Laughing with the Blues - Shepherd, Gordon
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Think of a Police Officer and you probably think of words such as strict, serious, authoritive and humourless. You'd be wrong. The job is rife with humour which relieves stress and helps one to forget about some of the horrible things Police Officers deal with on a daily basis. This book is about the humour experienced by a Police Officer over his thirty years of service, both on and off duty. The Police Service is made up of people from all walks of life and contains many strange and wonderful characters who enjoyed a good belly laugh regardless of what they were dealing with. Some stories…mehr

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Think of a Police Officer and you probably think of words such as strict, serious, authoritive and humourless. You'd be wrong. The job is rife with humour which relieves stress and helps one to forget about some of the horrible things Police Officers deal with on a daily basis. This book is about the humour experienced by a Police Officer over his thirty years of service, both on and off duty. The Police Service is made up of people from all walks of life and contains many strange and wonderful characters who enjoyed a good belly laugh regardless of what they were dealing with. Some stories are seriously funny, some are unbelievably and weirdly funny, but all are factual - they really did happen!
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Autorenporträt
Gordon Shepherd was born at Dilston, near Hexham, but was raised in the Scotswood district of Newcastle upon Tyne. After leaving comprehensive school at the age of sixteen years, he joined the Royal Air Force as a trainee mechanic, something he wasn't suited to and only managed to serve for eighteen months. At the age of nineteen years, he joined Nonhumbria Police and served for thirty years as a Constable. During that time, he joined various specialist squads, such as Shoplifting, Stolen Vehicle and Local Intelligence, which at the time incorporated the Vice Squad. He was trained as a Self-Defence Instructor and was an LGBT Liaison Officer. In 1999, he worked as a member of a murder investigation team in Newcastle City Centre, utilising his knowledge and skills in LGBT matters. He retired in 2006 and currently enjoys writing, photography, natural history and keeping fit.