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In his own words, this veteran police officer shares his perspectives and draws
you into his experiences with a delightful mixture of intelligence, compassion,
candid familiarly, and tongue in cheek humor. Add a dash of irreverent
sarcasm and the classic cynicism you might expect from a grizzled veteran
officer, and you have a truly gripping and entertaining work.
Feel the passion that pulses through every page as you read through a
collection of short stories that chronicle a broad spectrum of everyday police
work from the mundane to the bizarre and the hilarious to the heartbreaking.
Experience through riveting first hand accounts both the triumphs and the
tragedies that afford the reader an insight into what it's like, and what it takes
to be a real American cop.
you into his experiences with a delightful mixture of intelligence, compassion,
candid familiarly, and tongue in cheek humor. Add a dash of irreverent
sarcasm and the classic cynicism you might expect from a grizzled veteran
officer, and you have a truly gripping and entertaining work.
Feel the passion that pulses through every page as you read through a
collection of short stories that chronicle a broad spectrum of everyday police
work from the mundane to the bizarre and the hilarious to the heartbreaking.
Experience through riveting first hand accounts both the triumphs and the
tragedies that afford the reader an insight into what it's like, and what it takes
to be a real American cop.
Welcome to Searchingforevil.com
Fasten your seatbelts for this roller-coaster rider
through gripping accounts of some extraordinary
trials faced by an ordinary American street cop.
Get a glimpse into a world that few people outside
the law enforcement profession really
understand.
Fasten your seatbelts for this roller-coaster rider
through gripping accounts of some extraordinary
trials faced by an ordinary American street cop.
Get a glimpse into a world that few people outside
the law enforcement profession really
understand.
Police-Writers.com
Richard Nable was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1987, Richard Nable
graduated from the University of Richmond, Virginia with a bachelors degree in
biology. After college, Richard returned to his hometown area and joined the
Fulton County Police Department. Although a full-time patrol officer, Richard
also provides training to recruit and veteran officers in the areas of law, search
and seizure, use of force and tactics. He is a certified firearms instructor and
driving instructor.
There are lots of names for law violators suspects, subjects, perps, defendants,
as so on. But in Richards first book, Searching for Evil.and the Perfect Donut,
the criminals all go by the name of evil. The work, he says, refers to an action
in and of itself and is not meant as a commentary on any persons worth as a
human being. People, who are essentially good, can in fact do things that are
evil. For some, evil is all they know. Although his approach can be
philosophicalquoting, for example, HeraclitusNable tells stories that have the
bite of reality. His pursuit of Evil usually winds up on foot, often with bullets
ricocheting round him.
His follow-up work, Confronting Evil, is a compilation of tales from the streets
woven together by this veteran police officer. With his unique wit and style he
entertains and educates with all the drama and excitement that can only come
from real life experiences. In addition, this book will introduce you to colorful
metaphors like "The Evil Drug Fairy" and "The Big Red Hump" as well as
concepts like "The Deadly Force Spectrum" and "The Four Ps of Reaction
Dynamics".
Richard Nable was born and raised in Atlanta, Georgia. In 1987, Richard Nable
graduated from the University of Richmond, Virginia with a bachelors degree in
biology. After college, Richard returned to his hometown area and joined the
Fulton County Police Department. Although a full-time patrol officer, Richard
also provides training to recruit and veteran officers in the areas of law, search
and seizure, use of force and tactics. He is a certified firearms instructor and
driving instructor.
There are lots of names for law violators suspects, subjects, perps, defendants,
as so on. But in Richards first book, Searching for Evil.and the Perfect Donut,
the criminals all go by the name of evil. The work, he says, refers to an action
in and of itself and is not meant as a commentary on any persons worth as a
human being. People, who are essentially good, can in fact do things that are
evil. For some, evil is all they know. Although his approach can be
philosophicalquoting, for example, HeraclitusNable tells stories that have the
bite of reality. His pursuit of Evil usually winds up on foot, often with bullets
ricocheting round him.
His follow-up work, Confronting Evil, is a compilation of tales from the streets
woven together by this veteran police officer. With his unique wit and style he
entertains and educates with all the drama and excitement that can only come
from real life experiences. In addition, this book will introduce you to colorful
metaphors like "The Evil Drug Fairy" and "The Big Red Hump" as well as
concepts like "The Deadly Force Spectrum" and "The Four Ps of Reaction
Dynamics".
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