Teen Cops 'A Time for Redemption'

Teen Cops

A Time for Redemption

D Rossmaur

Illustrations by Alex Gray

First published by Barny Books  

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ISBN No: 978.1.906542.42.9

Publishers:  

Barny Books  

Hough on the Hill  

Grantham  

Lincolnshire  

NG32 2BB

Tel: 01400 250246  

www.barnybooks.co.uk

Cover design by  

Kevin Stickings  

Cape of Disappointment photograph provided by  

Carol Zahorsky

With special thanks to my father Stanley for all his support

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Chapter 1

My name is Scott Hunter and boy has my life changed over the  

past 7 months. I was sent to a youth correction centre to serve a two  

year sentence for computer hacking. That was just the beginning. I  

wasted my God given IT talents when I hacked into the US treasury  

web site and got caught by the feds. Not the brightest idea I know.  

Sure I was guilty, but in my opinion, the punishment far exceeded  

the crime and I was feeling bitter about life, because it sucked. I'd let  

my parents down, especially my father and if I could change  

anything I would. I had thought that getting a second chance was  

impossible, but I was wrong.

After 3 months incarcerated in a California Correction Centre, I  

heard about a new trial scheme for the first mixed sex correctional  

centre in the US to be located in Gresham Oregon. I wanted in, big  

time, so I applied for a transfer. Because of my exemplary  

behaviour, along with my exceptional IT skills, it seems I made a  

suitable candidate for the scheme. You never know, perhaps my  

skills could finally be put to good use teaching other inmates how  

not to get caught. Or rather, what I meant to say is how not to do the  

crime in the first place. I thought of myself as the Mark Zuckerberg  

equivalent of crime book and not Facebook, which has a nice ring to