Tales Off The Rails
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Some of the cynical wondered why Officer Kopochek hadn’t stayed with the alleged victim, until an ambulance arrived. At that time, he could have taken her statement and initiated a search for Peutrek later, if appropriate. In a relatively short period, the Kopochek shooting was generating way too much attention and negative buzz for the Grafton police department. The officer at the center of the controversy was actually being labeled by some “a rogue cop.” It was a term with which the force wanted no association.
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This latest book of suspense by R. M. Ahmose contains two tales that, once again, address controversial issues. The first tells the story of a police officer who performs his duties with a certain flair and seeming disregard for consequences. Still, he's a good cop whose passion for fighting crime puts him on a collision course with real evil. Story Two explores the concept of euthenics. What happens when a global organization spares no expense to create conditions for improving the human species? This tale, too, flies recklessly "off the rails." The author is a dedicated and imaginative writer of fictional suspense designed to expand the reader's thinking. From decades of life experience, he has gained a profound understanding of human behavior and motivation. Educationally, he earned a BA degree in History and an MS degree in Applied Psychology. Together, these factors comprise the source from which Ahmose draws to produce his plethora of engrossing tales.
About the Author
The author is a dedicated and imaginative writer of fictional suspense designed to expand the reader's thinking. From decades of life experience, he has gained a profound understanding of human behavior and motivation. Educationally, he earned a BA degree in History and an MS degree in Applied Psychology. Together, these factors comprise the source from which Ahmose draws to produce his plethora of engrossing tales. R. M. Ahmose resides, at present, in Richmond, Virginia. He is originally from Baltimore, where, as a teenager, he dropped out of school before ever entering high school. After earning the GED certificate, he went on to study at Morgan State College and University. Upon the transfer of credits to Virginia Commonwealth University, he graduated with an undergrad degree. Returning to Baltimore, Ahmose entered and completed a master's degree program at the University of Baltimore. He has credits toward a Ph.D. in psychology at the University of Maryland Baltimore County (UMBC).