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Police and Law
Enforcement Owned/Operated
Police Officer
Writers Websites (2)
B.J. WHALEN WEBSITE
B. J. Whalen is a father and son writing team. The son, Bernard Whalen, is a
lieutenant in the New York Police Department with more than eighteen years of
service. During his career he has worked in New York City's Harlem, East Side,
and Chinatown and in the plainclothes Anti-Crime Unit. He has sixteen department
recognition awards, including two Commendations, and is a member of the NYPD
Honor Legion. His father, Jon Whalen, retired as a teacher from Manhasset High
School on Long Island after thirty years in the classroom. While attending
college, he worked as a New York State corrections officer at Sing Sing and
Auburn prisons. He served four years in the US Army 3rd Armored Cav. Regt. in
Germany. Together, the father and son teamed pen their first novel, Justifiable
Homicide.
BJ Bourg
BJ Bourg began his law enforcement career in 1990 with the Lafourche Parish
Sheriffs Office in Louisiana. He worked dispatch while attending the academy
and, upon graduation was assigned to patrol. He worked patrol for about two
years; and, in February of 1993, was promoted to detective. BJ worked as a
detective for over ten years. He was promoted to sergeant and in 2003, became a
full-time instructor at the police academy. In 2004, became the Chief
Investigator for the Lafourche Parish District Attorneys Office. He still
teaches at the police academy. He began to take his life-long passion for
writing seriously in 2003. Since that time, he has published nearly 100 short
stories in publications like Futures Mystery Magazine, Mysterical-E,
Bewildering Stories, Apollos Lyre, Writers Post Journal, Amazon Shorts, and
Chippewa Publishing. Additionally, his short stories appear in four books,
Absent the Soul (a collection of my first twelve shorts), The EX Factor (a
multi-authored anthology), Stories of Strength (a multi-authored anthology,
the proceeds of which benefit victims of hurricane Katrina and other disasters),
and Seven By Seven (a multi-authored anthology).
In addition to his writing, he is also the owner and editor of a new online
mystery magazine called Mouth
Full of Bullets.
Thomas J. Keevers - author
The companion website for Chicago trial lawyer, Thomas J. Keevers, a former
homicide detective with the Chicago Police Department. His short stories have
appeared in literary magazines and anthologies. One of them, "Thanksgiving Day
in Homicide," was featured on National Public Radio's "Stories on Stage." He
has published two books in the P.I. Mike Duncavan Mystery Series: What the
Hyena Knows and Music Across the Wall.
Chief Rick Stone and Family Charitable Foundation
The philosophy of the foundation is to provide financial support to charitable
and educational endeavors that develop individuals who dare to become great
leaders, aid those who refuse to compromise their principles in the face of
opposition and to assist individuals and organizations who demonstrate courage
in the face of adversity.
Rick Stone joined the
Dallas Police Department in July 1973. He
served as a police officer, sergeant, lieutenant, captain and division
commander. In 1988, he was one of nine national finalists for the job of Chief
of Police. In 1989, he became the chief of police of Wichita, Kansas. In 1996,
he became the chief of police of the
Hollywood Police Department (Florida). He
is the author of
Behind the Gold Star.
Badge 149 Shots Fired!
The Companion Website for Gary P. Jones book. According to the book
description, The 1970's was the deadliest decade in modern law enforcement
history and more police officers died than during any other decade of the 20th
Century. In Fort Lauderdale, the "Venice of America," violent crime was almost
out of control and to stem this vicious tide the Fort Lauderdale Police
Department created the Tactical Impact Unit. Written with all the drama and
excitement of a novel, Badge 149 - 'Shots Fired!' tells the true story of this
small group of men and of the daring exploits that made them so well-known and
respected.
The
Firestone Syndrome
The companion website for Stephen Beeler's book, the Firestone Syndrome.
Joan Lock
A former nurse and policewoman, Joan Lock is the author of eight non-fiction
police/crime books, including two on Scotland Yards first detectives and the
history of the British women police a subject on which she is an authority.
Joan has also written radio plays and documentaries. More recently she has
turned to crime fiction, and to date has written one modern crime novel and six
historical mysteries set in the Victorian era.
The Real Miami
Vice
Michael Berish worked as a patrolman, a detective, and as a supervisor with the
City of Miami Police Department for twenty-two years; thirteen of which were
spent as an undercover detective in the REAL Miami Vice where he worked
everything from Narcotics & Vice, Prostitution, Gambling and Pornography, to
Dignitary Protection of President Jose Napoleon Duarte (of El Salvador) and Pope
John Paul II. His police stories have been published in several national
magazines and won several writing awards. Michael Berish is the author of
Reflections from the Pit.
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