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- Author(s): Kenneth Strange
- 354 Pages
- True Crime, General
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Book Synopsis
. The author served with three Federal Agencies pursuing criminals and bad actors. Those agencies were the FBI, the US Agency for International Development and the Department of Justice. His service to those agencies brought him into conflict with Jihadists, the Cartels and international perpetrators of fraud.
This experience unique to that of the traditional agent sets this story apart from any other in the law enforcement genre. His service to those agencies brought him into conflict with Jihadists, the Cartels and international perpetrators of fraud. Unique to the law enforcement genre is the variety of investigative stories accrued from the three distinct and distinguished US Government agencies.
In this book, he breaks down his Federal career into the Fight Against Jihad (FBI), the Fight Against Global Fraud (USAID OIG) and the Fight Against the Cartels (DOJ OIG). This unusual book has been hailed by Ray Kelly former two-time NYC Police Commissioner and William Bratton former NYC Police Commissioner and LA Police Chief and several other prominent in the genre.
Review Quotes
"A Cop's Son is both a gripping and great page-turning read!"
--Ray Kelly two time NYPD Police Commissioner and author of Vigilance
"A Cop's Son is a fast moving and compelling memoir bound to entertain any reader!"
--Bill Bratton NYPD Police Commissioner, LAPD Police Chief and author of The Profession