My life in Little Russia

My life in Little Russia

by Thomas D. Nally

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An auto biography of a policeman in Belmont Massachusetts in the 1960s who tried to stop corrupt fellow police from operating above the law. He was outcast and assalted as a result. He then wrote this book to chronicle the events of his time on the police force cleverly using ficticious city and people names, like "College Town" for Cambridge, to protect him self. It reads like a small town "Serpico". Another book on Belmont Police corruption in the 1960s, read "A Death In Belmont" by Sebastian Junger.

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