A.B. Patterson's Blog
February 20, 2026
COPS WRITING CRIME - 3 more members join The Squad!
Another 3 entries for The Squad today (2 American - both deceased, and 1 British - a couple), bringing its numbers to 445. One entry is a couple team writing together, so they count as one for The Squad.
That's 445 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Michael Carey (pseudonym for Edward J. Burton) who served with the NYPD. He is deceased, although there is no date available. His novels were published in the 1950s.
2. Gareth and Louise Ward - our couple crime writing team - who both served as officers in the UK, Northamptonshire Police and Nottingham Police respectively. They now live in New Zealand.
3. Ann Rule (deceased in 2015) who served with the Seattle PD in the USA. She is very well known for dozens of true crime books, but she did one crime fiction novel.
Our Squad now consists of:
300 American, 76 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 445 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Michael Carey (pseudonym for Edward J. Burton) who served with the NYPD. He is deceased, although there is no date available. His novels were published in the 1950s.
2. Gareth and Louise Ward - our couple crime writing team - who both served as officers in the UK, Northamptonshire Police and Nottingham Police respectively. They now live in New Zealand.
3. Ann Rule (deceased in 2015) who served with the Seattle PD in the USA. She is very well known for dozens of true crime books, but she did one crime fiction novel.
Our Squad now consists of:
300 American, 76 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
COPS WRITING CRIME - 3 more members join The Squad!
Another 3 entries for The Squad today (2 American - both deceased, and 1 British - a couple), bringing its numbers to 445. One entry is a couple team writing together, so they count as one for The Squad.
That's 445 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Michael Carey (pseudonym for Edward J. Burton) who served with the NYPD. He is deceased, although there is no date available. His novels were published in the 1950s.
2. Gareth and Louise Ward - our couple crime writing team - who both served as officers in the UK, Northamptonshire Police and Nottingham Police respectively. They now live in New Zealand.
3. Ann Rule (deceased in 2015) who served with the Seattle PD in the USA. She is very well known for dozens of true crime books, but she did one crime fiction novel.
Our Squad now consists of:
300 American, 76 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 445 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Michael Carey (pseudonym for Edward J. Burton) who served with the NYPD. He is deceased, although there is no date available. His novels were published in the 1950s.
2. Gareth and Louise Ward - our couple crime writing team - who both served as officers in the UK, Northamptonshire Police and Nottingham Police respectively. They now live in New Zealand.
3. Ann Rule (deceased in 2015) who served with the Seattle PD in the USA. She is very well known for dozens of true crime books, but she did one crime fiction novel.
Our Squad now consists of:
300 American, 76 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
February 12, 2026
COPS WRITING CRIME - 4 more members join The Squad!
Another 4 colleagues (2 British, 1 American, and 1 Australian) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 442.
That's 442 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Simon Dinsdale who served with the Essex Police in the UK.
2. Shawn Wilson who served with the US Marshall's Service.
3. Harry Tangye who served with the Devon & Cornwall Police in the UK.
4. Stephen Donnelly who served with the Queensland Police in Australia.
Our Squad now consists of:
298 American, 75 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 442 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Simon Dinsdale who served with the Essex Police in the UK.
2. Shawn Wilson who served with the US Marshall's Service.
3. Harry Tangye who served with the Devon & Cornwall Police in the UK.
4. Stephen Donnelly who served with the Queensland Police in Australia.
Our Squad now consists of:
298 American, 75 British, 19 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
February 10, 2026
COPS WRITING CRIME - 3 more members join The Squad!
COPS WRITING CRIME - 3 more members join The Squad!
Another 3 colleagues (all American this time) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 438.
That's 438 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Gary Edgington who served with several law enforcement agencies in Los Angeles and California.
2. Adam Plantinga who served with both the Milwaukee PD and the SFPD.
3. Sarah Cortez who served with the Harris County PD in Texas.
Our Squad now consists of:
297 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
Another 3 colleagues (all American this time) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 438.
That's 438 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Gary Edgington who served with several law enforcement agencies in Los Angeles and California.
2. Adam Plantinga who served with both the Milwaukee PD and the SFPD.
3. Sarah Cortez who served with the Harris County PD in Texas.
Our Squad now consists of:
297 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
January 22, 2026
COPS WRITING CRIME - 3 more members join The Squad!
Another 3 colleagues (all American this time) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 435.
That's 435 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. W.C. Gordon who I believe is still a serving officer somewhere in Florida.
2. Vic Kusske who served with the Yakima PD in Washington State.
3. John Good who served with the Illinois PD.
Our Squad now consists of:
294 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 435 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. W.C. Gordon who I believe is still a serving officer somewhere in Florida.
2. Vic Kusske who served with the Yakima PD in Washington State.
3. John Good who served with the Illinois PD.
Our Squad now consists of:
294 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
January 20, 2026
Cops Writing Crime - 3 more members join The Squad!
