Dan Marcou
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Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
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2015
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4 editions
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The Calling: The Making of a Veteran Cop
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2007
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5 editions
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S.W.A.T.: Blue Knights in Black Armor
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2008
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4 editions
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Nobody's Heroes
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2009
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3 editions
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If I Knew Then: Life Lessons From Cops on the Street
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2011
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Street Survival II: Tactics for Deadly Force Encounters
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Destiny of Heroes
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2013
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Hunting for Pheasant
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Simmering Mindfulness: Dogen and Instructions to the Zen Cook (Moment by Moment Zen Reflections series Book 1)
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Law Dogs II: More Great Cops in American History
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“Hays took the time to train his Rangers so they could hit with every shot they fired while on horseback. The Rangers came to handle these weapons like they were an extension of themselves.”
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
“When Jack’s command won a sharp skirmish against the Mexicans, he personally captured the Mexican Commander Juan Sanchez who had been at the Alamo and Goliad. Instead of exacting revenge against Sanchez for the merciless killings of surrendered soldiers, Sergeant Hays treated Sanchez with the dignity and respect of a prisoner of war.”
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
“John Coffee Hays, without formal training, developed tactical combat concepts that are still used today. Hays’ philosophy of giving men superior weapons, training them well, and utilizing speed and audacity on the battlefield would be adopted later by another Californian, George Patton.”
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
― Law Dogs: Great Cops in American History
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