A Cop’s Life: How Sutton Changes ‘Cop Literature’ Violet Spillers College

Within the line of duty, upstanding accomplishments are norm; even then, some officers manage to stand out for unparalleled excellence. Randy Sutton is a veteran of the Las Vegas Police Department, known nationally for his commentary on issues within or because of Law Enforcement policies. He first served ten years as a part of the Princeton New Jersey Police Department before serving for twenty-three years with the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department. At retirement, he was at the rank of Lieutenant within the LVMPD, one of the most sophisticated and highly decorated in the history of the department. His teachings on how to police with honor have led and inspired thousands of prospective Law Enforcement officials. These lessons granted him the “Points of Light” award from the President of the United States. In his years, he has experienced all there is in the line of duty. All the frightening people, terrifying realities, and long, drunken nights amount into an autobiographical story of a frank cop. He is now known for his shocking expository tale, A Cop’s Life: True Stories from the Heart Behind the Badge. In this narrative, Sutton delves beyond the surface of police works and exposes the darkest parts of society. He...