How a former police officer became a fugitive for 22 years while evading law enforcement while living in various forests, woods, and cities and his eventual surrender.

Cop Out is a true account of how a former police officer survived as a fugitive while evading authorities and eventually surrendered to God. This narrative approach of survival and skill encompasses a diversity of stories and experiences, including life in wooded terrain and survival as a fugitive for over twenty years. This account serves as a means for the readers to envision challenges as a true survivor leading to surrender regardless of the outcome.

The "reflections" section is provided to aid readers’ understanding of this lengthy journey from periods of atheism to acceptance of God. This book is divided into time components from 1977 to 2002, sharing details of his journey as an escaped criminal from New Orleans to Canada and other notable locations in Illinois, Tennessee, North Carolina, California, and Florida. This story includes encounters with notable politicians and other persons of interest.

Dynamics and difficulties in relationships are discussed in great depth. Critical and integrative perspectives abound in this transformation from ghetto product to law enforcement officer to fugitive to freedom. This account would be of great interest to Christians as well as the general community.

Futhermore, the book details the corruption that existed on the New Orleans Police Department during the late seventies as well how police officers are introduced to corruption. The author has now dedicated his life to revealing and exposing bad cops.  Mr. Davis currently assist citizens across the country with police brutality and abuse issues, despite the many threats placed on his life.

Foreword written by Father George Clements of Chicago, Illinois. A major motion picture was made about his life entitled, "The Father George Clements Story" starring actors Lou Gossett Jr. and Malcolm Jamal Warner.