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Really STUPID Thing about Being a SERGEANT

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With added responsibility as a Sergeant, the author shares more captivating tales from life on the beat, revealing the amusing challenges that arise in policing. Readers rave about the humor and engaging writing that makes it impossible to put down. The anecdotes are filled with laughter, including memorable moments like a hilariously misguided attempt at anger management, which left one reader chuckling for the rest of the evening. The book addresses the curious questions people often ask cops, particularly those with a cheeky edge, but it turns out the most outrageous moments stem from fellow officers trying to evade consequences rather than the expected scandals. The collection, crafted over thirty years of police service, features unbelievable yet humorous stories, such as: *Hokey Cokey in the pokey with Whistling Willie,* *a trip to McDonald's with Inspector Deadpan Dick,* and *PC Gary Gorman's surprising cleverness.* The author's unique perspective and wit shine through, making this a delightful read that promises to entertain. It's no wonder that many believe this author deserves a spot in every bookstore and on bestseller lists.

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Really STUPID Thing about Being a SERGEANT, Malky McEwan

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Released
2017
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Title
Really STUPID Thing about Being a SERGEANT
Language
English
Released
2017
Format
Paperback
Pages
154
ISBN10
1521478058
ISBN13
9781521478059
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With added responsibility as a Sergeant, the author shares more captivating tales from life on the beat, revealing the amusing challenges that arise in policing. Readers rave about the humor and engaging writing that makes it impossible to put down. The anecdotes are filled with laughter, including memorable moments like a hilariously misguided attempt at anger management, which left one reader chuckling for the rest of the evening. The book addresses the curious questions people often ask cops, particularly those with a cheeky edge, but it turns out the most outrageous moments stem from fellow officers trying to evade consequences rather than the expected scandals. The collection, crafted over thirty years of police service, features unbelievable yet humorous stories, such as: *Hokey Cokey in the pokey with Whistling Willie,* *a trip to McDonald's with Inspector Deadpan Dick,* and *PC Gary Gorman's surprising cleverness.* The author's unique perspective and wit shine through, making this a delightful read that promises to entertain. It's no wonder that many believe this author deserves a spot in every bookstore and on bestseller lists.