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Victor Cass was born in Kingsville, Texas on September
20, 1968, and raised in Pasadena, California. He is an
Eagle Scout from Pasadena's historic Troop 4, and
graduated from John Muir High School in 1986. In 1989, at
the age of twenty, he graduated with Honors from the
prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. His
first article was published in the Pasadena Star-News that
summer.
He moved to New York in 1990, where he worked as an
advertising art director, doing direct mail ad design for
Xerox. It was there that he was influenced by the New York
Police Department in its high profile efforts to curb the
peaking crime rate of the early nineties. Realizing a need
to dedicate a portion of his life to serving his community,
he decided to become a police officer. In late 1991, he
returned to his hometown to join the Pasadena Police
Department.
Victor was determined that he could have an impact in his
community through public service, both in helping to
reduce the crime and in improving the quality of life for all
residents. He also knew that his creative ideas and artistic
abilities could leave a lasting mark on the city and in the
department. He set one of his sights on helping to
transform the Pasadena Police Department into an agency
that reflected the community’s love affair with art, culture,
and anything progressive. Luckily, the police brass
discovered his creative and artistic talents early on, and
Victor quickly began to achieve his goals.
20, 1968, and raised in Pasadena, California. He is an
Eagle Scout from Pasadena's historic Troop 4, and
graduated from John Muir High School in 1986. In 1989, at
the age of twenty, he graduated with Honors from the
prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. His
first article was published in the Pasadena Star-News that
summer.
He moved to New York in 1990, where he worked as an
advertising art director, doing direct mail ad design for
Xerox. It was there that he was influenced by the New York
Police Department in its high profile efforts to curb the
peaking crime rate of the early nineties. Realizing a need
to dedicate a portion of his life to serving his community,
he decided to become a police officer. In late 1991, he
returned to his hometown to join the Pasadena Police
Department.
Victor was determined that he could have an impact in his
community through public service, both in helping to
reduce the crime and in improving the quality of life for all
residents. He also knew that his creative ideas and artistic
abilities could leave a lasting mark on the city and in the
department. He set one of his sights on helping to
transform the Pasadena Police Department into an agency
that reflected the community’s love affair with art, culture,
and anything progressive. Luckily, the police brass
discovered his creative and artistic talents early on, and
Victor quickly began to achieve his goals.
Love, Death, and Other War
Stories:Tales of Crime and Punishment in the
Wild West
Stories:Tales of Crime and Punishment in the
Wild West
In this gritty, violent thriller, a cop faces his toughest
test as he battles a vicious street gang and its
murderous leader.
Book Description
Pasadena Police Detective Roy Gildard finds himself
on a collision course with the ruthless gangster,
Johnny "One Shot" King. Roy is determined to catch
Johnny, whose vicious gang, the P-9s, gets involved
in a turf war with the Squiggly Lane Gangsters.
In the meantime, Roy finds true love and a deeper
meaning to his life when his copfriend and ex-lover,
Mary Eloyan, sets him up with the pretty but troubled
LA Sheriff’s Deputy Laura Reel.
Helping Roy battle the gangsters is veteran training
officer, George Denney, a suspected racist who gets
a soft spot for his rookie trainee, the beautiful, mixed
African-American officer, Ingrid Neilson. Together,
their efforts to catch Johnny are almost thwarted by
the German-Mexican siblings, Karl and Noemi Bernau,
whose red harvest has struck terror in the immigrant
community.
What the beautiful people don’t know can hurt them,
as the bodies pile up in Pasadena.
test as he battles a vicious street gang and its
murderous leader.
Book Description
Pasadena Police Detective Roy Gildard finds himself
on a collision course with the ruthless gangster,
Johnny "One Shot" King. Roy is determined to catch
Johnny, whose vicious gang, the P-9s, gets involved
in a turf war with the Squiggly Lane Gangsters.
In the meantime, Roy finds true love and a deeper
meaning to his life when his copfriend and ex-lover,
Mary Eloyan, sets him up with the pretty but troubled
LA Sheriff’s Deputy Laura Reel.
Helping Roy battle the gangsters is veteran training
officer, George Denney, a suspected racist who gets
a soft spot for his rookie trainee, the beautiful, mixed
African-American officer, Ingrid Neilson. Together,
their efforts to catch Johnny are almost thwarted by
the German-Mexican siblings, Karl and Noemi Bernau,
whose red harvest has struck terror in the immigrant
community.
What the beautiful people don’t know can hurt them,
as the bodies pile up in Pasadena.
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