Gold Medal of Valor
I’m looking forward to tomorrow – gonna see some heroes…The Pensacola Police Department has an awards system that allows them to recognize officers who have gone beyond their regular duties. […]
I’m looking forward to tomorrow – gonna see some heroes…The Pensacola Police Department has an awards system that allows them to recognize officers who have gone beyond their regular duties. […]
From my newest book “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest” Pensacola, Florida, August 1, 1999, 9:04 PM “All units, please respond to 8498 Baisden Rd. We have had several calls about
From my latest book, “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest” It was beautiful May Sunday on the beach. Anthony, an excellent swimmer, went to the water’s edge to see about taking a
Old Police Stories, LLC announces the latest book from Sgt. Mike Simmons, “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest.” “The Pensacola Police Department is one of the oldest and most distinguished departments in
Sidecars have been used with motorcycles for many years. As a matter of fact, the sidecar came before the motorcycle. The first sidecar was produced in 1893 by French Army
From Mike Simmons’ new book: Stories of Pensacola’s Finest Hawkshaw. hawk.shaw /ˈhôkˌSHô/- a detective; a gumshoe. – brings to mind a dark, dimly lit street and a man wearing a
An excerpt from my book Pensacola’s Finest. Kristin Brown joined the Pensacola Police Department in 1996 as a cadet. From cadet to officer to sergeant and, on July 31, 2015,
When a police officer dies, the whole community feels the effect. When an officer is killed in the line a duty, a strange phenomenon occurs. The citizens in the
From my new book “Stories of Pensacola’s Finest” coming soon… “Now the world seems sad,” was the reaction of six-year-old Peter Drasutis. The wisdom of his words went beyond what
Monday, June 5, 1944, 10:40 pm, England’s southern coast: Thirty-three-year-old Red Dickson was lying in his bunk, just thinking…and wondering…and reminiscing. For there was nothing else to do. “It has