Special Education And Gifted School Appreciation Day Of Robert Davis (Book) - 4/13/2020 7:07:35 AM
Great work! Gone through some of your works and it is inspiring. May the Lord bless you richly.
I have written 2 titles now, they are, "I will be There on Sunday" and "Alabaster". I celebrate the Grace of God on your life and I want to identify with it.
If you can pick any of the ebook and make a review, I suppose it will be effective to help get the message across. Thanks. Compliment of the season. Regards
http://www.authorsden.com/visit/viewwork.asp?id=77193
A Father who isn't worth calling Dad, by Robert Leon Davis (Short Story) - 4/7/2020 10:07:30 PM
Very fascinating! Reading through the story, I kept imagining how life turns out. I suppose the Author Davies never figured out as a teenager or a police officer that life will take an awkward curve, but I just see how God takes the mess in our lives and makes a message.
A Father who isn't worth calling Dad, by Robert Leon Davis (Short Story) - 9/23/2017 7:19:31 AM
From reading your brief description on your author's page, I can see why you are conflicted with the dualistic behavior practiced by many police and your amazing run of 22 years.
While having relationships with several women myself, I never had a child. It's hard for me to forgive someone who leaves children behind in their wake, but I will try to understand given the circumstances. While working in black institutions and police departments, I learned that being black and being poor or both weeks to all kinds of problems that the white population isn't exposed to.
I'm certainly glad that your son has welcomed you with open arms and without blame. That's wonderful.
Ron
A Father who isn't worth calling Dad, by Robert Leon Davis (Short Story) - 9/22/2017 12:51:45 PM
We can't let past mistakes rule our present. You learned that over the process of 22 years. Hopefully you have made a contribution to society by helping others realize that it is never to late to turn over a "new leaf."
Questions from readers concerning threat/haters after I wrote Running Scared (Short Story) - 9/21/2017 7:35:09 AM
I don't know your story or I read it before and forgotten with all that I read. But there's no place for hatred that leads to violence or unnecessary punishment.
From my 30 years association with a university security force that grew immensely and became a full-fledged police department, there were bad cops aplenty over the years. And, I was shocked to learn that a neighbor during my high school years working investigation for my small hometown discovered that the chief and half the force were systematically burglarizing Main Street businesses under the guise of securing them.
Rooting out bad people can have repercussions that last many years longer and are much harder to deal with than the original crime. That's why many people don't report crimes for fear of getting hung up in such situations.
Ron
Some tricks of Bad Police Officers (Article) - 5/30/2020 2:12:31 AM
Good day Mr Leon! Just feeling that there is no better time that your advocacy for a healthy system of the law enforcement agency and the sensitization and orientation for a comprehensive, strategic and policing is imminent than now, with the current dilemma of one too many in George Floyd incidence of 26/5/2020.
The narrative just like president Obama and others are advocating is that we can't afford this "unhealthiness"
Some tricks of Bad Police Officers (Article) - 11/8/2016 7:07:56 AM
A good article on a subject that people seem to be unaware of. Through my years working at a university, I encountered several rogue police that used their badge to operate outside the law. Like you, I believe this is much more common than people want to believe. Many kinds of people seek to become policeman--good and bad. When a police officer does a bad thing or makes a mistake, his/her buddies often close ranks and protect their comrade even if he/she is wrong. This kind of policing that has been the status quo for nearly forever is now being revealed by eyewitness videos, DNA, and other forensic evidence solutions. It's about time.
There are a few minor typos that could be corrected by thorough edit.
Ron
Serial killers examined in detail (Article) - 6/16/2016 2:03:16 PM
let's start a searching office…at some fundraising or foundation forming website we can start our new "Büro of Investigations" BoI
what ever, how ever
sometimes it's better to start it, when it already rolls, any judicature or executive, next turn is on them
i think we need to force the fight in the name for humanity
Interrogation tricks of police...The Michael Crowe Story! (Article) - 6/16/2016 11:43:26 AM
in europe
never give answers, only send frequented asks back…
psych have this, meanwhile a huche book, with 9.999 wonderland descriptions of illness, to use; police are police, nothing else;
//: so you are a linguistic scientist or
yeah, the oracle from delphi is good known in here, well, my lawyer is my delphi goodie… they are trapped in their golden cages, like a bird…
never joke on them personally, but finish the flower ground picture, they dancing like a holy something, with they're enormous self awareness…
if a officer is clear in his acting and ethic, you will feel the respect, because they got it inside, character parts….
corrupted once only quest with asking and your advocate...
