COPS WRITING CRIME - Another 9 members join The Squad!

Another 9 colleagues join The Squad today, swelling its numbers to 164.
That's 164 cops and ex-cops (and some PIs) who have taken to writing crime fiction.  You won't get more realistic crime tales than those from this Squad!
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We have joining us today:
1.  Dennis Banahan - served over 30 years with the Chicago PD, and has written two crime novels so far.
2.  Wayne Zurl - served with the Suffolk County PD.  He has written several crime novels.
3.  George D. Shuman - served as an officer in Washington DC, and has written several crime novels.
4.  Jason E. Fort - still a serving officer, I believe in South Carolina.  A number of novels to his name.
5.  Gerald Petievich - one of our "related cop" cousins, he served in the US Secret Service.  He has written several crime novels, and has had some turned into movies.
6.   Marc Goodman - served as a police officer (unsure where in the US) and with the FBI. I found one crime novel by him, but he writes in other genres as well.
​7.  Merle Temple - served as a deputy sheriff (not sure where) and with the Bureau of Narcotics in the US.  He has written several crime novels, and he writes in other genres.
8.  Micki Browning - served with the Durango PD in Colorado.  She has written several crime novels.
9.  Peter Ritchie - our only non-American cousin in this Squad update, he served with the police in Scotland and in London, as well as Europol.  He has written a number of crime novels.

Our Squad now consists of:

83 American
41 British
10 Australian
9 Canadian
4 New Zealanders
3 Finnish
2 Dutch
2 Swedish
1 French
1 Bahamian
1 Norwegian
1 Italian
1 Czech
1 Russian
1 Hungarian
1 Spaniard
1 Pakistani
​1 Irish

I'll keep adding more as I come across them, and if you know of any others please feel free to drop me a line.

Check out The Squad:
Also: Cops Writing Crime
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And please remember, my list is only for CRIME FICTION - not all the true crime and/or memoir writing by cops and ex-cops that's out there (as good as so much of that is).
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​Cheers,
ABP