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Once a Cop is a compelling memoir by former NYPD detective Corey Pegues that chronicles his remarkable journey from the streets of Brooklyn to a career in law enforcement. Growing up in poverty and surrounded by crime, Pegues navigated the dangerous world of the streets while developing a strong sense of justice that would ultimately lead him to join the police force.
In this powerful narrative, Pegues explores the profound disconnect between his past life and his professional identity as a cop. He candidly discusses the challenges of straddling two worlds, the relationships he maintained with former friends and associates, and the moral complexities that arose from his unique position. The memoir offers an unflinching look at urban crime, police work, and the personal cost of transformation.
Through his experiences, Pegues provides readers with an intimate understanding of both the streets and law enforcement, shedding light on systemic issues and the human stories behind the badge.







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