What is the Reno, Nevada serial killer thinking and doing right now? (Article) - 6/16/2016 9:40:55 AM
worldwide about (+-) 200 Serial killers…i think almost 90 of 'em only at the united states; with Mexico's insane Drugstars the number increases to 300…since the last decades, even in europe they're growing.
Meanwhile, "the normal folks", also acting more strange, from year to year.
i'm not afraid of stupidity, but every acting with butholesurfers (not the band), ensure a wast of time. sorry for my english, i'm from germany and just survived from being poisoned with some heavymetalls…long story…
god thx i'm a punk, that's why i'm faster back to life….
Robert…i send u love…let us embracing the world…
and by the way. i search for a human, willing to write a book with me…about my life…hoolywood are nuts
Don't fall for these tactics, The David Dowaliby case! (Article) - 2/27/2016 8:23:27 PM
Excellent advice ! Also another perfect example of just how extremely important it is to have the guidance and protection of a good lawyer ! One mistake in dealing with cops on your own can have life changing consequences.
New York Fugitives; How An Ex-Fugitive Successfully Survived The Forest (Article) - 6/30/2015 12:57:49 AM
Interesting perspective from someone who lived it and isn't just offering poppycock. You depended totally upon yourself, the only one you can count on, whereas the escapees put all their eggs in one basket--Joyce Mitchell.
New York Fugitives; How An Ex-Fugitive Successfully Survived The Forest (Article) - 6/28/2015 7:47:37 AM
You are right on all counts. A real survivalist. I also see no problem with drinking the water from a fresh flowing stream in northern New York State or Canada. You might get sick, but dehydration will kill you faster… Along with hypothermia if you foolishly escape in the wintertime. Getting a blanket may be difficult, unless you take it with you from the prison.
I think these guys were counting heavily on the woman they duped into helping them get out. They were counting on that vehicle, regardless whether they were going to take her with them or not. So far, I'm still trying to figure out how a screwdriver enabled them to cut through steel. Some information is still missing.
Ron
Second death row inmate Brandy Holmes upset with me! Learn why! (Article) - 11/2/2014 10:17:21 AM
This is crazy I was in the same cell wit Brandy Holmes she seem like a really sweet girl until I learned What she was in for then I immediately wanted to come out the same cell with her but we used to play cards she's a great artist
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 3/20/2013 6:36:48 AM
I just watched this story on the ID network. It's refreshing to observe that they did not cast someone who is attractive and actually cast a girl who was just as rough & beat up around the edges as the real Antoinette. Did anyone see her mugshot?! I was like d*mn! As for this article, it does not really offer any useful insight. 2 thumbs down on this article & her face.
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 5/27/2012 12:11:14 PM
Mr. Davis I was so excited to read your interview with Antoinette Frank only to be disappointed. Where is the interview? You do not provide any insight about Antoinette that isn't already out there. Instead, you speak more about how your experiences parallel with Antoinette’s experiences. What questions did you ask Antoinette and what were her responses? Thank you.
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 1/2/2011 4:35:00 PM
I am a retired police officer and I can tell you that Anoinette Frank was NOT a police officer!! She may have worn the badge & uniform BUT she was NOT a police officer. She is a disgrace to those of us who truly went out to serve & protect. She is what WE in New York call a "PERP"! I hope for every day she's on death row she gets the beat down she SO deserves by the other inmates! I hope she burns in hell!! I have no sympathy for her nor do I care to hear her "woe is me" story! I appreciate you trying to write a story about her pathetic life but she doesnt deserve your time. If your gonna write a story focus on the victims.
Update on female police officer who killed another officer! (Article) - 11/22/2010 8:59:44 PM
By all accounts, she was a lousy police officer(too timid and nonaggressive) and she failed her psych exam. Two things got her in though. 1) There was a loophole(which I certainly hope has been dealt with) which allowed her to go to a private(meaning non-police sanctioned) doctor to get her psych eval. cleared and that's what she did. My belief is that she was such a sociopath that she easily duped whomever she went to see.
2) The New Orleans police Department was SO desperate for new recruits that they needed to take her.
Sadly because of these two factors one police officer(with two children) and two innocent people are dead. In light of this situation I hope the N.O.P.D. has ammended their hiring criteria.
When can the police search your home and when to refuse a search! (Article) - 6/9/2010 11:47:13 AM
Good day to you, I came across your site by mistake but found it very interesting. Maybe you can help me with an incident that might become a problem with me & my family. I live in an area where the exit I get off at is the number one location for drug arrest for people involved in the drug trade. I understand this before I purchased my home but thought that regardless if we are the only people of color in the neighborhood it wouldn't be a problem.
