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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.

Donald Gill is a retired Puyallup Police Sergeant and a former member of the Special Investigations Unit. He started his career as a Military Police for the US Army in 1975, was honorably discharged in 1978 as a Military Police Investigator, was hired as a Police Officer for the Sumner Police Department in 1979, and moved to the Puyallup Police in 1989. He retired in May 31, 2012. Don’s significant achievements include: the creation of the department’s fitness program; creation of Wheelbeat, bicycle patrol cops; numerous championships in Police and Fire Olympics in swimming and bicycle road racing events; and a Chief’s award for bulldog operation, a chop shop; among others. He is also the 7th certified IPMBA (International Police on Mountain Bike Association) nationally, and a proud veteran of 38 triathlons including two Ironman events. Most of the more adventurous and challenging roles that Don performed were from his being a detective for TNET (Tahoma Narcotic Enforcement Team), a task force that worked dope from Dade County Florida to LA California. He also appeared live on an episode of Unusual Suspects titled “No Mercy”. Don is happily married for 44 years to his wife, Vicky. They have two grown kids and three great grand children. There are two cops in his family, one fire marshal, and more cops in the making.