Crime thriller 'Target…Cop!' by former officer Chuck Johnson reveals harsh realities of being a cop

By: Jul. 04, 2013
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Author Chuck Johnson has compiled his personal experiences as a police officer in "Target...Cop!" (published by iUniverse), his fiction debut.

"Life as a cop truly is not easy," writes Johnson, who imbeds his story with the sober reality of being a police officer.

Set in a city in Southern California, "Target...Cop!" is about undercover cop, Jason Shaw, who has made innumerable arrests. His hard work pays off as crime is down and citizens are happy. However, Jason becomes a target of one of his arrests.

Gritty and true-to-life, the book gives readers an insider's look at the perilous life that cops lead and the challenges they face.

An excerpt from the book:

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He struggled to peer through the grimy windshield of the old pickup truck, softly cursing his worn wipers and the steady rain. Visibility was additionally hampered because he had turned o? his headlights halfway down the block, and the dismal darkness matched his mood.

His spirits elevated when he ?nally saw his objective and stopped next to the driveway. Good, he thought. No lights on inside. Pulling the hood over his head, he stepped out into the falling rain and moved quickly, spurred on by excitement mixed with trepidation.

"Target...Cop!"
By Chuck Johnson
Hardcover | 6 x 9 in | 108 pages | ISBN 978-1-4759-8842-0
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 108 pages | ISBN 978-1-4759-8841-3
E-Book | pages | ISBN 978-1-4759-8843-7
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Chuck Johnson has served for 21 years in the Marine Corps, and 10 years as a cop. He retired from the Marine Corps to become a deputy sheriff. He later joined the local police force to fight crime in his hometown where he ended up being the target of one the criminals he personally arrested.



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