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Patrick O'Donnell spent years on the Milwaukee Police Department. He now writes books about his experiences and advises other authors how to realistically write about cops. He shares real-life anecdotes from his time with MPD and how he transitioned from police work to the literary world on this arresting edition of WTMJ Conversations!
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