Mitchell Spence served with one of the largest police forces in the United Kingdom for over 27 years as a police cadet and a regular police officer, becoming a qualified inspector before retiring.As a direct result of his experiences, Mitchell was diagnosed with depression, anxiety and stress, and towards his latter years because of how they targeted him for not "singing the organisational song" and closed ranks against him, he was further diagnosed with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder.Mitchell took it upon himself to write all of his professional life and some of his earlier personal life down as a way to 'tame the beast' we all know as PTSD and conquer it.Throughout those years he witnessed many changes in the role of police officer, some good and some not so good through the 'thatcher years' and successive governments.During this time, Mitchell always believed in truth and justice, and the fact that police officers were there to uphold the law and not make or break the law.In his book, you, the reader, will be taken through his career as though you were right by his side, witnessing first hand everything he witnessed. There are may books out there to be read but this is probably the only one which will give you the good, the bad and the ugly insights into what policing has been like from the early 80's into the millennium and beyond.Some would refer to his book as a 'warts and all' account but however it is referred to, it is a must read, illustrating its effects on police officers, their families and most importantly you, the reader.That was his career, his life work. This is his story...*Reader Advisory*Certain sections of this book have adult orientated language but this is the way conversations went for certain scenarios, and the reader must be prepared for these.

In this comprehensive, simple to understand, and informative literature, the author, Michael will lift the reader to a place not known to mankind with many revelations in the Bible that has yet to be discovered. You will find many spiritual treasures in this book. The Lord has revealed his knowledge , his understanding, his wisdom unto Michael, and he wants everyone to ascend with him into the secret place of the most high God called heaven . He explores in detail many hidden secrets in the Bible by using scriptures to resolve many unanswered questions, such as the following: What was the fruit that Adam and Eve ate? What are the two images of man? What are the two olive trees? Who is the mother whore in Revelation chapter 17? What are the beast, his mark , and his name? Who is the Antichrist? When is the coming of the Lord ? What is the everlasting fire ? What is the battle of Armageddon ? When is the resurrection ? What and when is the end? If you want to know the truth about our heavenly Father and all of these unanswered questions, then this book is for you. Nothing will compare to what you have ever read, until you read this astounding novel. This book is so explosive that it can literally bring you out of the hell that you are going through and quicken your spirit , soul, and body and make you free from your sins. This is not a chapter-by-chapter, verse-by-verse book. You must rightfully divide the truth, nothing but the truth. Enjoy!

One of the nation's most respected newsmen tells the riveting inside story of 13 days that revealed the true character of modern American journalism.

A steaming cup of coffee, a heart-warming story, a poignant time of meditation and prayer in your favorite place of solitude. A few quiet moments alone with God?what a great way to begin . . . or end . . . your day. Now, Charles, Swindoll, the master communicator whose compelling stories and eye-opening insights have helped millions of people find and build meaningful relationships with God, brings you this moving collection of 365 daily devotionals. Based on the Bible and his best-selling classic, The Finishing Touch, this new book provides just what you need to open your heart to the Lord's love and leading every day. Your soul-strengthening journey through this volume can begin at any time during the year. And you will be drawn ever nearer to the heart of God through these brief encounters with Him as you study and worship Day by Day with Charles Swindoll.

Jim Dawkins left home at the age of sixteen to pursue his dream of joining the army, and subsequently served with the Royal Green Jackets, including tours of Canada and Northern Ireland. During that time he learnt many important lessons in the ‘University of Life' that would serve him well in the future, such as discipline, respect, pride and honour, but which, at the same time, would lead to insufferable stress as he constantly battled with his conscience and struggled to swim against the tide. Once back in Civvy Street, and with a new house and a baby to support, Jim decided to join the Prison Service. But what faced him in this new career, which centred on Wandsworth, Wormwood Scrubs and Belmarsh prisons, shocked him to the core. For this ex-squaddie, who believed in establishing good working relationships with inmates, including notorious long-termer, Charles Bronson, the cancerous environment of staff bully-boy tactics and prisoner victimization was sickening. Jim tells his story, which, although peppered with humorous anecdotes of often lager-induced incidents from both his army and prison days, bears witness to the stark reality of what actually goes on behind prison doors, and exposes both the glaring flaws in the prison system and the atrocities perpetrated in the name of justice, which ultimately forced his decision to leave the Prison Service seven years later.

For many, the Kray twins are legends but for Chris Lambrianou they were something else entirely . . . As a young East End tearaway, Chris turned to crime to escape the grinding poverty of his life. Armed robbery, safe blowing, fraud, even attempted murder - the big brash Cockney did the lot. Then, when he became too successful, the Krays decided they wanted a slice of his action. Pulled into their orbit, Chris was unimpressed by a crime empire built on fear, and alarmed to realise his brother Tony had become a paid up member of their firm. Then Chris was lured to the party that ended in the murder of Jack the Hat McVitie. Wanting to protect Tony, Chris helped dispose of the body. He was arrested along with the Krays and their firm, and after a sensational trial he was jailed for life in 1969. In this searing autobiography, he also describes what it's like to face life as a category A prisoner, the beatings and harsh regime, the friendship he found with other prisoners like Charlie Richardson and Bruce Reynolds. Still, in deep despair after years inside, he tried to kill himself but ultimately found the strength not just to survive but to change his life forever . . .

Many of our favourite brands now openly espouse 'ethical' credentials, so how is it that they can import billions of pounds' worth of goods from the developing world every year while leaving the people who produce them barely scraping a living? Are they being cynically opportunistic? Or is it that global commerce will always be incompatible with the eradication of poverty? And, if so, are charity and fair trade initiatives the only way forward? In Unfair Trade Conor Woodman travels the world - from Nicaragua to the Congo and from Laos to Afghanistan - to establish the truth. In the course of his journeys he uncovers some truly shocking stories about the way big business operates, but he also sees a way forward that could reconcile the apparently irreconcilable.

Recently drummed out of a prestigious local university and its forensic research laboratory for blowing the whistle on pillars of the community, Dr. Cornell Westerly is a promising forensic scientist with a brand-new diploma and a California license plate. Hes an apprentice crime scene investigator in need of a steady job to pay the rent. Westerly, an expert in DNA analysis, finds that opportunity with Detective Dash Brogan of the Los Angeles Police Department, a man steeped in the hard-boiled, old-school police procedurals of bygone times. Together, they take on some of the citys most heinous crimes, including Westerlys first gruesome case involving eight hanging children. Rise, Rise, Dark Horses of American Noir follows this young, fresh-out-of-college protg as he braves the notorious mean streets of the City of Angels in search of redemption, love, and forensic truth. In blending the innocence of youth with the verve, grit, and pluck of the classic crime novel, author Konrad Ventana pays homage to the dark horses of Chandler, Hammett, Woolrich, and Spillane while exploring the depths of human depravity.

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