Thomas Fribbs's New Book "The Beat Goes On: A Street Cop's Stories" is a Riveting Chronicle of a Police Officer's Life on Duty
Recent release "The Beat Goes On: A Street Cop's Stories" from Page Publishing author Thomas Fribbs is an enthralling narrative of an officer of the law's fulfilling experience on the field.
MOHAVE VALLEY, Ariz., Jan. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- Thomas Fribbs, a retired officer of the City of Phoenix Police Department, has completed his new book "The Beat Goes On: A Street Cop's Stories": a gripping account that shares the author's life as a police officer to readers.
Author Fribbs writes the significance of officers in ensuring the safety and security of society if it's to be shielded from harm: "Phoenix, Arizona, is our nation's fifth largest city as of 2016. Its population of 1.6 million people is spread out over 517.6 square miles.
Its police department is currently made up of seven patrol precincts with 2,900 sworn officers. (Don't do the math of officers per square mile; it will scare you.) At the heart of all this remains a beat patrolled by a street cop.
The author served twenty-five-plus years with the Phoenix Police department.
This story attempts to take you down dark places with often funny outcomes. It's all true; you can't make this stuff up.
A picture of routine days interrupted with emergency calls and sometimes pranks played. The story will have you rocketing down city streets in high-speed pursuits right into chaotic hospital emergency rooms. Life-and-death dramas play out amidst simpler times. A picture of East Van Buren (EVB) in the1980s will emerge, exposing its violent underbelly of prostitution, drugs, and general lawlessness. Experience the organized confusion of a big-city airport as security breaches occur. Enjoy the ride.
I would have done it for free if I didn't have bills to pay.
Police officers worldwide are the thin blue line.
Picture a world without them."
Published by New York City-based Page Publishing, Thomas Fribbs's astounding opus magnifies the dedication of police officers that inspires appreciation and gratitude for their contribution to the society.
Readers who wish to experience this work can purchase "The Beat Goes On: A Street Cop's Stories" at bookstores everywhere, or online at the Apple iTunes store, Amazon, Google Play, or Barnes and Noble.
For additional information or media inquiries, contact Page Publishing at 866-315-2708.
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SOURCE Page Publishing, Inc.
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