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Juan Antonio Juarez worked seven years as a police officer for the Chicago Police Department. According to the American Library Association, Juarez book, Brotherhood of Corruption: A Cop Breaks the Silence on Police Abuse, Brutality, and Racial Profiling, offers a harrowing inside look at the corrupt practices used by police in enforcing drug laws and the blue wall of silence that insulates them.
James O. Born is a Special Agent with the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. He has been involved in investigations in such areas as organized crime, violent crimes, economic crimes, drug cartels, and police corruption.
John Lamb began his law enforcement career as a deputy sheriff with the Riverside County (California) Sheriff's Department. In 1982, John transferred to the Oceanside Police Department in northern San Diego County.
Born in New Bedford, Massachusetts, Johnny Barnes attended boarding school in the Berkshires and played harmonica in a weekend blues band in New York Citys Greenwich Village in the late 60s.
The companion website for Daniel J. Shanahans book Badges, Bullets and Bars which tells the story of his career on the Baltimore Police Department. The book is billed as a first hand account of police loyalty and disloyalty.
The Companion website for Michael A. Crane's novel about Doc Holiday. Crane, after serving in the United States Marine Corps, was an attorney, a prosecutor and police officer, with the Oakland Police Department.
Peter Moskos was born in Chicago and graduated from Evanston Township High School. He earned his bachelors degree in sociology at Princeton University (magna cum laude 1994) and his masters and Ph.D in sociology at Harvard University (2004).
Rosanna Filippello was born and raised in Philadelphia and graduated from Cardinal Dougherty High School in 1986. She then attended Temple University for a time before joining the police department in 1993.
The retired
Chief of Police
of the
Okanogan Police Department
(Washington), Michael Jaquish has degrees in Business Administration and
Law Enforcement.
His book,
Tales
of a Country Cop in Africa, traces the
experiences of a Jaquish, a small-town cop, who, following a divorce, retired
from
law enforcement
to pursue a career in international diplomatic security and intelligence.
The Official Website of Randy Jurgensen
Randy Jurgensen was born and raised in New York City. He served in the U.S. Army as a Paratrooper and Green Beret. Randy received numerous medals for his military duty, including three Bronze Stars; and the Purple Heart.
The Companion website for Police Writer Steve Copling. In July 1980, Steve Copling joined the Plano Police Department (Texas). During his career, he has worked a variety of assignments including Field Training, Crime Prevention, SWAT, School Liaison, CID, Narcotics, and Professional Standards.
A special deputy and school resource officer for the Dearborn County Sheriffs Department, Ronald M. Schunk, is the author of mystery novel Retreat.
Charles W. Sasser has been a full-time freelance writer/journalist/photographer since 1979. He is a veteran of both the U.S. Navy (journalist) and U.S. Army (Special Forces, the Green Berets), a veteran and former combat correspondent wounded in action.
Gerald Petievich has been an Army counterspy and a U.S. Secret Service agent.
The Companion website for F.P. Lione. F. P. Lione is the pen name of husband-and-wife writing team Frank Lione and Pam Lione. Frank Lione is a veteran of the New York Police Department.
Novels of real life and real death by a real cop from the big city. John Mackie was born in Brooklyn and attended New York City public schools. At twenty-three he joined the New York Police Department.
Revealing the truth through fiction, is the tag line for Mark Mynheirs
website. His website is the companion to writing.
New York Cop
Writer
Detetctive Alan Sheppard's, NYPD (ret..), Major case Squad, website for his
book "E-Man." According to T.J. English (Author of "Paddy Wacked" and "The
Westies" Sheppard's book is the REAL DEAL, and "E-Man" chronicles his years in
the NYPD's Emergency Services Unit (ESU) with heart-pounding excitement.
The companion site to Norm Stamper who began his law enforcement career in San Diego in 1966 as a beat cop. In 1994, he was named chief of the Seattle Police Department, where he set about implementing many of the initiatives he writes about in Breaking Rank: A Top Cop's Expose of the Dark Side of American Policing.
Patrick Sleffel
Patrick is retired from the Floyd County Police Department.
The companion website for David Jebbs, a retired San Diego Police Department Sergeant, action adventure novel the Thirteenth Time Zone.
The Companion website for Dale Fords book of the same title.
The Companion Website to Rick Porrello's Books
Rick Porrello
is a police lieutenant, jazz dummer, true crime author and publishing
consultant. For information about consulting services, e-mail him
e-mail
His career in criminal justice includes work in corrections, law enforcement, security, police officer training, and serving as an expert witness to the court.