Another 3 colleagues (2 British and 1 American) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 432.
That's 432 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. James D. Mortain who served with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary in the UK.
2. Charlie Owen who served with both the Home Counties Police and the London Police in the UK.
3. Jeff Shaw who served with the police in Florida in the USA.
Our Squad now consists of:
291 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 432 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. James D. Mortain who served with the Avon & Somerset Constabulary in the UK.
2. Charlie Owen who served with both the Home Counties Police and the London Police in the UK.
3. Jeff Shaw who served with the police in Florida in the USA.
Our Squad now consists of:
291 American, 73 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
January 7, 2024
Cops Writing Crime - 2 new members join The Squad.
Another 2 colleagues (1 American and 1 British) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 429.
That's 429 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Tim O'Rourke who served with the police in the UK, although I'm not sure which Force.
2. Aaron Philip Clark who served with the LAPD in the US.
Our Squad now consists of:
290 American, 71 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 429 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Tim O'Rourke who served with the police in the UK, although I'm not sure which Force.
2. Aaron Philip Clark who served with the LAPD in the US.
Our Squad now consists of:
290 American, 71 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
November 7, 2023
My short story "Beelzebub's Bird" appears in the new Pulp Modern.
I do love writing my short stories, and seeing them published in anthology magazines is a buzz beyond description.
"Pulp Modern" is an anthology magazine I've been reading with rapture for years now. The editor, Alec Cizak, curates a publication that both garners great authors and stories as well as standing firm in supporting freedom of expression. Whilst I've loved reading "Pulp Modern" over the years, I've hankered for a berth in its line-up.
Et voilà! My story, "Beelzebub's Bird" appears in this special issue volume. The story has a horror twist with a distinctly Aussie backdrop, so not my usual hard-boiled crime stuff.
I was invited to do a story version of a short film, "Cocky", with the screenplay written by Aaron McJames and Darren Casey. It was an incredibly fun project, and I do hope you like the end result.
Let's put it this way...the next time you see a sulphur-crested cockatoo, it'll have you thinking!
Cheers,
ABP
"Pulp Modern" is an anthology magazine I've been reading with rapture for years now. The editor, Alec Cizak, curates a publication that both garners great authors and stories as well as standing firm in supporting freedom of expression. Whilst I've loved reading "Pulp Modern" over the years, I've hankered for a berth in its line-up.
Et voilà! My story, "Beelzebub's Bird" appears in this special issue volume. The story has a horror twist with a distinctly Aussie backdrop, so not my usual hard-boiled crime stuff.
I was invited to do a story version of a short film, "Cocky", with the screenplay written by Aaron McJames and Darren Casey. It was an incredibly fun project, and I do hope you like the end result.
Let's put it this way...the next time you see a sulphur-crested cockatoo, it'll have you thinking!
Cheers,
ABP
July 3, 2023
Cops Writing Crime - 3 new members join The Squad
Another 3 colleagues (2 American and 1 British) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 427.
That's 427 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Chris LeGrow who served with the Omaha PD in Nebraska.
2. Steve Barnbrook who served with the West Midlands Police in the UK.
3. Don Deputy who served with the Lawrence PD in Indiana.
Our Squad now consists of:
289 American, 70 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 427 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Chris LeGrow who served with the Omaha PD in Nebraska.
2. Steve Barnbrook who served with the West Midlands Police in the UK.
3. Don Deputy who served with the Lawrence PD in Indiana.
Our Squad now consists of:
289 American, 70 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
April 22, 2023
Cops Writing Crime - 4 new Squad members.
Another 4 colleagues (all American) join The Squad today, bringing its numbers to 424.
That's 424 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Mark Beckner who served with the Boulder PD in Colorado.
2. Kathy Bennett who served with the LAPD.
3. David Dean who served with the Avalon PD in New Jersey.
4. George P. Norris who served with the NYPD.
Our Squad now consists of:
287 American, 69 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
That's 424 cops and ex-cops (and other law enforcement types, plus some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction. You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
We have joining us today:
1. Mark Beckner who served with the Boulder PD in Colorado.
2. Kathy Bennett who served with the LAPD.
3. David Dean who served with the Avalon PD in New Jersey.
4. George P. Norris who served with the NYPD.
Our Squad now consists of:
287 American, 69 British, 18 Australian, 18 Canadian, 5 French,
4 New Zealander, 3 Finnish, 2 Dutch, 2 Swedish,
2 Irish, 1 Bahamian, 1 Norwegian, 1 Danish
1 Italian, 1 Czech, 1 Russian, 1 Hungarian,
1 Spaniard, 1 Pakistani, 1 Chinese, 1 Brazilian, 1 Indian,
2 "International" (listed as this due to current serving officer requirements)
I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.
Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
Cheers,
ABP
