101 Reasons Why You Should Not Become A Cop

About the Book

The real world of law enforcement often bears little similarity to the action-packed police dramas depicted on television and in the movies. Many people who are drawn into a career in law enforcement have little knowledge about the trials and tribulations faced by police officers in contemporary society. Author James Warner offers an objective point of view on this crisis in his insightful book 101 Reasons Why You Should Not Become A Cop.

With a diverse background including over nineteen years of experience as a police officer, traffic officer, police supervisor, and field-training supervisor, Warner delivers an honest portrayal of the negative aspects of law enforcement. He has spent numerous years collecting true-life experiences from present and retired officers-and from ex-police officers who resigned from the force. Some of the stories include:

• The Heavy Badge Syndrome
• Injuries on the Job
• The Quasi-Military Nature of Law Enforcement
• Marriage Is a Hobby

101 Reasons Why Not To Become A Cop is a valuable resource for anyone considering a career in law enforcement, as well as a source of humor and comfort for veteran officers.

About the Author

James Warner has a diverse background in law enforcement. His educational background includes years of police POST certified training, a four-year degree in criminal justice, and a four-year degree in psychology.