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Thin Bruised Line: The Imminent Threat to Police and Public Safety

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Thin Bruised Line: The Imminent Threat to Police and Public Safety

by Doug Clark

Key Porter Books | March 12, 2010 | Hardcover

Lose respect and you lose the streets. That's the hard lesson American police learned as their cities burned in the 1960s. Today, Canadian police are scrambling to preserve public order from a new "perfect storm" looming over the horizon and under the political radar. Their vaunted thin blue line of front-line officers is greyed, frayed, and stretched to the breaking point. Plagued by failed leadership and too few recruits, our police are frantically digging in behind the scenes against the converging triple threats poised to engulf them: shifting demographics, increasingly complex laws, and unrealistic expectations. The threat to officers and public safety has never been greater.

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Lose respect and you lose the streets. That's the hard lesson American police learned as their cities burned in the 1960s. Today, Canadian police are scrambling to preserve public order from a new "perfect storm" looming over the horizon and under the political radar. Their vaunted thin blue line of front-line officers is greyed, frayed, and stretched to the breaking point. Plagued by failed leadership and too few recruits, our police are frantically digging in behind the scenes against the converging triple threats poised to engulf them: shifting demographics, increasingly complex laws, and unrealistic expectations. The threat to officers and public safety has never been greater.

About the Author

DOUG CLARK is an award-winning investigative journalist with thirty years'' experience. His five books include Dark Paths, Cold Trails: How a Mountie Led the Quest to Link Serial Killers to Their Victims, shortlisted in 2003 for an Arthur Ellis non-fiction award; and Unkindest Cut:The Torso Murder of Selina Shen. He lives in North Gower, Ontario.

Hardcover

320 Pages, 5.9 x 8.8 x 1.2 in

March 12, 2010

Key Porter Books

English


1554701945
9781554701940

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