law enforcement

Author Bryan Gregory was born a preacher?s kid with a streak of the devil in him. He made it a point to enjoy life and pulled a host of pranks. But now, he?s a retired North Carolina State Trooper hiding out in Pennsylvania. For many years Gregory wanted to share his experiences, but found life too hectic. Now, he shares his intriguing, and sometimes hilarious, tales of life as a state trooper in Ole Man on the Porch. From seemingly routine stops that result in foot chases, fights and car pursuits, to intentionally misdirecting a lost rookie trooper, Gregory?s stories are highly entertaining. While Gregory?s career as a trooper certainly had its share of ups and downs, it was also extremely rewarding. Ole Man on the Porch provides a rarely seen insider?s perspective on law enforcement.

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Traces the history of women doing police work in the United States.

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Examines the history of police in the world and how they have fought and investigated crime, from ancient Chinese prefects first use of forensic evidence to solve crimes up to police departments of the twenty-first century using social media and technology to catch criminals.

Provides an inside look at the history, function, and most notable cases, arrests, and moments of the U.S. Marshals Service. Draws on interviews with over fifty current and former deputies.

Outlaws and Rebels explores the lives of the American frontier's most famous and infamous criminals, including the Dalton brothers, Belle Starr, and Butch Cassidy.