For nearly three decades, Deputy Sheriff Richard Dorr patrolled the rugged North Shore of Lake Superior, where towering pines, vast wilderness, and tight-knit communities set the stage for stories of courage, resilience, and humanity. Chasing Justice offers a rare, firsthand account of law enforcement in rural America—where every call brings the unexpected, and officers must navigate the delicate balance between duty and compassion.
Through gripping and deeply personal stories, Dorr shares encounters that range from life-or-death emergencies to moments of quiet understanding. From tragic accidents and unsolved mysteries to the daily struggles of serving a small town, his experiences shed light on the often-overlooked challenges of rural policing. His reflections reveal the emotional toll, the camaraderie among officers, and the lasting impact of justice—both served and sought.
Chasing Justice is more than a memoir; it’s a testament to the enduring spirit of those who protect and serve. With raw honesty and a storyteller’s touch, Dorr takes readers behind the badge, offering an unforgettable glimpse into the heart of law enforcement in one of the most breathtaking yet unpredictable regions of the country.
Readable, entertaining— particularly when familiar with the area. Picked it up at the Trading Poast and read it while on vacation. I’ll give this one to my Devil Track Lake relatives.