Street Reality for Writers from the Perspective of Law Enforcement

Presented by: James L’Etoile | Jeffrey James Higgins | Paul James Smith

Categories: Fiction | Forensics | Law Enforcement | Nonfiction | Writing

Year: 2022

Experienced agents and police officers discuss what drives law enforcement crazy when they read from writers who have not done their research, how to get things right, inside tips on procedures, shootings, and guns, and using fact-checking resources.

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