Product Description
"This book offers the reader a glimpse into the very soul of a law enforcement officer. From the rigors of training to the effects that this career can have on the officer, this book will enlighten the reader whether involved in this field or not.
Many unknown burdens of wearing the badge are covered from the author’s own experiences. Although shocking, the realities of law enforcement are revealed from the ""driver’s seat"". The main thrust of this book is the challenge that officers face
each day; however, a message of hope encircles the final chapter. Individuals seeking a career in law enforcement will find the content educational, while veteran officers will see that they are not alone in their daily battles."
Many unknown burdens of wearing the badge are covered from the author’s own experiences. Although shocking, the realities of law enforcement are revealed from the ""driver’s seat"". The main thrust of this book is the challenge that officers face
each day; however, a message of hope encircles the final chapter. Individuals seeking a career in law enforcement will find the content educational, while veteran officers will see that they are not alone in their daily battles."
From the Author
This book come straight from the heart.
This book is a collection of thoughts, experiences, and ideas from over tens years as a law enforcement officer. While being somewhat graphic at times, I give you some unknown problems that the officers themselves face. I also include a section which is a diary of some prominent calls that I have been on in the past. I think that this text is both educational for future officers, and will give veteran officers a chance to hear what is going on with other officers in their chosen profession.
This book is a collection of thoughts, experiences, and ideas from over tens years as a law enforcement officer. While being somewhat graphic at times, I give you some unknown problems that the officers themselves face. I also include a section which is a diary of some prominent calls that I have been on in the past. I think that this text is both educational for future officers, and will give veteran officers a chance to hear what is going on with other officers in their chosen profession.
