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This book touches on the exploits of a man who grew up in the south Bronx He grew very aware of his environment early in life. Because of the violence in his world, he developed fast reflexes and the ability to make instant decisions. He spent 4 years in the Maine Corps and 14 months in Vietnam 1968-1969. where he again found himself in a very violent atmosphere. Some of his encounters are described in here. Still feeling a deep need to give back to his community, He returned to the states and became a New York City Transit Police Officer. Again being assigned to the South Bronx area. A Police Officer, suits up every day, not knowing if he is coming back that night. These thoughts, keep us aware and vigilant. However, no matter how prepared you think you are, the very worst can happen. Some of Officer Winders encounters as a Police Officer back in the 70's are outlined in this book. Some are funny. Some are intense. Every Police Officer, relates differently to their involvement with the citizens, as the situation warrants it. Compassion, holding a victim or ill persons hand, carrying an extra handkerchief to wipe away a lost child's tears, helping to deliver a new life and yes, seriousness when needed. This one particular night, this Officer suited up and had no idea that his entire life would be changed forever. That he would experience pain like he had never felt before. That his dreams and thoughts would from then on be assaulted nightly. That he would have to adjust his entire life to face the future. Learn how Police Officers are really treated, and viewed by the public. Given the current way our society views police, this book allows you to see the world through a police officer's eyes and maybe shows that all should not be judged on the actions of one.
