Sweet Tea Murders

I grew up in Pensacola. When I was a little boy, a desperate man had committed a heinous crime in our neighborhood and was being tracked by the police. My […]

By Mike Simmons It seems hard to believe, but what began as dissatisfaction from some with the direction the country was headed in the middle of the 19th century turned

By Mike Simmons This photo is the only one portraying six Pensacola Police Chiefs. There are over 200 years of law enforcement experience – and a bunch of secrets –

By Mike Simmons In 1844, Pensacola was a southern town which was deep in the middle of the slavery issue of the day. Like most southern towns, some slaves lived

By Mike Simmons Let’s face it…the job of enforcing the law has always been hazardous. Those who stood for right have always been targets of the criminal population. Daily, these

Lee Wasdin – A leader in Law Enforcement Lee Wasdin. Lee was bigger than life in every aspect. When you met him, you never forgot him. He was huge –

By Mike Simmons Harry Ronald McNesby was born on May 22, 1944, in Pensacola, Florida. He lived with his father, Harry, and his mother, Nell, at 800 N. Hayne Street.

Old Police Stories, LLC presents: Some Gave All The story of the Criminal Justice Officers in West Florida who died in the line of duty. Includes stories from Escambia, Santa

End of Watch: September 22, 1889 An excerpt from the book, “Some Gave All,” available on Amazon By Mike Simmons John William Robert Gordon was born in Conecuh County, near

By Mike Simmons After a tip, a suspect in the murder of Los Angeles County Deputy Ryan Clinkunbroomer has been arrested. Kevin Cataneo Salazar was taken into custody after he