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		Deputy Sheriff William L. Daniels Coconino County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 6/9/1885 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Constable Isaac L. Roberts Coconino County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 3/6/1884 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff D. Tom Smith Coconino County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 12/8/1883 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff Kip Phillips Cochise County Constable's Office End of Watch: 7/7/1882 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff John Snodgrass Coconino County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 5/26/1882 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff Andrew W. Holbrook Pima County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 5/4/1882 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Marshal Fred White Tombstone Marshal's Office End of Watch: 10/30/1880 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff David F. Craeghe Apache County Sheriff's Office End of Watch: 4/1/1880 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Deputy Sheriff Milton McDowell Pima County Sheriff's Department End of Watch: 1/1/1880 Cause of Death: Not Available

		Deputy Constable James Haines Safford Constable's Office End of Watch: 8/26/1879 Cause of Death: Gunfire

		Sheriff James T. Dana Yuma County Sheriff's Office End of Watch: 9/20/1871 Cause of Death: Assault

		Sheriff Cornelius Sage Yuma County Sheriff's Office End of Watch: 5/3/1865 Cause of Death: Gunfire

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Two of the most inspirational "Cop Books" ever!

999 Officer Down - Russ Reiker was a seasoned street cop in Phoenix, Arizona for twenty-one years. Two months before his planned retirement he was traumatically injured while on duty. This life-threatening injury was so profound he should not have survived, but did.

Just One Shift - Delves deep into the mind of a big city street cop as he confronts one impossible situation after another during the busiest shift of his career. An intense recounting, which discloses the officer's thought process as he makes repetitive, split-second, life and death decisions that have life-long effects on the people involved.

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