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Richard Huffman recently submitted the short story The Bear
and I, to Police-Writers.com. You can read it here.
Richard Neal Huffman was born the son of a sharecropper. At the age of two
his parents migrated to southwest Michigan. At 20, Richard was drafted into the
United States Army where he served as a medic. After discharge, he joined the
National Guard and later the Army Reserves. Richard joined the Bangor Police
Department and throughout his career he would serve as a patrol officer, training officer, sergeant, detective and assistant
chief of police. Richard’s first book, “Dreams in Blue: The Real Police,” is an autobiographical journey
that takes the reader inside the world of the small town cop. He introduces the reader to people, situations, and a culture
that is both interesting and unique. Richard’s second book, “Rubal,” is a fictional account of a Union soldier during the Civil War.
About the Bangor Police Department
The Bangor Police Department consists of
one Chief of Police, one Sergeant, one School Officer, three Full Time Officers, one Part Time Officers, one Part Time Clerk
and one Part Time Seasonal Officer. The Department handles approximately 1700
complaints, 650 arrests, and 1000 citations per year.
Source:
ci.bangor.mi.us/Business
/City_offices/bangor_police
_department.htm
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