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245 10 a| Outhouse to the White House /c| Dr. Lee P. Brown with Joseph Green-Bishop.;

264 1 a| Bloomington, IN :b| AuthorHouse,c| 2022.;

300 a| xi, 499 pages :b| illustrations, portraits (black and white) ;c| 23 cm;

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505 0 a| The Introduction -- Chapter 1. In the Beginning -- Chapter 2. The Cop -- Chapter 3. The Educator -- Chapter 4. The Top Cop -- Chapter 5. Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner -- Chapter 6. Houston Police Department -- Chapter 7. New York City's Police Commissioner -- Chapter 8. Texas Southern University -- Chapter 9. Office of National Drug Control Policy -- Chapter 10. Return to Texas -- Chapter 11. Mr. Mayor -- Chapter 12. Lessons in Leadership.;

520 a| "How does someone who grew up never liking cops become the top cop in three of America's largest cities? How does someone who never heard the word "criminology" prior to attending college earn a bachelor's degree, master's degree and a doctorate in criminology? I joined the San Jose, California Police Department at a time when many white Americans could not accept the idea of a black man with a badge. Most of them expected to see a white officer arrive on the scene when they called for assistance. On more than one occasion I answered a call for assistance and arrived only to be told, "I want a real cop." Given that type of experience who would have ever imagined that 30 years later I would be the chief law enforcement official of the nation's second largest standing army -- New York City Police Department."--From introduction.;

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Outhouse to the White House / Dr. Lee P. Brown with Joseph Green-Bishop.

Author/creator	Brown, Lee P. author.
Format	Book
Publication	Bloomington, IN : AuthorHouse, 2022.
Copyright Date	©2022
Description	xi, 499 pages : illustrations, portraits (black and white) ; 23 cm
Subjects	Brown, Lee P. Police chiefs--Texas. --Houston. --Biography. Mayors--Texas. --Houston. --Biography. Criminologists--Biography. Police chiefs--United States. Police administration--Texas. --Houston. Police administration--New York (State). --New York. African American police. African American criminologists.

Contents	The Introduction -- Chapter 1. In the Beginning -- Chapter 2. The Cop -- Chapter 3. The Educator -- Chapter 4. The Top Cop -- Chapter 5. Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner -- Chapter 6. Houston Police Department -- Chapter 7. New York City's Police Commissioner -- Chapter 8. Texas Southern University -- Chapter 9. Office of National Drug Control Policy -- Chapter 10. Return to Texas -- Chapter 11. Mr. Mayor -- Chapter 12. Lessons in Leadership.
Abstract	"How does someone who grew up never liking cops become the top cop in three of America's largest cities? How does someone who never heard the word "criminology" prior to attending college earn a bachelor's degree, master's degree and a doctorate in criminology? I joined the San Jose, California Police Department at a time when many white Americans could not accept the idea of a black man with a badge. Most of them expected to see a white officer arrive on the scene when they called for assistance. On more than one occasion I answered a call for assistance and arrived only to be told, "I want a real cop." Given that type of experience who would have ever imagined that 30 years later I would be the chief law enforcement official of the nation's second largest standing army -- New York City Police Department."--From introduction.
LCCN	2019921105
ISBN	9781546260035 (softcover)
ISBN	9781546260028 (hardcover)
ISBN	1546260021
ISBN	154626003X

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