Confessions of a Small Town Cop is the story of how the author, Donald C. Partridge searched for identity in his work, relationships and marriage. The object of Donald's search eluded him until he returned to his roots, spiritually. When Donald reconnected with the God he thought had failed him he found forgiveness, by forgiving others, and restoration. Confessions is the testimony of a modern day prodigal, written after encouragement from friends to give this testimony to God in written form. It includes events witnessed that can only be called miracles, as well as the more, mundane everyday experiences of this and other Peace Officers. It goes from humorous to exciting to poignant. Confessions is a must for any likely, would be Cops, and their families. It is an interesting look at law-enforcement for current Cops, and to Christians is a testimony of the redemptive work of Jesus in Donald's life.

Author G. Douglas Ward was sworn in as a police officer in the small North Carolina town of Tarboro at the age of twenty-one. He was about to embark on a ten-year career that he would never forget. In this collection of memoirs, he shares his recollections about adventures that will leave you on the edge of your seat, make you laugh, and make you think. Join him as he recalls - what it was like growing up as the son of a deputy sheriff; - what it meant to go through basic and on-the-job training; - what could happen when dealing with drunken individuals; - what it feels like to lose a best friend. Being a police officer in a small town that never grows means something, especially when your grandfather is a preacher and your father is one of the most well-known people in town. In Memories of a Small-Town Cop, you'll discover what it means to protect and serve a close-knit community.

Life and cases investigated by a 34 year law enforcement/intelligence officer in the USA and in Latin America. The title of this book was suggested to me many years ago when I saw a license plate frame with the words, Bad Cop - No Doughnut".As a police officer I found that thought to fit very well with the American concept that, "Cops like dougnuts - therefore - if he is not a good cop - he gets no doughnuts."My book covers many of the cases and situations I worked on during my career and I firmly believe that my service was such that I would start doing it all again, first thing tomorrow morning.In my opinion, enforcement of the law began with the Code of Hamarabi and has always been based on the idea that evil doers should be apprehended and punished for their transgressions against their fellow man, regardless of their position or status in the community.

"Confessions of an Okie Cop" is a humorous expose of what life was like in the 90's for a rural police officer in Oklahoma. All stories in this book are true and actually happened to the author during his 19 year career. U.S. Retail Price - $9.99"

With the smeared reputation of cops all over America, this book is truly a breath of fresh air. Based on actual stories of small town cops, every chapter will lead you to true-to-life scenes that no one but the people involved are aware of ... 'behind the scenes' stories that nobody will even know about until someone exposes it ... stories that will make every reader reflect on his own life, and his respective calling. Beginning with where the author's passion for the police force started, Small Town Cops is a series of different events in the life of the author as well as those with and around him in the service: fellow cops, victims, villains, couples, parents, children, and all those whose lives he has witnessed and touched, and those that touched him. Written in a fusion of styles that include novel, memoir, self-help, and inspirational, Small Town Cops will appeal to every reader regardless of age, culture, race, gender, and whatever background. It is a timeless book that will be as relevant now as it will be in the future, simply because a cop will always be a cop, and his calling will remain constant, whether he lives up to it or not.

"This amazing book reveals the truth about the police in big and small American towns with a wealth of up-to-the-minute case histories. It exposes the corrupting influences of underworld, upperworld and politics. It tells of honest cops who were demoted, disgraced or fired for trying to uphold the law impartially; and of the others, the corrupt, venal and often vicious cops, it shows how and why they went crooked."--Front flap