Henderson Michaels possess an uncanny knack for putting bad people behind bars. Good-looking and cutthroat, he has a bright future at the NYPD, ex-military, and top of his class. He's one of the first police officers to move up in the ranks to detective in under three years. He also has a reason behind wanting to be a...
Arabella Cartridge had her heart stolen and it wasn't metaphorically. Driven by the need for revenge against the sea witch who stole it, Arabella has turned to piracy in an attempt to steal back her heart and kill the witch. There's just one problem: a curse that keeps Arabella from dying also keeps her from finding o...
After his actions when dealing with a suspect come under scrutiny, Officer Alex Walton begins to feel abandoned by his department and his community. Everyone seems to think he went too far, but they weren't there. His life and the lives of others were in danger. Why didn't they understand that? The community demands j...
Officer Brian Andrews is dedicated to protecting and serving the community of East Effete. He's watched the city go downhill fast in his fifteen years on the force but is dedicated to restoring it back to what it once was. Also, read Battle in the Streets
The life of a first responder. It's dangerous and scary, but it's also rewarding. With the troubles they have on the job, plus the criticism they get from the public, why do they do what they do? What makes it worth it? This is 'The Life Of A First Responder'.
When are we going to stand with our police officers and say, "Thank you"? They stand in the frontlines so we don't have to. Law enforcement officers are the sheepdogs, holding back the vicious wolves from the sheep, often thanklessly. I wrote this open letter to police officers for the purpose of motivating them to co...
Through everything they have fought for us, we throw them off to the side as if we're ashamed of them protecting us. What is life like for our military veterans? Sadly, for some not too good.
#328 in Action on 6/22/17 What if your dream career became too dangerous? What if everyone you served spit in your face and threatened to kill you? But despite these things, what if you continued your dream job? What would make you want to give up? And most importantly, why would you keep going? These questions are...