unfortunately came down with a bad illness and past away in the hospital. Sara was broken upon her mother's death yet, this increased her want to eventually be a healthcare professional and be able to assist people like her mother.

 

Sara would have quite a dark time as a teenager as she was still coping with the death of her mother. As Sara continued to grow older she would become a bit aggressive and abrasive as a result of the trauma from her mother's death. Sara would eventually graduate High School and decided that she did not wish to attend a university, but she wished to become a member of her local fire rescue as an EMS paramedic. Sara was eventually accepted as a member of her local fire rescue as an EMS paramedic trainee but unfortunately failed her training.

 

Sara shortly after failing her training would begin to fall back into a pit of depression. After weeks of sulking Sara came to the conclusion that she needs to explore the world and see if there is more opportunity which would eventually lead her to looking into Los Santos. After a few more weeks of careful deliberation Sara would pack her essentials, order her plane ticket and fly into Los Santos Airport planning to begin her new journey.

After moving to Los Santos, Sara decided to apply for San Andreas Fire Department as in EMT team division. After working for over a month Sara was promoted in the department to EMT Trainee.

 

Atfter around working for a month as EMT Trainee Sara was promoted to EMS Responder by her Battalion Chief Antonio Hillton. Sara impressed everyone in the department with her hard work, she was spending most of her time on-duty saving others lives.

Resignation Letter:

 

Sara had spent months working as a medic in the United States, but she knew that it was time for a change. Despite the long hours and the countless lives she had saved, she felt restless and unfulfilled. She the sense of community that she had left behind in Mexico.

 

One day, Sara stumbled upon a chatroom on the internet and struck up a conversation with a young man named Juan. They quickly hit it off, and over time, they began to fall in love. Juan lived in a small town in Mexico, and as they talked more and more, Sara felt drawn to the idea of going back to her homeland and starting a new life with him.

 

Sara knew that resigning from her job and leaving everything behind would not be easy, but she was determined to make it work. She gave notice at the hospital and started making plans to move back to Mexico. She knew that she was taking a risk, but she felt like she had finally found what she was looking for.

 

After a long journey, Sara arrived in Mexico and was greeted by Juan, who was waiting for her at the airport. The two of them embraced, and Sara felt a sense of joy and excitement that she hadn't felt in a long time. She knew that there would be challenges ahead, but she felt like they could face them together.

 

Sara and Juan spent the next few months exploring their new surroundings and getting to know each other better. They fell deeper in love with each passing day, and Sara knew that she had made the right decision in coming back to Mexico.

 

Eventually, Sara had to return to the United States to take care of some unfinished business, but she promised Juan that she would come back for him. They talked on the phone every day and exchanged emails, and the distance only made their love grow stronger.

 

Sara knew that she had found her true calling, and that her journey had led her to exactly where she was meant to be. She felt grateful for the chance to start a new life with the man she loved, and she knew that they would face whatever challenges came their way together.

Application of Sara Aguilar: San Andreas Fire Department

Moving back to Los Santos:

 

Sara was born in Mexico and spent much of her childhood there before moving to Los Santos. Despite the move, she remained connected to her Mexican roots and culture.

 

After spending some time in Mexico with Juan, she realized that he couldn't keep up with her adventurous spirit, and they went their separate ways. Returning to Los Santos, Sara found herself in a bit of a rut. She had no job, and the days seemed to blend together without much purpose.

 

It was then that her friend suggested she consider joining the SAPD. Sara was hesitant at first, but the more she thought about it, the more she felt drawn to the idea of making a difference in her community. She started by volunteering with the department for over a month, and during that time, she found herself developing a new sense of purpose.

 

She felt a sense of camaraderie with the officers she worked with, and the idea of serving and protecting her community began to fill her with a sense of pride and excitement. When she decided to apply for the cadet program, she was both nervous and excited. She knew that it was a challenging and competitive program, but she also felt ready for the challenge. To her delight, she was accepted into the program in just a few days.

 

The academy was intense, with long hours and demanding training sessions. But Sara was determined to succeed. She threw herself into her studies and training, eager to learn everything she could about being a police officer. She also formed close bonds with her fellow cadets, who quickly became like family to her.

 

As she continued through the academy, Sara began to realize that this was where she was meant to be. She felt a sense of belonging and purpose that she had never experienced before. She knew that the path ahead would be challenging, but she was ready for whatever came her way.

 

Right now, Sara is still in the midst of her academy training. She is working hard every day to learn and grow as an officer. But she is also filled with a sense of excitement and optimism about what the future holds. She knows that she is on the right path, and she can't wait to see where it takes her.

