If a policeman is serious about his profession but says he has time, he lies.
In "The Man from Beijing" by Henning Mankell, the story explores the life and struggles of a policeman dedicated to his work. The quote highlights a profound truth about the intensity of police work; a serious officer knows that the demands of the job leave little room for personal time or leisure. This reflects the inherent challenges and sacrifices that come with their commitment to serving and protecting the community.
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