Vancouver police create riot Most Wanted

Jiro said:
why you don't do it anymore?
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It is, how do you say, *VERY* tiring work because take so much energy and brain focus. Hard to explain but, when investigating, mind do not turn off. Don't want it to turn off. Have to keep searching until I uncover what I'm looking for.

I have uncovered lots of fraud. Last big bust was over $200,000 and I uncovered it 3,000 kilometres away sitting at my desk.

There is *always* a way to find information if you know what you looking for.

In the case of Vancouver riots, my investigation was easy to find people and turn them in. Forensics are forensics. Don't need to be police officer to gather information of crime.

I enjoy it but I like what I do now better. Always look for fraud, in case it is there, but not my full time job now.
 
rebeccalj said:
It is, how do you say, *VERY* tiring work because take so much energy and brain focus. Hard to explain but, when investigating, mind do not turn off. Don't want it to turn off. Have to keep searching until I uncover what I'm looking for.

I have uncovered lots of fraud. Last big bust was over $200,000 and I uncovered it 3,000 kilometres away sitting at my desk.

There is *always* a way to find information if you know what you looking for.

In the case of Vancouver riots, my investigation was easy to find people and turn them in. Forensics are forensics. Don't need to be police officer to gather information of crime.

I enjoy it but I like what I do now better. Always look for fraud, in case it is there, but not my full time job now.
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wow you are serious :shock: wow lots of 200,000 dollars!
 
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