Welcome to the streets of Los Angeles.
They\'re not for the squeamish or easily offended, so pour yourself another shot, and consider yourself warned..
Pray you never have to experience them.
You\'ve never heard Stories like these before.
If anything, it\'s about people, and people are wild .
They\'re not what it\'s about .
Now ask yourself, what\'s the craziest thing you\'ve ever associated with a song that got stuck in your head? Did it have anything to do with sex? The good kind, or the weird kind? What about crackhead conversations? Or how about night terrors, or haunted houses? Sure, those gunfights and chases may be true, but they aren\'t True true.
These are the Stories about people and how they experience the world, and the surprising ways in which they move us.
They aren\'t just police related.
From the madness of working the streets of Skid Row to the debauchery on the streets of Bangkok, these experiences represent a different kind of storytelling.
Often shocking and frequently surreal, this collection of essays chronicles a descent into the absurd, where the rules of logic and reason disappear, and the only way to make sense of it all is to embrace how little of that sense it actually makes.
Police work is about storytelling.
This is where it gets real.
Now, spin around three times and take a shot or two of Sambuca.
Cop stuff, movie stuff.
High speed chases, ghastly crime scenes, tense showdowns, gunfights.
Think about what you expect from most cop stories.
Welcome to the streets of Los Angeles
