Collateral damage / the children of violent criminals are often long-term casualties of their parents' actions. and the children of officers can suffer when mom or dad can't leave the horrors of the job at work. by Bradley Nickell.
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TextSeries: Police: The Law Enforcement Magazine ; Vol.39, No.11Publication details: California: Bobit Business Media, November 2015Description: pages 40-43 26.3cmISSN: - 0893-8989
- BPer. 3636.205
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