(pb; 1990, 1992: true crime)
From the back cover:
"Every day, cops encounter a world more bizarre, more dangerous and more outrageous than most people ever imagine. In Black Friday Coming Down, David Hunter blasts away at the stereotypes - and exposes the real experience of being a cop. . . as only a real cop could tell it."
Review:
Hunter has a natural flair for telling level-headed, reads-like-real-life yet entertaining stories about what it's like to be a cop. Sometimes sad, sometimes funny, sometimes scary and always interesting, this is one of the best true crime books I've read in a long while.
Worth owning, this.
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