 

Application of Sara Aguilar:San Andreas Police Department

Edited April 9, 2023 by Lopez
Story Updated.

[Sudais Malik]

My new crush

[holyflow]

nice story.

[AfroJackie]

Dope backstory

[AMR]

I dont like the part where you get denied from FD.
Hilton Family this is CIVIL WAR!! (jk)

[Aston Ferrero]

Cool story.

[Lopez]

13 minutes ago, AMR said:

I dont like the part where you get denied from FD.
Hilton Family this is CIVIL WAR!! (jk)

It was when I got denied at first place then got accepted xd.

[Valox]

yoo Lopez meine camarade nice stuff

[Nabster-Appeal]

Good luck Lopez

[hannah_cyrus]

16 hours ago, Lopez said:

Sara Aguilar was born on 03/23/1997 in Yucutan, Mexico. Sara had a very typical childhood, very talented bright young girl. She was very talented in school and also showed interest in healthcare from a young age. Shortly after Sara turned 12, her mother unfortunately came down with a bad illness and past away in the hospital. Sara was broken upon her mother's death yet, this increased her want to eventually be a healthcare professional and be able to assist people like her mother.

 

Sara would have quite a dark time as a teenager as she was still coping with the death of her mother. As Sara continued to grow older she would become a bit aggressive and abrasive as a result of the trauma from her mother's death. Sara would eventually graduate High School and decided that she did not wish to attend a university, but she wished to become a member of her local fire rescue as an EMS paramedic. Sara was eventually accepted as a member of her local fire rescue as an EMS paramedic trainee but unfortunately failed her training.

 

Sara shortly after failing her training would begin to fall back into a pit of depression. After weeks of sulking Sara came to the conclusion that she needs to explore the world and see if there is more opportunity which would eventually lead her to looking into Los Santos. After a few more weeks of careful deliberation Sara would pack her essentials, order her plane ticket and fly into Los Santos Airport planning to begin her new journey.

 

((To be updated need to add some screens along. Have fun reading the story.))

Good Luck for your Future endeavours.

[Lopez]

FIRST CASE:

[Lopez]

Sara Aguilar

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[FIFTHGEN]

Nice screens!

[Lopez]

8 hours ago, FIFTHGEN said:

Nice screens!

Thank you teacher might need your help whenever I don't understand how to treat patient

[JohnB]

Relieved to read such a story after handling all those "killing in safe zone, camping at safe zone" war reports

 

Good luck.

[Steffano_Camstra]

Very Creative Lopez!Underrated roleplay good luck on your future.

[Lopez]

The story was updated. Added resignation part, have fun reading.

[Lopez]

The story was updated once again. Added joining Police Department part, have fun reading!

[Lopez]

Today marked the beginning of an exciting new chapter in my career aspirations, as I attended my very first session at the prestigious Palomino Creek Police Academy, alongside my fellow cadets, Justice Nicola and Kondo Tadao. Our beloved instructor, Matthew Evans, is a seasoned law enforcement professional who provided us with an engaging and informative overview of the essential components of the police department.

[Steffano_Camstra]

I like the story very much how you like saving lifes in every job looking forward for more...

[Lopez]

4 hours ago, Steffano_Camstra said:

I like the story very much how you like saving lifes in every job looking forward for more...

Follow the thread for more exciting content. Appreciated it. 

[Lopez]

During Session 2, our beloved instructor Luke Hillton provided valuable information on traffic situations and defensive driving, including important vehicle regulations that every member of the police department should be aware of. He also discussed the use of marked vehicles by volunteers and officers on a daily basis, as well as the use of unmarked vehicles, such as the Buffalo and FBI Rancher, by supervisor staff members.

 

 

[Lopez]

On the 10th of April 2023, at approximately 5 PM, I, as a law enforcement officer, was on patrol with my senior officer, A. Barbarossa. While on patrol, we received a distress call from one of our fellow officers, J. Nicola, through our radio communication system. She informed us that there was a suspect on the run with his SUV, and we were needed to apprehend the individual.

 

Without any hesitation, we responded to the location of the incident, and upon arrival, we found the suspect's SUV. We immediately surrounded the vehicle with multiple police cruisers, preventing the suspect from making any further attempts to flee.

 

After a few moments of tense negotiation, the suspect made the decision to surrender, and we successfully took him into custody. The situation was handled swiftly and effectively, and our teamwork paid off. It was a job well done by our team, and we were able to ensure the safety of the public and bring the suspect to justice.