FOREVER BLUE Adventures, Lessons, and Purpose - True Stories of My Life as a Police Officer
Learn why police work is not for everyone and how it can become the ultimate life choice for others. The author has spent over four decades inside the world of police work. His memoir takes the reader on patrol, into investigations, on SWAT calls, and inside the chief’s office, all the while explaining what officers do and why.
Colorado Springs, CO, August 11, 2016 --(PR.com)-- FOREVER BLUE Adventures, Lessons, and Purpose - True Stories of My Life as a Police Officer by Author: Carl Ross.
Book Summary:
Learn why police work is not for everyone and how it can become the ultimate life choice for others. The author has spent over four decades inside the world of police work. His memoir takes the reader on patrol, into investigations, on SWAT calls, and inside the chief’s office, all the while explaining what officers do and why.
The following samples of the book’s stories give a glimpse of the variety of experiences in store for the reader: two ways to trap yourself outside a patrol car; what not to wear when digging up a suspicious mound of earth; holsters can let you down in an awkward moment; nightmarish emergency calls; staring down knives; foot chases that hurt; how police officers help their own in bad times; a shotgun too close; when coffee is better in a dirty mug than in a clean pot; a year-long hunt for one that got away; how SWAT was too good for the federal trainers; repetitive saluting does not indicate sobriety; cops that made mistakes and cops that went bad; the city inspector we couldn’t let inside; officers killed but remembered; the negligee threat; a motorcycle gang’s convenient funeral; climbing inside the Statue of Liberty; door-to-door steak salesmen and a hidden revolver; using profanity in church is a bad habit even when hunting a burglar; the “Strike Force” that wasn’t; and chain link fences doing their job.
FOREVER BLUE has more than 225 true stories taken from the author’s files and unforgettable encounters. Ride along with Carl Ross as he meets honest citizens, drunks, thieves, drug dealers, murderers, and even politicians.
Author Biography
Born in the middle of the 20th century, Carl Ross has lived in seven cities and in five states. A product of two police academies, Ross is also a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy. During a 27-year career, he served in patrol, investigations, special operations, and in administrative positions. Ross retired an area commander in late 1999 but continues from the sidelines as a volunteer.
Previously he has published two articles, one in The Police Chief and another in NTOA’s The Tactical Edge. FOREVER BLUE is his first book.
Publisher: Blueline, LLC / eBook, CreateSpace / paperback
Publisher contact: foreverbluebook@gmail.com
website: http://foreverblue.us/index.htm
ISBN-13: 978-1505699678
Vendor: Amazon, Barnes & Noble
Price: $5 / eBook, $20 / paperback
Page count: 638 / eBook, 420 / paperback
Publication date: 12-9-14 / eBook, 1-27-15 / paperback
Book Summary:
Learn why police work is not for everyone and how it can become the ultimate life choice for others. The author has spent over four decades inside the world of police work. His memoir takes the reader on patrol, into investigations, on SWAT calls, and inside the chief’s office, all the while explaining what officers do and why.
The following samples of the book’s stories give a glimpse of the variety of experiences in store for the reader: two ways to trap yourself outside a patrol car; what not to wear when digging up a suspicious mound of earth; holsters can let you down in an awkward moment; nightmarish emergency calls; staring down knives; foot chases that hurt; how police officers help their own in bad times; a shotgun too close; when coffee is better in a dirty mug than in a clean pot; a year-long hunt for one that got away; how SWAT was too good for the federal trainers; repetitive saluting does not indicate sobriety; cops that made mistakes and cops that went bad; the city inspector we couldn’t let inside; officers killed but remembered; the negligee threat; a motorcycle gang’s convenient funeral; climbing inside the Statue of Liberty; door-to-door steak salesmen and a hidden revolver; using profanity in church is a bad habit even when hunting a burglar; the “Strike Force” that wasn’t; and chain link fences doing their job.
FOREVER BLUE has more than 225 true stories taken from the author’s files and unforgettable encounters. Ride along with Carl Ross as he meets honest citizens, drunks, thieves, drug dealers, murderers, and even politicians.
Author Biography
Born in the middle of the 20th century, Carl Ross has lived in seven cities and in five states. A product of two police academies, Ross is also a graduate of the prestigious FBI National Academy. During a 27-year career, he served in patrol, investigations, special operations, and in administrative positions. Ross retired an area commander in late 1999 but continues from the sidelines as a volunteer.
Previously he has published two articles, one in The Police Chief and another in NTOA’s The Tactical Edge. FOREVER BLUE is his first book.
Publisher: Blueline, LLC / eBook, CreateSpace / paperback
Publisher contact: foreverbluebook@gmail.com
website: http://foreverblue.us/index.htm
ISBN-13: 978-1505699678
Vendor: Amazon, Barnes & Noble
Price: $5 / eBook, $20 / paperback
Page count: 638 / eBook, 420 / paperback
Publication date: 12-9-14 / eBook, 1-27-15 / paperback
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