To get to my concerns, each time there is a task force out to find smugglers either I or a family member gets a police escort home. You would think that the cops would know my vehicles by now & let their fellow officers know about us. But just like clockwork cops follow us home each time. I mean they are so bold as to follow us into my driveway & turn around after realizing that we live there. Granted I really don't trust cops & after reading your articles about rogue cops I have very little use for police. I work within the law & educate my kids to do the same but on one incident I was pulled over & I felt a bit threaten. Even though it was a one on one situation & the cop had the gun I have condition myself from serving in the military to be able to handle just about any man straight up. But in this situation the cop was asking me question & before I could get the answer out he shoots out another question as if he was trying to intimidate me. Was this his way of trying to catch me in some lie or were my answers not quick enough for him? It really concerns me because I would hate for one of my sons to get pulled over only a few feet from our home and some rogue cop roughs him up. I read your article about when a person can intervene when you witness a police officer abusing or about to do bodily harm to someone. What if that person he is about to harm is on your property and you are watching this from inside your home? Can I protect my family by any means necessary or do I have to let it play out in court where I know the cop is going to walk. I have played this situation through my mind every since moving into that area. And even though we are followed home only twice a week it just bothers me, so I have to be on guard not for me but my family. Give me your thoughts when you have a minute.
Thanks….
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 4/13/2010 2:47:40 PM
Yes,I agree with you Raul. The reviewer "Kris Me" probably meant no harm and just haven't read the full story on Antoinette. I don't even believe her own family thinks she's repentive. You just don't kill more than once and have compassion in your heart. You don't need any other proof. To be a cop and do what she did is terrible! What I found interesting about "Kris Me" review was that he never mentioned the victims..not once!
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 4/13/2010 2:23:55 PM
Is the reviewer below who goes by the name of 'Kris Me' for real? He says Mr.Davis is harsh! Okay, lets see, Antoinette murdered three people, including her police partner Ronald Williams. Then she shot one of the victims in the head as he knelt on his kness begging for his life (that's harsh). Oh, lets not forget, she murdered her father years earlier,as his body was found underneath her house after her arrest(that's harsher). He says Robert is harsh? Read the full case on the internet about how she killed those people, then see the meaning of harsh... who really cares about her redemption anyway....the bible also says an eye for an eye! She owes society an eye!
My visit with Antoinette Frank on death row: convicted cop killer (Article) - 4/11/2010 4:29:43 PM
Frist off i think you were quite harsh in your little article about Antoinette your not in tha womans head so how can you question her desire to want redemption? I think you are judging her because of her past so do you really think that fair because look at yourself you say you did some not so go things also but somebody gave you a chance weather it be God a jury or whom ever it was that helpped you publish your book See i believe in giving back what was gave to me its called a blessing and there is nothing wrong with blessing others thats what your suppose to do as a believer!! Now about her appeal that does not mean she is claiming inncessent an appeal works in different ways you can appeal tha verdict which would be what your sayin or you can also appeal tha sentence which she would try to get maybe a life sentence instead of a death sentence that is better than being put to death. How long was you locked for. I imagine not very long because you dont know much about it i mean you try to sound it but you dont get tha whole picture i would really like to hear your comments on this and i am sorry if i offended you in any way send me a message
Most corrupt city in the United States...New Orleans (Article) - 2/28/2010 12:46:33 AM
Do More Research You Totally Missed Los Angelese Sleazy (Sanctuary City) Mexifornia = Over 780 Gangs = Over 200,000 Illegals Mexicanos Gang Bangers Rule Streets... 70% Illegals Mexicanos Children vs 11% Blacks,Children In Schools, i.e. Where Have All Whites,Indians,Others Gone?!? Run By Head Gang Banger El Calde Villa-Gross-Sa ...Controlled By Illegals Alien Lover El Governor Schwartzenigger...
Keep Em Comen Exposing Bad Cops You Forgot Bad Politician$...
TRASK
Interrogation tricks of police...The Michael Crowe Story! (Article) - 11/22/2009 2:40:25 AM
Here's what to do if you really, really don't want to be interrogated by a belligerent cop. Pull yer pants down, bend over, and shit on his desk. That should get you out of there faster than you can blink. I'm not gonna speculate where you'll wind up. That's beside the point. Anyways, it's what they do in maximum security prisons from what i've seen.
Is it legal for police officers to lie for an arrest? (Article) - 9/18/2009 7:35:57 AM
I worked in hospital E.R.s for many years and had many dealings with cops. Sometimes they would bring a prisoner in beat to hell. When the Doc asked what happened to this man, the cops would look at each other, smile and say, "He fell down the stairs." Funny thing though one particular time I remember, the county jail was only one floor.
I have had many police officers tell me they would never lie under oath...........unless they had to.
There ya go.
Walt
