The Jagged Blue Line

By: Graham Dunne

Narrated by: Graham Dunne

When you join a police department in a big city, you have been handed a ticket to the greatest show on earth. The Jagged Blue Line is the memoirs of Graham Dunne, whose Law Enforcement career spanned 27 years. From 8 years on SWAT, as both a sniper and operator, to working patrol in the hood, Graham was in the rare breed of crime fighters who fearlessly hunt the worst of the worst.
The Jagged Blue Line is the highlights and lowlights of his career. From lawsuits to shootings, fights and high speed car chases, countless death investigations and sexual deviants, Graham’s career was filled with incredible stories that are stranger than fiction.
Many of the stories are exciting, others are tragic. Some stories are crazy, and some are just funny. Take a look into the outrageous world of police work from the perspective of a street cop.

©2024 Graham Dunne (P)2024 Graham Dunne

hpnesty,straight forward.

It is great that he had a way to tell his side of the story. The way you saw it.

The good, bad, and ugly of a career in law enforcement

It's amazing to hear the real life experiences of a law enforcement officer.
It's also amazing, and sad to hear about the decline of "leadership" within the police department.

The Book Batman would write after he retired.

This is a great book giving the Insight of a Marine that became a sheriff and then transitioned to become a cop and did that well for over 20 years. He has a great voice on here almost sounds like Batman is giving you his account for each time. He took the shift. Definitely someone who is focused on community and never gave up. He said the best example, so that those that came in to be police under his training carry the baton and they also understood that this is a duty and not a job. This will give you much-needed insight and respect because as there are some bad apples, there are a lot of good out there, setting these example and caring the standard every single day even when they are not receiving the appropriate credit from the organizations they work for in law enforcement or from the city or every people in the city. This will allow other officers to see that there’s light at the end and that they are still respected no matter what

Interesting story

Informative story. I like that it was read by the author. I found the behind the scenes and bureaucratic stuff interesting. It makes sense why some cops seem to not like their job because they are nowadays under so many rules.

Rare Unfiltered insight

This book is fantastic. I have a hard cover copy, and this audio book. While I enjoyed the hard copy, there is definitely something to be said about hearing graham explain these stories the way he intended them, vs the way that I read them. It gives a rare, unfiltered view of what it is like to be a Police Officer, and I am thankful that he decided to share them with us. 10/10