The Guardian by Frank Goff
When veteran Chicago Police Detective Joe Eisman, known among friends as the Iceman entered the dark basement stairwell he was overcome not only by the brutal nature of the young girl's murder but also by what she was holding. Her palms were face up and cradled something precious to her. They were going to make it home no matter what indignity she had to suffer. Little Sara Seraph was on a mission, it was her daddy's birthday. From that very moment, Detective Joe Eisman vowed to see her killer brought to justice.one way or another. For this Detective that did not necessarily mean the killer would be making a courtroom appearance. According to Joe. Some of the best police work a cop can do will never make it into a court of law. Joe believes in street justice and somewhere along the way it will be served. However Eisman's questionable ways of getting things done are hampered along the way when he is suddenly teamed up with less experienced and by the book, Detective Jennifer Wilkes. She is from downtown and has been brought in to curb Eisman's 'cowboy' style of police work. Eisman always works alone and is not happy with the new assignment. There's a reason Joe likes to work by himself.one person can keep a secret and Joe has many he'd rather not share. Along the way Detective Wilkes becomes a reluctant participant to Eisman and his questionable method of operation, as she sees on a case-by-case basis how he operates and why. Will she be able to keep a secret? Or will she bring The Iceman down?The author worked for 32 years. At the Chicago Police Department, he worked as a Detective with the Violent Crimes Section and retired as a Detective. Throughout his tenure, he had a 99% conviction record on criminal arrests. After retirement, he became an instructor with Pat McCarthy's highly ranked Street Crimes Police Training Program, which took him all over the United States, Canada, and Mexico. The author and his former partner, Chicago Police Detective Walter Smith, are Nationally Recognized Specialists in the topic of Hidden Compartments in Motor Vehicles/AKA 'Trap Cars,' and have introduced legislation to address the issue as a matter of officer safety.
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| ISBN 13 | 9780983773306 |
| ISBN 10 | 0983773300 |
| Title | The Guardian |
| Author | Frank Goff |
| Condition | Unavailable |
| Binding Type | Paperback |
| Publisher | Blackthorne |
| Year published | 2011-08-29 |
| Number of pages | 220 |
| Cover note | Book picture is for illustrative purposes only, actual binding, cover or edition may vary. |
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