A True Hero
RECOGNITION OF A TRUE HERO Today, Retired ECSO Deputy Bruce Harris was presented the Sheriff’s Award by Escambia County Sheriff Chip Simmons. In 2021, Deputy Harris was assigned to Investigations. […]
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The Public Servant
From Old Police Stories latest book, “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest.” Available on Amazon. Pensacola, Florida, August 1, 1999, 9:04 PM “All units, please respond to 8498 Baisden Rd. We
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“He came out of nowhere!”
From Mike Simmons’ latest book “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest.” Available on Amazon. Most people know him as the face of the Pensacola Police Department they see on television, discussing
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Podcast Episode #1: “I’m a dead man”
First Podcast I have just finished my first podcast on Old Police Stories. My niece and I completed a podcast related to my book “I’m a Dead Man, the story
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“It’s More Than Just Doing Their Jobs”
From my book, “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest,” available on Amazon. Marion and Mary Lou Williamson were pillars of the community. They had raised five children, all successful. Following the war,
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“Not Without a Fight!”
From my book “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest” available on Amazon for $20. As soon as he got out of training – which consisted of riding with a senior officer for
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The Pensacola Police Detective Bureau
June 26, 1901: Marshal A. A. Credille, the chief of police, went in front of the city commission and requested that some of his officers be allowed to work in
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For the first time!
On December 17, 2021, all of the recipients of the Pensacola Police Department’s Gold Medal of Valor came together for photos. The Gold Medal of Valor is the highest award