Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Watson had served 24 years as British Police Officer.
This book will keep you spell bound as Watson recounts how his life changed dramatically on both a personal and professional level in the islands, along with much good humor, as a key figure in Island Justice ..
Additionally, Watson had never seen a hurricane in the UK but experienced his first hurricane, met his wife, helped in forming a police association, and became deeply involved in cricket while in the Caymans.
The local police force considered Watson a force to be reckoned with.
In this book Watson recounts his experiences in tracking major international crimes and frauds and how he devised a management system for controlling those crimes throughout the Cayman Islands and other Caribbean territories.
For the next 6+ years in the Caymans he dealt with all manner of crimes including murders, robberies, frauds, money laundering, child abductions, a worldwide bank closure and telemarketing frauds.
Everything he had known in the UK, his life, his home would be forever changed.
Little did he know at the time that his whole life would be changed forever.
When a post became available in the Cayman Islands, Watson, with some initial reluctance, made an application and was subsequently offered the post.
Watson, however, was a front-line police officer and spending his days in a classroom with the prospect that the classroom could become his professional home was not to his liking.
However, his accumulated experience had resulted in an assignment to a brand-new teaching position, in which he taught fellow officers and staff how to access and implement a computerized case management system for complicated large cases and also multi-jurisdictional matters.
Throughout his career he was always on the front line of the crime fighting efforts, involving many serious crimes with sometimes the most dangerous of criminals.
Detective Chief Inspector Christopher Watson had served 24 years as British Police Officer
