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    Summary of Joe Kenda's I Will Find You
    Summary of Joe Kenda's I Will Find You
    Summary of Joe Kenda's I Will Find You
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    Summary of Joe Kenda's I Will Find You

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    #1 I was a rookie police officer in Colorado Springs in 1973 when I was dispatched to the White Spot restaurant on a call of a cop being attacked. I had to help save the cop’s life, and my reputation as a head-banging street cop was made.

    #2 I was once dispatched to a bar to break up a fight, and found a giant Native American fighter throwing people around like rag dolls. I brought him down, but we paid for it. My shit magnet reputation spread beyond the police department and into the community at large.

    #3 The West Side of Colorado Springs was not the new and shiny part of the city. It was a hot zone, with more bars than churches. It was a rough neighborhood, with residents born there and dying there. Most residents abandoned hope before it abandoned them.

    #4 I was assigned to the West Side of Colorado Springs, where I arrived to find a chaotic scene of men and women fighting each other at a local mortuary. I arrested the man responsible for the casket assault.

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    PublisherIRB Media
    Release dateMay 21, 2022
    ISBN9781669394266
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      #1

      I was a rookie police officer in Colorado Springs in 1973 when I was dispatched to the White Spot restaurant on a call of a cop being attacked. I had to help save the cop’s life, and my reputation as a head-banging street cop was made.

      #2

      I was once dispatched to a bar to break up a fight, and found a giant Native American fighter throwing people around like rag dolls. I brought him down, but we paid for it. My shit magnet reputation spread beyond the police department and into the community at large.

      #3

      The West Side of Colorado Springs was not the new and shiny part of the city. It was a hot zone, with more bars than churches. It was a rough neighborhood, with residents born there and dying there. Most residents abandoned hope before it abandoned them.

      #4

      I was assigned to the West Side of Colorado Springs, where I arrived to find a chaotic scene of men and women fighting each other at a local mortuary. I arrested the man responsible for the casket assault.

      #5

      My family history is one of tragedy and loss. My paternal grandfather was killed in a mine cave-in in 1933, and my father and uncle never spoke to each other after that.

      #6

      My mother was Irish, born Virginia Morrissey, and she took on the Bohunk mentality after marrying my father. She was especially mean to the two women who dared to marry her sons and steal them away from her.

      #7

      I had to negotiate my way around so many volatile and warring personalities growing up, and my first career choice was international diplomacy. I majored in political science as an undergrad at the University of Pittsburgh. Then I attended Ohio State University, thinking I’d get a master’s degree

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