No Lights, No Sirens (hard nose cop book)

[lawwdogg2006]

This by far is the best book on a cops life I have ever read. Robert Cea was a police officer in New York City and a hardnose one at that, but he oversteps a boundary that draws him to be the like the streets he works in day in and day out. This recollection of his career shows the fine line between his job and his home life. I read this book in 4 days and just couldn't pull away from it. I highly recommend this book to all of you and hope you enjoy it.

[chaser]

This by far is the best book on a cops life I have ever read. Robert Cea was a police officer in New York City and a hardnose one at that, but he oversteps a boundary that draws him to be the like the streets he works in day in and day out. This recollection of his career shows the fine line between his job and his home life. I read this book in 4 days and just couldn't pull away from it. I highly recommend this book to all of you and hope you enjoy it.

If you have done read it then you shouldn't need it back for a while, so leave it on my desk and I will get it back to you in a few weeks or a few months being I read slower.

[Robb]

Thanks for the recommendation. I have been looking for another good book. I just finished the book COP : A True Story and A Cop's Life. I have to say that A Cop's Life by Las Vegas PD Sgt. Randy Sutton was probably the best book I have ever read. It was absolutely amazing. Maybe I'll check this book out next time I'm wandering around Barnes and Noble on my lunch beak.

[tenfour]

Just ordered it off Ebay for a buck something, sounds good! Thanks