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Crisis Cops

The Evolution of Hostage Negotiations in America

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Crisis Cops

By: Patrick Doering
Narrated by: John Harrison Gass
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Hostage/crisis negotiations is one of the most demanding and stressful jobs in law enforcement. Crisis Cops will put you into the action, whether it be a bridge jumper, hostage taker, or suicidal subject. These are the origin stories from the early beginnings of hostage/crisis negotiations throughout the country. From New York to Los Angeles, you will see how hostage/crisis negotiation evolved into the art form that it is today. Some of these stories may make you laugh, cry, or sweat bullets.

This isn’t what you see on television. These are real stories from real negotiators who have saved hundreds of lives throughout their careers. You will hear how their teams got started, what hurdles they had to overcome, and most importantly, you will hear stories from the negotiators that were there in the moment.

©2016 Patrick R. Doering (P)2016 Patrick R. Doering
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