I recently finished reading your book, and as a lawyer and Army veteran, I was troubled to learn of the extent of militarization in our police. The stories of the dead and injured in botched raids particularly touched and angered me. Some of these stories sound more like Iraq than Modesto. I don't think I'm alone however in wanting more writing from you. Some historical perspective for this type of militarization would be nice. Why, for example, should the average person be worried about this? What examples are out there to show where this arc leads? Any plans to do a second book? Thanks.
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I recently finished reading your book, and as a lawyer and Army veteran, I was troubled to learn of the extent of militarization in our police. The stories of the dead and injured in botched raids particularly touched and angered me. Some of these stories sound more like Iraq than Modesto. I don't think I'm alone however in wanting more writing from you. Some historical perspective for this type of militarization would be nice. Why, for example, should the average person be worried about this? What examples are out there to show where this arc leads? Any plans to do a second book? Thanks.
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