<human>: Can you provide a brief overview of the text?

So, a little more than a month ago I applied for this detention center located just outside of the city I live in. According to a few friends of mine who work there, they are super shorthanded and are in dire need of more detention officers; to the point where current officers are working 7 days a week and almost 14 hour shifts just to make up for what they don't have. Since I was 15 years old, I'm 21 now, I've wanted to pursue law enforcement. When I was 17 years old, I enrolled in my first law enforcement academy at my local community college that totaled 158 hours. Once I graduated that, I signed up for the Corrections Academy the next semester, which totaled 176 hours. I felt good about myself, knowing that I had two certificates to show for. I was 18, almost 19 by this time. You'd think that'd be enough experience to have for any police department or correctional facility to be throwing the job at you, but I decided to endure a THIRD academy. This one was a little more prestigious because it was through the County Sheriff's Department. I suffered another painstaking 80 hours just to build myself a higher reputation for my intended career choice. Not only did I graduate this one too, but I graduated at the top of my class as the Class Sergeant. I gained a lot of respect from numerous different authorities including District Attorneys! All that being said, I submitted my application to the detention center with my resume attached and I still haven't received anything at all. No emails, no letters, no calls; nothing. I've called twice to check the status of my app, and all they've told me was that they don't give out any information regarding employment, and that it's all through their corporate office. I'm hoping I receive something soon.
<bot>: I have 3 law enforcement/correctional certificates and haven't been hired by local detention center that claims to be shorthanded.