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 Posted: Sat Jun 2nd, 2007 03:03 am1st Post

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Police-Writers.com is a website dedicated to listing state and local police officers who have authored books.  Dee Dee Serpas’, Kenner Police Department (retired), first novel hit the bookshelves in May.

 

Following in the footsteps of her great-grandfather, Sheriff Paul Berthelot, Sheriff of St. John the Baptist Parish, and that of her father, who was president of Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. Two in the late 1950s, Dee Dee Serpas became a Police Officer. First with the East Jefferson Levee Board Police, she also joined the Kenner Police Department and was the only female to graduate from the academy that year. Later, she joined the Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office as a street cop. This makes her the only known female in Louisiana to have held three peace officer commissions by the age of 21.

 

Dee Dee Serpas' new book, Behind the Badge in Atchafalaya Swamp: Welcome to the Atchafalaya Swamp Police Department, tells a moving story of the human beings behind the badge.  Drawing strongly from her personal experiences, Dee Dee explores love and loss in the Bayous of Louisiana.  In the unique environment of Louisiana cities, towns, bayous and swamps, her characters serve the community in front of the badge, but behind the badge they live, love and mourn.

 

Dee Dee Serpas is a regular contributor to Police-Writers.com.  In addition to obtaining more information about her book, you can read her articles at http://www.police-writers.com/dee_dee_serpas.html.

 

Police-Writers.com now hosts 560 police officers (representing 234 police departments) and their 1179 books in six categories, there are also listings of United States federal law enforcement employees turned authors, international police officers who have written books and civilian police personnel who have written books.

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 Posted: Wed Jun 6th, 2007 10:15 am2nd Post

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The author has a number of upcoming book signings - if you are in the area I know she would appreciate the support.

Stop one
June 16th

B Dalton
6401 Bluebonnet , baton rouge, la
Time 12pm to 3pm

stop two
Waldens

3437 Masonic dr
Alexandria, la
time 2pm-4pm
June 23,2007


stop three
Borders

2800 Us Hwy 90
Gautier, ms
time 2pm-4pm

June 30,2007

stop four
Barnes and Nobles

6646 youree dr
Shreveport, la
time 2pm-4pm
July 7,2007


stop five
Waldens

512 W. Prien Lake Rd
lake charles, la
time 2pm-4pm

July 14,2007

stop six
A Red House Book

2013 S. Oates
Dothan, AL
time 11am-1pm

July 21,2007

stop seven
Waldens

900 commons
Dothan, al
time 2pm-4pm
July 21,2007


stop eight
barnes and nobles

4610 Merchant Park
Collierville, tn
time 12pm-2pm

July 28,2007

stop nine
Barnes and Nobles

4100 Summit Plaza Dr
Louisville, Ky
time 2pm-4pm
August 4,2007


stop ten
Barnes and Nobles

7804 Abercon ext 72
Savannah, ga

time
3pm-5pm
August 11,2007

stop eleven
Barnes and Nobles

5555 Whitney Blvd
Columbus, ga
time 7pm-9pm

August 25,2007

stop 12
barnes and nobles

7663 Mall Rd
Florence, ky
time to be announced

August 30,2007



stop 13
Barnes and Nobles

1980 N. Dixie hwy
Elizabethtown, ky
time 6pm-9pm
August 31,2007




stop 14
barnes and nobles

1680 Campbell ln
Bowling Green, Ky
time to be announced
September 1,2007


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