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    Life As a Jailer: Through the Officers Eyes

    By Capt. Joe DeFranco and K-9 Off. Tom Duncan

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    "Life as a Jailer” is a book that is long overdue, and is NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART. Have you ever wonder what REALLY goes on behind the walls of a Prison or Jail. If so, you just found the right book. We (Ret.) Capt. Joe DeFranco & (Ret.) K-9 Off. Tom Duncan hold NOTHING BACK in this mind blowing account of both our careers as Correctional Officers… We’ve both seen things & dealt with things that you’re not going to believe and WE TELL IT ALL… “Life as a Jailer” is a TRUE factual account of the daily on goings inside the walls like: Murders, Escapes, Fights (assaults where Officers have had fingers bitten off and Inmates have been stabbed/shanked,) Cell Fires, Rapes & so many other mind blowing stories... But it's not all bad, there are many funny stories too and (if you can believe) GREAT times. Looking back we are thankful for those days because it’s the good times that got us through the bad days...
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu Publishing Services
    Release dateJun 13, 2017
    ISBN9781483469805
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