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Hollywood Police and Others
March 13, 2007 (San Dimas, CA) Police-Writers.com, a
website dedicated to listing state and local police officers who have authored
books added three writers; one from the
Hollywood Police Department (Florida), the
Clinton Township Police Department (New Jersey)
and the
Chicago Police Department.
Lieutenant
Ryan Melsky, of the
Clinton Township Police Department authored
Common Sense Wisdom for the New Officer. According to the book
description, Ryan
Melsky knows how helpful hard-earned life lessons from veteran cops
can be for young officers, so he decided to share them. This treasure chest of
arm-around-the-shoulder advice will help keep you safe and make your career
shine!
Ernie Dorling was a Special Agent with the
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms, and is now a supervisory Special Agent
with the Defense Criminal Investigative Service. He was also a police officer
with the
Hollywood Police Department (Florida). Ernie
has worked as a federal agent since 1978 with assignments in Washington, DC and
Germany where he earned his Masters Degree in Public Administration.
Ernest Dorling has authored two true crime
books, With Consciousness of Guilt and Murder: A Family
Affair.
According to the book description of With
Consciousness of Guilt, The first time Sam Consiglio assaulted a woman,
he was 13-years-old. He would grab women by the breasts and run. When caught, he
promised the
police and his father he would never do that
again. Its probably the one promise Sam made to anyone that he actually kept.
For over 25 years, Sam preyed upon unsuspecting women from Michigan to Florida
to California. Using his wit and charming personality, he gained their
confidence and trust before turning violent whenever he needed to satisfy his
sexual urges. With almost every arrest, Sam was able to beat the police and the
prosecutors as they tried in vain, to have him incarcerated. And with each
failure of the courts to keep him behind bars, Sam grew more confident that no
one could ever keep him locked up.
One Amazon reader/reviewer remarked of Murder: A
Family Affair, a must read! Mug Shots on Court TV and A&E's City
Confidential did a disservice to the truth in this case. Ernie Dorling's
accuracy and writing style brings the characters alive. Everyone that I spoke
to, said once they started reading; they couldn't put it down. Two women reading
the book at the same time called each other every night to talk about every
event in the book. Each chapter is more unbelievable than the one before.
Thomas J. Cline, a 30-year member of the
Chicago Police Department authored a collection
of short stories about life as a police officer in Cop Tales.
According to the book description, Cop Tales is a unique,
empathic look into the harsh realities and aberrant adventures of a big city
patrolman. Whether as a recruit training at the academy, a rookie going through
his baptism of fire, or an officer with years under his belt, Thomas Cline
paints a vivid picture of his encounters, thoughts, and opinions. Bill Nolan,
the President of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 7 said of Cop Tales,
sometimes too revealing, nails what being a cop is really about including the
laughs, triumph and tragedy.
Police-Writers.com now hosts 407 police officers
(representing 174
police departments) and their 877
books in six categories, there are also
listings of United States federal law enforcement employees turned authors,
international police officers who have written
books and civilian police personnel who have
written
books.
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