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MEET THE AUTHOR
I've been in law enforcement for more than 41 years. In 1967, I joined my hometown police department in Beaumont, Texas. After reaching the rank of captain, I resigned in 1986 to become the chief of police in West Carrollton, Ohio. After five years, I resigned to accept the chief's position with the Jacksonville Beach, Florida Police Department.
In my career, I've worked in a variety of jobs: dispatching officers to calls; answering those calls as a uniformed patrol officer; investigating crimes ranging from petty thefts to homicides; serving as a supervisor for those police functions; and serving as a police chief for more than 22 years.
My assignments through the years have had their share of ups and downs, successes and failures, happiness and disappointments. One of the most rewarding eras was the time I spent as a detective, gathering clues to try to figure out the who, what, where, when, why, and how of crimes. Saving lives, catching bad guys, protecting the community; that's what it's all about. After all these years, I still get a kick out of the job.
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