Detroit Cop Dreams of a National Police Union
A Detroit officer, off duty and in a downtown bar, contemplates a national police union led by militant chiefs while recalling ten years on the streets. He stresses trust, danger, and the line between protecting the public and violence, describing rival officers and the 1967 civil unrest.
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Detroit
Joligeman's Union
Jxilicenan
National Police Union
John Gassese
New York
Richard G. MacEachern
Boston
Ant Fargily
Millionaire Traffic Cop in Johannesburg Finds Joy in Duty
Richard Hoyle, a Johannesburg resident known as a wealthy traffic cop, directs rush hour traffic daily on a main road into the city. He owns a yacht, luxury cars, and a Bryanston home. his wife seeks divorce claiming support, while Hoyle defends his voluntary service and says he will be appointed part time traffic officer at modest pay.
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iSenih
Africa
Richard Hoyle
Monte Carlo
Bryanston
Angle
Hoyle
Moyle
Ake
Supreme Court
Jonames F. Oberholzer
Coun
Birger
Ehlen
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