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Curbchek 2nd edition (The CurbCheK Series Book 1) (English Edition) Formato Kindle
Curbchek is the story of a damaged cop, Zach Fortier. Fortier worked in the police department for the city where he grew up. One foot in the world of the cops, courts and legal system. The other in the world of gangs, drugs, thugs and street violence. Where the laws and rules are made by the strongest, the schemers and most brutal. Read about the transformation of Fortier from a green rookie to a damaged paranoid veteran seeing danger in every situation. Follow along as he walks this tight rope. Trying to make difference, breaking the laws he promised to enforce. This is a story of law and order uncensored.
- LinguaInglese
- Data di pubblicazione8 gennaio 2014
- Dimensioni file6376 KB
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- ASIN : B005IC6DQA
- Editore : Steele Shark Press; 2nd edizione (8 gennaio 2014)
- Lingua : Inglese
- Dimensioni file : 6376 KB
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- Lunghezza stampa : 186 pagine
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All the many chapters are short and concise, laced with both insights and reactionary opinions, and when Fortier writes about something that roused his indignation at the time, his feelings are just as fresh as they were thirty years ago. However, distance does lend an understanding that was impossible at the time, so he is often able to analyze events and feelings with a detachment he could not achieve when he wore a uniform. The events are not chronological and appear quite random, though some people and events will be either recalled or foreshadowed at various times, but in that his presentation mirrors his experience as a patrol officer--he never knew how an assigned call would turn out, and one assignment had little impact on another.
For the most part, Fortier tells the stories of damaged people, injured by life, by others or by themselves, and he himself is not exempted. Even those who join the police for all the right reasons and try to follow a higher path find themselves changed by the job. Other officers are damaged goods to begin with, but are successful because they can play the system, use office politics to slither their way into positions of authority. We meet sergeants who seek headlines and medals, lieutenants who are control freaks, and a chief of police who feels it is better to toady up to the city council than to protect the public. We also meet officers who will weep when forced to shoot someone, or who will rush into a burning building to save people they never met and who probably hate them anyway. The villains of the book (the ones out of uniform) range from hallucinating tweakers to tattooed gang-bangers to murderers to shoplifting parolees who don't want to be arrested in front of their kids.
The writing in this book is not fine literature. There is a rawness about it that mirrors the subject matter, and a directness like a .357 aimed right between the eyes. The author does not try to soften the picture he reveals. He reveals villains and heroes (and some who are a bit of both) as flawed humans, complete with warts and all. In some true accounts of street policing, sometimes a reader is left wondering how much is real and how much is aggrandizing or glossing by the author; here, however, the raw, direct and often self-deprecatory prose leaves no room for doubt of the author's sincerity and brutal honesty.

