I can't understand why the Dirty Harry approach to law enforcement isn't seen for what it is. Fiction. You have John Sandford writing up cop stories involving Lucas Davenport and Virgil Flowers. This is fiction. So why do we glorify violence and forget this is make believe? Consider this response left on this blog. Your writing sucks, man. Stop leaving cards in Sandford's books, all people are going to do is find them like I did and laugh at your page. Most thriller authors don't have police 'experiance' but at least they can write without typos. :/ I get it I think. This person loves reading about fantasy cops running around thumping bad guys. My writing involves real life police in real life issues. There are five cops in Memphis who were punching first before asking questions. Now they realize Lucas was a pretend cop.
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