Collision Course (A Josh Williams Novel) - Plot & Excerpts
At his arraignment, he entered a plea of not guilty. The court released him on his own recognizance, after he submitted to fingerprinting and photography at the FBI office. As Josh walked out of the FBI office, he knew what was coming. There exists in Rhode Island a controversial law known as the Law Enforcement Officers' Bill of Rights, an object of derision and complaint by politicians and Chiefs of Police. The law’s genesis was a consequence of the abuse of power by the very same politicians and Chiefs of Police, this fact often missing from the public discourse. The latest amendment of the law allowing, but not requiring, the immediate suspension, without pay, of any officer charged with a felony. The presumption of innocence being an inconvenient burden, ignored for the sake of politics. As Josh left the FBI office, Lieutenant Hamlin and Chief Brennan greeted him.
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