Are the police too soft? Are citizens too entitled?
"Adrift" is a book that argues that both American culture and American policing are in decay and the only way to fix it is honest, blunt conversation between working cops and regular folks, not police "experts" or community "activists".
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Rory-journalist
""Adrift" is an enlightening and informative read for everyone; and in my opinion, it's an even better read for all those in law enforcement – and the media. Reinbolt's experience and thoughts on policing through many years may, in fact, lead to an overall improved police effort today."
Reilly-elected official
"Adrift" exemplifies an earnest and intellectually engaged attempt to bridge the often-isolated worlds of law enforcement practice and civic understanding. With a lens grounded in real-world experience, Reinbolt invites readers to think deeply about the role of policing in a democratic society — not as an abstract institution but as a lived feature of everyday American life."
Don-retired cop
"Excellent read. This book hits the mark in describing the downfall of law enforcement in this country. Weak leadership, reactive vs. proactive approach and the unwillingness of agencies to listen to reason on how to repair the system and return it to effectiveness."