46-Rescue to Central - by Luis Rivera (Paperback)

Book Synopsis

46-Rescue to Central chronicles the very real and very dangerous experiences of the men and women of the Forty-Six Precinct volunteer rescue unit.

Written to honor those unsung heroes. The novel expresses real stories of those who experience such dramatic moments while volunteering for the NYPD. With extraordinary determination, to get the job done. A volunteer rescue team committed to taking back their communities one night at time, from the brink of violence and chaos.

Formed from a group of concerned citizens from New York City in the late 1970s. The members of 46-rescue unit volunteered their time to render medical attention (like CPR and triage) to those in need by any means necessary.

The volunteer rescue squad were cheered on by most in the communities they served and accepted by the regular police officers. Feared by those who didn't have a clue who they were but appreciated by those who knew who they were. Determined beyond measure to take back their neighborhoods even if it meant bending the rules a little. They were called nuts by naysayers and heroes by those they helped.

Read the interesting accounts and heart-pounding action of the cases these brave men and women responded too. They responded and rendered medical attention to those involved in shootings, stabbings and car accidents.

The perfect addition to bookshelves to those who enjoy nostalgia of the NYPD or those who enjoy old-fashioned stories about the big city. This volunteer rescue squad, of the NYPD, will raise your enthusiastic emotion, and concerned for those citizens who with a vested interest in their communities gave willingly without expecting anything in returned. This book '46-Rescue to Central' immortalizes the work of its members in the annals of history with reverence and thanks.