Dylan Diaz

I have a strong desire to work as a police officer because I believe in making an impact in people’s lives and being in a position to help those in need, provide support during critical moments, and ensure the safety of individuals and families is truly rewarding for me. i currently work as a boxing coach and boxing  is a key part of my drove to become a police officer because it provides essential self-defense skills, and it also improves physical fitness, coordination, and mental resilience. 

I currently work as a boxing instructor, I help out first responders with what they need for training and physical fitness. I also work as a Parkinson's instructor I help people with Parkinson's disease manage their symptoms and improve their quality of life through exercise. I use my expertise and leadership to create programs and classes that are tailored to their individual needs. As a part time position I work as. BLS instructor for a company call National Protection and Safety Consulting, there I  teach CPR, AED, and First Aid to individuals and different businesses  often in the healthcare field and large corporation. 

High school Diploma 

graduated from high school in 2015 and had some college from 2015 to 2017 to complete my general Ed at Saddleback College.