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"I don't think she'll ever be as comfortable with it as Jamie and I are," Cronin said. "Because she's a mom." "She's a worrier," his daughter added. An only child, she was born while her father was a cadet at the police Academy. "The last thought I had then was that someday she would grow up to be a police officer. But I tell you, life has a way of surprising you," her father said. She's not fresh out of the Police Academy. She has already been under fire in a gang incident in her home division. The two didn't get much time to enjoy their shift together Wednesday in the San Fernando Valley. They responded to a call about a man who appeared to be trying to set fire to his own car. The man, who had been taken to a hospital for a psychiatric evaluation the day before, was frantic and his eyes bulged. Father and daughter split up to work the scene like partners who've known each other for years. Cronin handcuffed the man and put him in the backseat of the cruiser, while Carganilla talked to the man's worried wife.
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