By Charles Kipps
what is the distinction among A COP AND KEVIN MAHER? KEVIN does not HAVE A BADGE. AND HE does not PLAY by means of the principles.
Cop with no Badge tracks personal informant Kevin Maher as he is helping the NYPD, the FBI, and plenty of different legislation enforcement organisations resolve circumstances that diversity from theft to extortion to murder. within the method, Kevin turns into the top paid CI the DEA ever had.
yet Kevin's causes are extra complex than just cash. Having been arrested for Grand robbery car on the age of 16, his legal conviction prevents him from being what he constantly desired to be: a police officer. So now he is out to end up to himself he actually is what he could've been. A cop. Even with no badge.
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So when the Interceptor rounded the curve, it collided with the three state vehicles, spinning to a stop on the side of the road. The Hemi limped off the highway and entered the Catskill Mountains, vanishing into the darkened hills. After more than a hundred miles, the race had ended. And Maher had won. AT DAWN, MAHER FOLLOWED BACK ROADS TO NEW YORK. HE COULDN’T go to 1607 Cross Bay Boulevard in Queens, where he now lived with his father, because the tags on the Hemi were registered to that address.
Since there wasn’t time to react, Maher braced himself for a collision, only this time the obstacle wasn’t as flimsy as a wooden toll gate. Maher’s heart was pumping now, his face flushed. It was a rush like he had never experienced, a taste of both terror and anticipation at the thought of tempting sudden death. Suddenly, the perspective reversed. It didn’t seem as if the Hemi was moving at all, rather the police roadblock was hurtling toward him. And then, accompanied by the crunching of metal and the shattering of glass, the Hemi plowed through the automotive blockade.
Sources tell us you were bragging about the jobs,” a detective told Maher one day. Maher grimaced. He had told people about his daring getaways. If the cops know I did the bank jobs, it’s my own fucking fault. Various detectives filed in and out of Rikers to see Maher, each new face expressing optimism that he would be the one to get Maher to break down and name the Cross Bay gang. But Maher became inured to the drama after a few days. The characters were always the same: the “bad cop,” the “good cop,” and the prisoner.
