CRIME REPORT – WORLD WAR TWO IN 1940 GREAT BRITAIN The following Law Enforcement related news article was copied from: [ TIME, THE WEEKLY NEWSMAGAZINE, Volume XXVI, November 11, 1940, “Foreign News” section,...
Read More“Peaches” Several weeks into ‘Shit Tour’ (7 pm to 3 am), Father and Mule played matchbook football. Throughout their punishment, Mule was ahead by 761 touchdowns to 505 with an almost equal number...
Read MoreMule and Father “Are you two are the dumbest assholes alive?” Lieutenant Joseph Jerome Jones, known as Jay to his family and to a few who worked for him, including the two in front of him now, was turning bright red,...
Read MorePREFACE to Redemption At Upper Marlboro by Dennis Campbell PREFACE – Reproduced by Permission of Author (Book Pages 9 Through 13) PREFACE The vast majority of events in this narrative were gleaned from an extended...
Read MoreContributed Police Story – Circa 1970s & 1980s First Call – Not A “Rookie” Any More Mrs. Jean Heywood, nee Michaels, dialed 911. Sounds easy, but Nee Michaels was blind as a bat and had no radar. She...
Read MoreContributed Police Story – Circa 1970s & 80s The One Legged Man A perfect seventy-three degrees, clear skies, a full moon, and bright shining stars made an ideal early September evening. Officers Dugman and Silver...
Read MoreBELOW ARE SOME OF THE LEADING INFLUENTIAL PRIVATE ORGANIZATIONS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT THAT HAVE SHAPED THE LAW ENFORCEMENT FIELD SINCE THE LATE 19TH CENTURY IN ALPHABETICAL ORDER. THEY HAVE CONTRIBUTED TO MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN THE...
Read MorePitfalls and Dangers to Undercover Undercover work is not for everyone. You have to have a great deal of confidence in your ability to persuade the suspect that you’re for real. There are benefits to undercover...
Read MorePOLICING PRINCIPALS There are two Policing Principles that are the basis of what modern-day society believes its law enforcement should adhere to daily. Those two Principals are Peel’s Nine Principals and United Nations,...
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