Deep Cover: How I took down Britain’s most dangerous gangsters

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Queen accepted the mission which began an extensive undercover operation inside the outlaw motorcycle gang.

Dana Ridenour is a retired FBI agent and the author of three FBI undercover novels: Behind The Mask, Beyond The Cabin, and Below The Radar. It is a fifty-year plus odyssey of how an old man found Truth, hidden within the dark shadows of his youth; and how finding that truth set him free. It’s a boys club where people shoved up through the ranks engage in daily, cringeworthy ass kissing and creeping to further their power with scant regard to the cops out on the streets doing a really difficult job day in day out, taking years off their lifespans because of the shift work and stress they deal with.Writing has become an addiction, so the third book in the Lexie Montgomery Series, Below The Radar, comes out August 13, 2019. Aside from the professional point of view, this book sheds light onto the psychological burden that this kind of job may pose on one's mental health. The following five books are what I consider to be the best nonfiction books about undercover life from the perspective of a retired undercover FBI agent. The author is someone I would like to meet and just hear more from his experiences as an undercover officer.

When a sex worker dies in suspicious circumstances in York, Detective Inspector Geraldine Steel struggles to remain focused on the murder investigation: she is distracted by her worries about her colleague and life partner, Ian Peterson, who has disappeared.I saw this book recommended in a magazine and thought it would be an interesting read and a different perspective.

Good book slightly spoilt by the animosity shown by the author towards his employers without them having recourse to respond with their side. Comment by ThottbotThey way you do this quest is target Taskmaster Fizzule, which is down on the ground, near the tower.

During my time in the undercover program, I kept a journal hidden in the ceiling panel of my undercover apartment that contained characters, events and feelings I was dealing with on a daily basis. I would have never made it working for the government since I have a very low tolerance for bs and incompetent jerks. So - as you approach from the south, run past the tower on its west side, past the broken down contraption, also on its west side. And it was easy to see why they wanted him; he wouldn't have to stray too far from what he already knew.

Like other undercover books i've read,it shines a light into criminal underworld dealings and covert action conducted by police forces. It’s another well plotted book, fast paced with established main characters, who are believable and likeable. The chapters are split between Ian’s under cover work, Geraldines murder investigations and the murderers attempt to convince himself he’s outwitted the police. Wheeler, just removed from prison by Customs to work as an informant, has made a deal with corrupt Mexican law enforcement figures to smuggle cocaine into the US using the Mexican Navy. A question mark should appear above his head for the next quest, which is "Mission: Possible But Not Probable".I used a target dummy got off 4 backstabs before it died, then used thistle drink from the previous quest. The guy's courage is unbelievable, it's hard to think that everyday there are guy's like him doing this job. I remember wondering what would I do if I were in agent Pistone’s shoes and faced similar situations.